Betty It’s A 5′ O clock Somewhere

Short Description Of Product

This fantastic Girls Tire Cover Comes in all Black with the well know image of Betty It’s A 5′ O clock Somewhere.

The reason we made this Product

This cover was inspired by all Girls of America who love the Betty the Boop character.

Custom Grafix Brand Advantages

                                                                                                  Select 26″-37″ to fit all Jeep and Bronco Tires.

                                                 Popular with all Jeep, 4X4, RV, Camper, Motor Home, and Trailer Owners.

                                         Includes Installation and Care Guide.

                                        In Stock, Normally ships in two days.

                                      Anti-Theft Grommets and Security Cable Available.

                                           Includes Protective Tire Cover Liner for Easy Installation

                                             Camera hole for new Jeeps and Broncos Available.

                                    Go here to see the install video.

Interesting Facts About our products

Our Betty It’s A 5′ O clock Somewhere is hand-made in the USA by Custom Grafix. This “Gorgeous Betty ” spare tire cover is printed on a heavy-weight Automotive, Marine grade 32-ounce expandable vinyl. The tire cover is held on by a strong shock cord sewn into the back edge of the spare tire cover. A state-of-the-art printing process utilizing UV-resistant inks ensures that the logo is more detailed and durable to withstand direct sunlight and weather conditions and will look great year after year. Each cover fits tires up to 37″ for an exact fit. This product is Officially Licensed and made 100% in the USA. If you need an exact-fit wheel cover to protect your spare tire, slap one of these high-quality vinyl tire covers on your vehicle or camper from Tire-Covers.

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History of Image Design

Betty Boop is a flirtatious, seductive Girl cartoon character in 1930s animated short films produced by Max Fleischer and directed by his brother Dave. Modeled on the sexy, coy flapper of the 1920s, particularly the singer Helen Kane, Betty Boop has enormous eyes, long eyelashes, which she bats frequently, and a distinctive high-pitched voice, provided by various actresses, notably Mae Questel. Betty often punctuates her sentences with the exclamation “Boop-oop-a-doop!” She wears strapless short-skirted dresses and a fancy garter on her left thigh, which she sometimes snaps coquettishly.

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