The 1964 Sterling is a motorcycle Spencer and Sam restore together in 'iGoodbye.'  Originally it is supposed to be restored for Socko to give as a birthday present to his cousin Ryder. But when Socko and Ryder have a falling out, the bike is left to Spencer who subsequently gives it to Sam. It end up being her mode of transportation.

FUN FACTS:

• The motorcycle is actually a 21st Century Triumph Bonneville — a British motorcycle that 'Fonzie' also rode on the classic TV show Happy Days.
• Sam also appeared on an episode of Victorious and took Jade for a ride.

Cheesy-Cake Oven is a working toy oven in Zoey 101 seen in the episode "Vince is Back" used by Dean Rivers.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of the Easy Bake Oven.

Dampers is a brand of diapers in Henry Danger.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Pampers.

Flegde is a cleaning product seen in iCarly.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Pledge.

Flemby's is a brand of cough drops seen in Sam & Cat.

Formula 904 is a cleaning product seen in iCarly.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Formula 409.

Golden Tone is a brand of sunscreen in Zoey 101. In the episode "Zoey's Balloon" it is revealed the little girl on the front image of each Golden Tone bottle is in fact a 4-year-old Zoey.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Coppertone.

Grizzly Glue is a parody of Gorilla Glue and is mistakenly used by Cat to apply makeup to Tori's face in Victorious 'Tori the Zombie.' The only problem is that it's so strong that Trina describes it as being like an' industrial cement.'  A special solvent was needed to remove the glue once it dried, which Trina and Cat retrieved just in time for Tori to finish her performance.

According to one of Cat's updates on TheSlap, she somehow used the glue to glue her lips together.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Gorilla Glue.

Lady Ball is a brand of golf balls seen in the Sam & Cat episode "#OscartheOuch."

Lay Futon is a shoe brand in Sam & Cat.

Le Club is a brand of golf clubs seen in the Sam & Cat episode "#OscartheOuch."

Mr. Smelly is a brand of scented markers in iCarly seen in the episode "iGot Detention."

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Mr. Sketch.

Pee-Wee Babies are collectible stuffed animals in iCarly with a giant fan-base and following. They are cherished toys, usually kept in pristine condition by their owners, and they are the inspiration for an annual convention.

Fun Fact: They are a parody of Beanie Babies.

Peptic Dismal is a brand of antacid medication for stomach pain seen in iCarly.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Pepto Bismol.

Quake Weight is an exercise equipment in Victorious that is a modified dumbbell that shakes to engage a variety of arm muscles.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of the Shake Weight.

Schneider's Beast Repellent is a brand of beast repellent spray for camping, strong enough to stop a man or a medium-sized bear in Victorious.

Screaming Mel Doll is a doll or action figure seen in iCarly in the episode "iShock the World."

Skunk Spray is a spray in iCarly that smells like skunk odor and is used to repel others, as in the episode "iGet Banned" when it is used to usher Carly out of a store.

Swellview Slugger is a baseball bat manufacturer in Henry Danger.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Louisville Slugger.

Vepper is a brand of electric scooter in Drake & Josh.

Fun Fact: It is a parody of Vespa.