The written word forges revolutions, and it's a dying medium today. Before scrolling, virality, and "the algorithm," paper and ink carried society's new ideas, outlaw legends, and revolutionary calls to action.
On this tee, a Salvitti American print flyer, stapled to a telephone pole under a lone streetlamp, whispers of a different kind of car in the ear of passers-by. It catches attention, draws people in, and entices them to stay with the return to a more romantic type of driving: one where each car was a primal beast that had to be tamed by its driver.
Every penny goes to building the prototype Dusthawk. Wear it, show it off, become part of the legend.
