Route 66 Diner Real Glass Neon Sign - 48" x 24"

Fire up classic road-trip vibe with a Route 66 neon sign built for the spaces where car culture lives - garages, game rooms, home bars, and retro diner setups. It brings unmistakable roadside energy to the wall, whether you are parking it near a project car, a jukebox, or retro diner decor. The look is pure Mother Road: bold, nostalgic, and made to turn a plain room into a spot with personality. For anyone who wants a garage neon sign with genuine vintage attitude, this piece lands with the right kind of presence.

This is the kind of wall piece that feels collectible, not disposable. The design takes its cues from classic diners and long-haul highway stops, so it works equally well as a focal point in a man cave or as the finishing touch in a polished showroom-style garage. Route 66 has been tied to American driving dreams for generations, and this lighted diner piece captures that same spirit without needing a long explanation. Flip it on, let the glow fill the room, and the whole space starts to feel like a stop along the old highway.

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

Best Fit

Use it as the main visual anchor in a garage lounge, game room, home bar, or retro diner display. It has the size and attitude to stand out on its own, but it also plays nicely with other signs, retro diner decor, and car culture pieces.

If your space needs one serious focal point, this is an easy win. It carries the diner mood, the Route 66 story, and the glow that makes people stop and look.