1930s Packard Ask The Man Metal Sign - 5" x 18"

This 1930s Packard artwork reproduces a vertical neon-style Packard display with bold stacked lettering and a classic brand slogan. Pink and red letterforms spell out PACKARD against a dark blue-black panel, framed by bright blue tubing and an art deco inspired crest at the top. The lower panel reads ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE, a phrase long associated with Packard advertising. The composition has the look of vintage automotive signs, with close attention to typography, color contrast, and the hardware details visible in the original artwork.

The image is cropped close to the display, emphasizing the glass tube shapes, mounting points, and vivid contrast rather than a surrounding scene. Its mood is refined and electric, pairing Packard's luxury-car identity with the visual language of neon advertising. The artwork suits a garage, workshop, showroom, or office built around American automotive history.

Specifications

• Measurements: 5 inches by 18 inches
• Weight: 0.86 lbs.
• Made after ordered
• Made in the USA
• Heavy 24 gauge American steel is laser cut and primed then the design is baked on to the metal using sublimation
• Pre-drilled and riveted for easy hanging
• This is a printed metal sign and is not illuminated

Sign Variations:

• 1930s Packard Metal Sign - 4" x 16"

The manufacturing process uses laser-cut, primed steel and baked-on sublimation to reproduce the artwork with clean edges and crisp color.