Pro Stocks Hot Rod Magazine Metal Sign - 16" x 24"

This reproduction artwork presents a June 1971 Hot Rod magazine-style drag racing layout with oversized HOT ROD lettering, a bold red title block, and stacked Pro Stock racing scenes. The composition combines large black, white, red, and blue typography with strip photography showing grandstands, starting-line figures, and Pro Stock cars staged or running down the track. Visible copy includes Cams, Kits & Valve Trains, Test: Pontiac GT-37, Thermo-Quad Mods, Mr. Funny: Gene Snow, S&M Hot Cricket, and printed racer names such as Ronnie Sox, Bill Jenkins, Arlen Vanke, Dick Landy, Jere Stahl, and Billy Stepp. Distressed edges and scuffed surface marks are part of the reproduced artwork, giving it the character of vintage automotive metal signs associated with early 1970s drag racing culture.

Specifications

• Measurements: 16 inches by 24 inches
• Weight: 4 lbs.
• Made after it is ordered
• Made in the USA
• Heavy 24 gauge American steel is laser cut and primed
• The design is baked on to the metal using sublimation
• Pre-drilled and riveted for easy hanging

Each piece is made after ordering through a hands-on metalworking and sublimation process, preserving the aged magazine-cover character in the finished artwork with careful USA shop craftsmanship.