When Oldsmobile's new "Rocket" V8 debuted in 1949 in was a true game changer for General Motors as it was the first mass-produced overhead-valve, high-compression V8 engine from the division.
Featuring an advanced short-throw layout, the design provided reduced friction and wear. Starting at a displacement of 303 cubic inches, this first generation Olds Rocket engine grew to 394 cubes for 1964. This hot-rodded example is adorned with six Stromberg 94 two-barrel carburetors mounted on an Offenhauser aluminum log intake manifold, topped-off with anodized injector stacks.
✅ Durable, high-quality, high-gloss finish
✅ Vibrant image printed on both sides
✅ Ceramic for better heat retention and flavor
✅ Colorful design stays vivid, wash after wash
✅ Dishwasher & microwave safe
✅ Stylish anywhere — desktop, coffee table, nightstand, and more
✅ Unique, original image makes a great gift
Hands down, my favorite coffee cup. The best part is it looks great from all sides.