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Posted 2 years ago
mel-jo
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I found this really neat huge metal sign at an old junk store in a nearby Arkansas town. It has a cut-out of a hignway traveling into the circle in the middle. It is really heavy and I could barely get it out to my van. It measures 46 by 46 inches. Someone welded 8 large nails to the bottom of the sign to create maybe a coat rack. I can't seem to find out anything about where it came from or if there was a car auction by this name at one time in Arkansas. When I do an internet search, I get all Arkansas auto auctions in the state. Any information about this item would be greatly appreciated. I think it is a really neat piece of advertisement.
Automobile SignsBefore television, car companies relied on signs to do their promotional wo…