Mudflap girl
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Iconic mudflap girl image
The mudflap girl is an iconic silhouette of a buxom female sitting, leaning back on her hands, with her hair being blown in the wind. This icon can be found on mudflaps as well on clothing.
[edit] History
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Bill Zinda owner of Wiz Enterprises in Long Beach California was the original designer and manufacturer of the mud flap girl. His primary product lines were chromed mud flap emblems designed for semi-truck mud flaps. The mud flap image was created in the late 1970's. The model for the mud flap girl was Judy Ballentine, a young nurse in her early 20's. She was a 5'11", brunette.[citation needed]
[edit] Appearances
In 2006, she appeared in a Super Bowl XL commercial for the Honda Ridgeline [1], which also featured Yosemite Sam.
