The Best Gifts for Men: TTAC's 2019 Holiday Gift Guide

by TTAC Staff

Published: December 1st, 2019

the best gifts for men ttac s 2019 holiday gift guide

When it comes to the holiday shopping season, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are just the beginning. So with that in mind, here are some gift ideas for the man and/or gearhead (gearheads of all genders, of course) in your life. Happy shopping!

50 States, 5,000 Ideas

This book will give you plenty of ideas for what to do on your next road trip. A perfect stocking stuffer for someone one your list who’s always on the go.

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Survival Kit

Your road-tripper may need help while out there, so play it safe with this survival kit.

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Neck Massager

Who doesn’t want a nice neck massage? This unit does the trick, and you won’t have to trek to that shady “massage parlor” in the strip mall down the street. You know the one. It’s the one you expect the cops to bust (phrasing!) any day now.

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Hanging Toiletry Bag

Continuing the road-trip theme, this toiletry bag will be perfect for the man on your list who travels a lot, and not just by car. As road-weary auto journalists, we’re considering getting this ourselves.

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Hooded Jacket

Stay warm while wrenching this winter with this Wrangler long-sleeved hooded jacket. Quilted lining will keep the cold at bay, and the hood will cut the wind. Cut the wind, not cheese. Get your minds out of the gutter, shoppers.

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Whiskey Stones

Finish off a long day with some whiskey, properly cooled without ice. No liquid cooling here (ha!). The whiskey tumblers are the perfect glasses for your whiskey, as you relax by the fire.

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Cybertruck Sweater

Have some fun with the newest Tesla prototype and its looks by rocking this ugly sweater at your next holiday party.

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Ford Bronco

There’s a new Bronco (and baby Bronco) on the way, but shop for all your Bronco gear now. Or shop for it because you remember the OG Bronco (and the much-maligned Bronco II). Whatever, it’s your choice…just know all your Bronco gear lies just a click away.

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INeon on Dec 01, 2019

Any hope of transparency in these monetizing exercises? How much are these postings worth?

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- Spookiness on Dec 01, 2019
  
  It's 2019. Who cares. That said, I always joke that any guy who doesn't have a nose and ear hair trimmer by 30 will probably be needing one, if he doesn't already!
  
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- Tim Healey on Dec 01, 2019
  
  Can't give away corporate secrets, but we do these to help pay the bills. I know it annoys some of you, but it helps pay for the stuff that you like about TTAC. Think of it this way -- Porsche sells the Cayenne in part to pay for the 911.
  
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- INeon on Dec 01, 2019
  
  @Tim Healey I'll gladly read less of these if it leads to less of Corey's co-opting histrionics and Wiki/Craigslist re-writes. Deal?
  
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- ToddAtlasF1 on Dec 01, 2019
  
  @iNeon Are you opening these articles by accident? I've had trouble with some types of advertisements loading in the past, but it is easy to recognize an article that doesn't interest you and not read it. Plenty of Corey's articles based on used car ads or light research yield good discussions. If you don't enjoy them, it should be easy for you to skip them. Other people aren't like you and it isn't a virtue to try to make them participate only in activities you approve of.
  
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- Lie2me on Dec 01, 2019
  
  @ToddAtlasF1 I agree, I like Corey's stuff because he involves everyone in the discussion, if you don't like them don't read them
  
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Get Necked Ya Dumb Nigger! on Dec 01, 2019

Thanks.

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