Murphy's doesn't sell a green version of its About to Get Western shirt. The color's navy, confirmed twice over: once by Rick on camera, once by the product photos themselves. He says as much mid-story, and it's a wild story. The video calls it his worst rescue ever: a roughly 16-hour drive to free a truck and trailer buried in snow deep enough that Rick calls it "8 ft" on camera. Partway through, he runs through the actual colors in Murphy's lineup. That's what he says, and what it means for you if you came here looking for green.
- Rick's "worst rescue ever" is a roughly 16-hour drive to free a RAM 2500 and a 40-foot gooseneck trailer, stuck in snow Rick calls "8 ft" deep, in Yosemite National Park, for free.
- Partway through the episode, Rick runs through Murphy's actual apparel colors on camera.
- The It's About to Get Western tee and pullover are navy. Rick says so directly: "it's not black for all those wondering."
- Rick also mentions a gray option elsewhere in the lineup that day, but it's a different item than the two covered here.
- There's no green version of this design, and no color option at all on either product listing to select one from.
1. The rescue behind the color rundown
Before any merch talk, this episode is built around a family stuck in Yosemite National Park with nowhere else to turn. Watch how Rick lays out the job himself on camera:
"We've got a RAM 2500 pulling a 40-ft gooseneck, and this thing is stuck in like 8 ft of snow. We're going to need the 10x10."Wrecker Rick, at the start of the episode
The truck and trailer are about 12 hours out by Rick's first estimate. Everyone else the family called turned the job down, or wanted more than they could pay. Rick hears the number they'd been quoted and does it for nothing instead. Good on him. The actual drive runs longer than that first guess: close to 16 hours by the time Rick's own truck pulls in. That's where the video's title comes from.
2. A break in the cab
Long drives have slow stretches, and this one gets a genuinely funny one: a fuel mix-up, a kid getting blamed for it, a mini Starlink getting hooked up without asking first. Right in the middle of that back-and-forth, Rick pivots to a merch update, the same way he does in plenty of episodes.
3. What Rick actually said about the colors
The update covers two separate things: a new color on a different item in the lineup, and a correction about a shirt people had apparently been asking him about.
"We know that you guys get tired of the all black merch that we sell. So, we've done a gray one. Also, the It's About to Get Western shirt is a navy. It's not black for all those wondering."Wrecker Rick, mid-drive
Two claims, two different products. The gray piece Rick mentions first? Separate item, elsewhere in Murphy's lineup, not one of the two About to Get Western pieces here. It isn't featured below, and this article makes no claim about which product it is. The specific correction, though, that the It's About to Get Western shirt is navy and not black, that's exactly what this article can confirm for you.
4. What the product photos actually show
Look at the product photos, and you'll see it too: both the Bout To Get Western tee and the About To Get Western pullover show the same navy, not black. Neither listing offers a color option at all. Size is the only choice on either product page, full stop, and Rick's on-camera correction and the storefront match exactly.
5. If you're looking for green
If you came here searching for a green diesel shirt, the honest answer is short: Murphy's doesn't sell this design in green. It comes in navy, and there's no variant selector hiding a second color on either product page. Rather than imply a colorway that doesn't exist, what you actually get is this: a Western-themed skeleton-cowboy graphic on a navy tee or a navy pullover hoodie, confirmed twice over by Rick himself and by the store's own photos.
Navy tee, sizes XS through 6XL with tall sizes from XL Tall through 5XL Tall. The same navy Rick confirms on camera.
6. Tee or pullover
Tee or pullover? Both pieces carry the same graphic and the same navy. The difference is weight and price, not color.
| Tee | Pullover | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $34.99 | $59.98 |
| Color | Navy | Navy |
| Sizes | XS to 6XL, plus XL Tall to 5XL Tall | XS to 6XL |
| Best for | Everyday wear, or layering under something heavier | Cooler weather on its own |
Navy tee with the skeleton-cowboy Western graphic. Sizes XS to 6XL, plus tall sizes from XL Tall through 5XL Tall.
Same navy, same graphic, heavier weight. Sizes XS to 6XL.
Search for green if you want. You won't find it. What's waiting on the other end of that search is navy, every time. Rick says so on camera during his hardest rescue yet, and the product photos back him up completely.
FAQ
No. The About to Get Western tee and pullover come in one color: navy. There's no green variant of this design, and no color option at all in either product's listing, so there's nothing else to select.
No. Rick says so directly on camera: "the It's About to Get Western shirt is a navy. It's not black for all those wondering." The product photos show the same navy.
The tee is $34.99 and the pullover is $59.98. Both carry the same navy color and the same Western graphic; the pullover is the heavier of the two.
Yes, he mentions a new gray option elsewhere in Murphy's merch lineup, but it's a different item than the two About to Get Western pieces featured in this article.
The tee runs XS through 6XL, including tall sizes from XL Tall through 5XL Tall. The pullover runs XS through 6XL.
That's the video's own title. In it, Rick drives roughly 16 hours to free a RAM 2500 and its 40-foot gooseneck trailer, stuck in snow deep enough that Rick called it "8 ft" on camera. All of it in Yosemite National Park, for free.