New Repro. Heavy Metal Lincoln Mercury Dealership Sign Nice Quality For Sale

New Repro. Heavy Metal Lincoln Mercury Dealership Sign Nice Quality
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New Repro. Heavy Metal Lincoln Mercury Dealership Sign Nice Quality:
$125.00

Up for saleisanew reproduction \"Lincoln Mercury\" sign which is made to look like it is from the1940\'s or 1950\'s.It is a brand new reproduction and in excellentcondition.Thesign measuresapproximately16 inches tall and34inches wide.It is abaked enamelmetal sign whichlookssimilar porcelain.It is a blue, dark red, and white single sided sign. A very nice pieceto add to your garage or display. Free shipping is to the continental US only but it can be shipped anywhere for the actual cost. Any questions, give Greg a call at [phone removed by ]. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about payment. Thanks for looking.

I had originally mistakenly listed it as being porcelain when in reality it is baked enamel which looked like porcelain to us. Sorry for the confusion.






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