🕰️ Bring the Past to Life with Vintage Vibes!
The Desperate Enterprises 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Tin Sign is a nostalgic piece of decor measuring 16" x 12.5". Made from lightweight, recyclable tin, it features pre-punched holes for easy wall mounting. Ideal for various settings, this sign is a timeless collectible that adds a touch of vintage charm to any space, proudly made in the USA.
| Item Weight | 0.32 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 12.5"L x 16"W |
| Material Type | Tin |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Style Name | Classic,Vintage |
| Theme | Vintage |
| Color | 1957 Chevy Bel Air |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
H**E
Exactly what he wanted.
My husband had a 1967 Camaro, and although he had to sell it (before me!) this goes well with pictures we have around of him and other Chevy decor. Sturdy, carefully sent. Professional. = pleased.
F**K
Great shipper
Love this sign. Order was fast ' i may have put a review on this by mistake but it was for another shipper. These flks are great!
M**S
Nice wall art
Like it. Added a touch to the garage.
J**H
Perfect for a corvette lover
Even better in person
T**H
Cool, but arrived bent
This is a fun piece of decor, but it arrived bent which made it difficult to hang.
H**.
This is NOT a Stingray.
First of all, the photo depicted on the sign is that of a first generation Corvette - either 1959 or 1960. Can't tell exactly because both years were extremely similar, and the distinction between the two cannot be ascertained in this photo.Secondly, the first Sting Ray - a second generation Corvette - wasn't produced until 1963, and it was called a Sting Ray (two words). The first Stingray (one word) was produced in 1969.Many people won't care about any of this, but the purchaser should be aware of these distinctions.
O**E
was shocked how easy it went together
still have a little trouble getting it running but I will get it running. very pleased and happy with the engine.
R**
Quality
Amazing prices awesome Quality
C**O
Bellissima!
Targa bella ed originale.
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