- Est. Delivery : Sep 15 - Oct 7
- Model: 72112
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Bring home the OK Used Cars neon sign with the look of classic auto dealership signage. This is a real glass neon sign with hand-blown glass, a bright yellow face, and the kind of glow that turns a garage, bar, showroom, or man cave into a destination. If you love old-school car culture, this piece hits that sweet spot between automotive neon sign and wall-mounted conversation starter.
Made in the USA, this garage neon sign is built with durable all steel construction and a powder coated, porcelain like finish for an authentic retro look. The fully enclosed metal back includes keyhole slots for easy hanging, and the pull chain on/off switches keep operation simple once it is up on the wall. It plugs into a standard 110 volt outlet, so lighting up the room is as straightforward as it should be.
Specifications
- Approximately 48" long x 24" high x 8" deep
- Durable all steel construction
- Powder coated for a porcelain like finish
- UL listed American made transformers with a 3 year warranty and protection circuitry
- Standard 110 volt plug
- Easy to use pull chain on/off switches
- Fully enclosed metal back with keyhole slots for easy hanging
- Signs are packaged and shipped to best avoid damage which requires some minor assembly after opening. Detailed instructions are provided.
- All neon glass is hand blown by a skilled artist in the United States.
- Indoor use only
- Proudly Made in the USA
- General Motors Officially Licensed Product. General Motors Trademarks used under license to CSMC
Official licensing matters when you are buying a piece this recognizable, and this one delivers the real GM connection. The packaging is designed to help avoid damage in transit, with detailed instructions included for the minor assembly required after opening.
For a home garage, bar area, showroom, or display wall, this used cars neon sign brings the right mix of nostalgia and presence. Flip the chain, let the neon warm the room, and give your space the dealership-era attitude it deserves.