Mount Victory Oil Company

Mount Victory Oil Company offers a buying guide of books about cars, garage gear and tools, retro garage signs, branded neon clocks, repro vintage gas and oil signs, and unique gifts for classic car collectors and hot rodders.

Whether to bond with your car on the open road; to enjoy restoring, maintaining or just tinkering with your car in your garage; or to relax at home in your man cave surrounded by signs, clocks and mementos that speak to you, we have just what you’re looking for.

While we do receive a small commission from Amazon for product referrals, that is not the sole factor in choosing which items to feature on the Mount Victory Oil Company site. We’re automotive gearheads, collector car enthusiasts, and hot rodders, and we search for cool car stuff that turn our own starter motors, even before they becomes part our curated website.

Please note: We do not carry or directly sell any of the products listed on the site.

Founder, Mount Victory Oil Company

Lee’s life-long passion for owning and enjoying collector cars goes back to when he was 17 and bought his first car, a 1953 Chrysler Town and County Station Wagon with the Windsor Spitfire six-cylinder flathead engine. Follow him on Instagram here.

Social Media Content Creator

Keegan’s automotive adventure began the moment he sat in his 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme at the age of 16. His love for cars is great, but the stories behind the cars are what fuels his passion for all things automotive. Follow his journey on Instagram at @KeegsTheSlickest

Contributing Writer

Brian Albright is a freelance writer based in Cleveland, Ohio. He has worked as a professional editor and writer for more than 20 years, and has regularly covered the auto body repair, automotive dealership, and auto parts distribution markets since 2004. He is also the author of two books about low-budget horror and exploitation movies. His first car was a 1972 Chevelle.

Contributing Writer

Chris grew up around Datsuns and MGs, and has been writing about cars – classic or otherwise – for nearly 10 years, at sites including The Truth About Cars, Jalopnik, Car Of The Day.com, and US News and World Report.  As a family man, Chris drives a Chrysler minivan, and uses his rusty old Miata as a shelf, until the day it is uncovered as a priceless barn find. Follow Chris on Instagram here.