The Shirt: Free Sonny Barger T-shirt circa 1987. When Sonny Barger, founder of the Oakland Hells Angels went to prison in 1987 for a RICO act charge, his ex-wife made these shirts and sold them in the back of magazines for $5 a pop to help raise money for Sonny’s legal defense fund.
The Story: Not many of these shirts survived, and the ones that did rarely go on the market. We’ve been offered $7,000 for this, and turned it down. Aside from monetary value, it’s an important piece of Americana.
What’s up, Bo? The Art of Punk Season 2 for the MOCA Museum comes out in the fall, co-publishing Estevan Oriol’s next book of Lowrider photos, which will hopefully come out later this year, and a few clothing line collaborations are in the works.
Paul Gibbs
Bo have some items u maybe interested in.
stan
Sorry Bo, but this shirt is from the 70s when Sonny went to jail 1973-77. You can see Deacon Proudfoot wearing it in an interview on Good night America 1974.
Albert Speer
Imagine dickriding motorcycle clubs lmao serious poser
rulo
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Wendy
You rock Bo!! ✌