Go Back. We Fucked Up Everything. Funny Car Decal

Funny Car Decal – Go Back. We Fucked Up Everything.

This funny car decal is the ultimate way to grab attention and spark laughs. Featuring the bold phrase “Go Back. We Fucked Up Everything.” alongside the classic evolution graphic, it makes a sarcastic statement that stands out wherever you place it.

Details & Features:

• Durable vinyl – Crafted from long-lasting, weatherproof vinyl built to survive sun, rain, and car washes.

• Perfect size – At 6″×3″, this funny car decal works perfectly on bumpers, laptops, water bottles, notebooks, or tumblers.

• Easy to apply – Simple peel-and-stick design. Goes on smoothly and removes cleanly without sticky residue.

• Matte finish – Sleek and subtle, with a sharp, sarcastic message that pops on any surface.

Why You’ll Love It:
If you’re looking for more than just decoration, this funny car decal doubles as a conversation starter. It’s sarcastic, witty, and perfect for anyone who enjoys humor with a rebellious edge. Whether you’re gifting it or keeping it for yourself, it’s guaranteed to get noticed.

Great Gift Idea:
A hilarious gag gift for road-trippers, friends with a dark sense of humor, or anyone who appreciates sarcastic stickers. Pair it with our other vinyl decals or car coasters to create a matching set.

Handmade & Shipped from Tucson, AZ:
Each decal is handmade with care and ships quickly. Proudly crafted by MADTYMES, your go-to shop for cryptid, alien, and funny vinyl decals that keep life weird.

Handmade & Shipped from Tucson, AZ:
Every decal is carefully crafted and shipped quickly. Proudly made by MADTYMES, your home for cryptid, alien, and funny vinyl decals.

Explore how modern bumper stickers—and by extension, decals—evolved from early adhesive technologies and how they became a part of automotive culture:

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