- Est. Delivery : Jul 29 - Jul 31
- Model: 82847
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The 1957 Chevrolet Emblem Grill LED Sign recreates the front grille look of a 57 Chevy, centered around the Chevrolet bowtie - a badge introduced in 1913 and tied to more than a century of American driving culture. This piece captures that Tri-Five attitude in a bright, wall-ready display that feels right at home above a workbench, behind a bar, or in the garage where the good tools live. If you want the look of a 57 Chevy neon sign without fragile glass, this LED flex-neon design brings the classic vibe with modern durability.
The colors do the heavy lifting: a bold red, white, and blue 57 Chevy logo pops across the face, while the sleek blue outline frames the grille shape with a cool glow. Turn it up and it becomes a focal point for garage nights, shop displays, and man cave hangouts; dim it down and it sets the mood without overpowering the room. The remote control makes it easy to dial in the brightness from the couch, stool, or lift bay.
Built with a solid steel case and supplied with a hanging chain, this officially licensed General Motors Chevrolet LED sign is made for indoor display spaces that deserve something better than ordinary wall decor. It has the presence of classic neon garage signs, but with energy-efficient LEDs and convenient controls.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 35 inches wide, 13 inches high, 1 inch deep
- Weight: 40 pounds
- LED Technology: Enjoy the look of neon with the durability of LEDs
- Construction: Housed in a solid steel case
- Powered by 120 volts AC
- Includes wireless remote control
- Remote requires one CR2025 lithium battery (battery not included)
- Remote features ON/OFF switch
- Remote features 10% incremental dimming
- Remote features 100%/50%/25% brightness settings
- Remote features WILD motion setting
- Easy Installation: Comes with a hanging chain
- Versatile Use: Ideal for garages, shops, barns, basements, and game rooms
- For indoor use only
- Officially Licensed: An officially licensed product by General Motors