Daytona Speedweeks Hot Rod Metal Sign - 16" x 24"

This Daytona Speedweeks artwork reproduces a weathered magazine-cover style composition centered on bold racing typography and 1950s performance culture. Across the top, distressed red and black lettering reads "PLYMOUTH-FURY vs. STOCK," while the large HOT ROD masthead dominates a bright red panel. The right side reads "Sure-Shift Conversion for Hydramatic" with "May 1957" and "25c," grounding the piece in the look of vintage automotive publishing.

The lower scene shows a white Plymouth marked "Official Pace Car," people gathered around it, a striped track official in the foreground, and a blurred race car streaking across the frame. The red "Daytona Speedweeks Pictorial" banner anchors the bottom, giving the composition a strong racing-poster feel. Faded corners, scuffs, scratches, and sun-washed blues and yellows are part of the printed artwork, adding the worn character associated with vintage automotive metal signs. For a garage, workshop, showroom, office, or game room, it brings a specific slice of late-1950s stock-car atmosphere.

Specifications

• Measurements: 16 inches by 24 inches
• Weight: 4 lbs.
• Made in the USA using heavy 24 gauge American steel
• Design is baked onto the metal using sublimation for a long-lasting and vibrant finish
• Made after it is ordered
• Pre-drilled and riveted for easy hanging
• From the Hot Rod Magazine licensed collection

Each piece is handcrafted to order, with the design baked onto the metal by sublimation so the colors, lettering, and printed aging remain clear.