Mopar Hemi Powered Distressed Tin Sign
Mopar Hemi Powered Distressed Tin Sign
$26.99
- Stock: In Stock
- Model: T1420
- Weight: 0.80lb
- Dimensions: 16.50in x 12.50in x 0.13in
- SKU: T1420
- MPN: 060527911420
The Mopar Hemi Powered Distressed Tin Sign serves up a heaping dose of nostalgia with it's aged look and vintage-inspired retro design. MoPar or NoCar, words Dodge enthusiasts live by...We love HEMI powered! Do you remember a time when horsepower was the first thing you looked for in a car, not gas mileage? Anyone who likes powerful engines will love our Mopar Hemi Powered Distressed Tin Sign as a reminder of that time. This retro-inspired tin sign is made to look like vintage signage from
yesterday, with scratches, rust and weathering that are part of the
graphic.
Featured on this sign is a HEMI motor with the text 'Mopar HEMI Powered'. Our vintage style signs will add color and retro style to your garage, home,
workshop or man cave and also make the perfect gift for that someone you
know who's into cars in a big way.
The HEMI, an engine with hemispherical combustion chambers, is known best for its massive horsepower, low-end grunt, and physical size. The Chrysler HEMI appeared under the hoods of no fewer than 13 models between 1966 and 1971 but was not used in any of it's models after 1971 until 2004 when Mopar Performance released it as a crate motor. The Mopar brand, born on August 1, 1937, as a contraction of the words “Motor Parts,” started out as a single product, antifreeze, sold by the Chrysler Motor Parts Corporation — and ended up being applied to a full range of parts, and even to cars and trucks. The Mopar brand has since transformed to encompass total service, parts and customer care for FCA vehicle owners around the globe. The brand made a name for itself in the muscle-car era of the 1960s, cementing a legacy on the streets and at the dragstrip that by decade’s end would have owners referring to their vehicles as “Mopar” cars.
Metal signs were traditionally used by brand companies as a high-quality and durable advertising medium, as they embody longevity and quality, and transfer these values perfectly to the advertised product. These days, metal signs are considered a popular retro-item, with their old-school themes and rusty distressed appearances, offering the ideal opportunity for stylish decoration with a retro and vintage inspired look.
The HEMI, an engine with hemispherical combustion chambers, is known best for its massive horsepower, low-end grunt, and physical size. The Chrysler HEMI appeared under the hoods of no fewer than 13 models between 1966 and 1971 but was not used in any of it's models after 1971 until 2004 when Mopar Performance released it as a crate motor. The Mopar brand, born on August 1, 1937, as a contraction of the words “Motor Parts,” started out as a single product, antifreeze, sold by the Chrysler Motor Parts Corporation — and ended up being applied to a full range of parts, and even to cars and trucks. The Mopar brand has since transformed to encompass total service, parts and customer care for FCA vehicle owners around the globe. The brand made a name for itself in the muscle-car era of the 1960s, cementing a legacy on the streets and at the dragstrip that by decade’s end would have owners referring to their vehicles as “Mopar” cars.
Metal signs were traditionally used by brand companies as a high-quality and durable advertising medium, as they embody longevity and quality, and transfer these values perfectly to the advertised product. These days, metal signs are considered a popular retro-item, with their old-school themes and rusty distressed appearances, offering the ideal opportunity for stylish decoration with a retro and vintage inspired look.
- Textured surface to protect against scratches
- Mounting holes on each of the 4 corners for versatile mounting options
- 16.50 x 12.50 inches
- Features rolled over edges for safety and durability
- High quality ink baked to signs to promote long life
