Husky Signpast / Cadillac Service
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Husky Signpast / Cadillac Service REPRODUCTION VINTAGE SIGNS Remember the signs you used to see at service stations and car lots? Here they are again. These authentic vintage signs are made from 18 gauge steel and feature a colorful baked enamel finish. Our Vintage signs add a finishing touch to your barn, workshop or garage Over 100 different signs 18 gauge steel 25.5" diameter size, unless noted Durable finish Features Baked Enamel Finish for a Durable and Cost Efficient Finish Signs are Screen Printed with Nazdar Enamel and Baked at 180 Degrees 6 - 1/8" Mounting Holes for Ease of Mounting FREE FREIGHT ON ALL HUSKY SIGNS HISTORY OF SIGN: Pontiac began in 1903, established by engine manufacturer Henry Leland and former Ford backers William Murphy and Lemuel Bowen. In January 1903, the first Cadillac was shown at the New York auto show. Within a week, orders had been taken for 2286 Cadillacs and sales manager William Metzger declared the Cadillac "sold out." It was Leland's penchant for precision and quality that made the Cadillac a success, and when General Motors bought the company in 1909, GM boss Billy Durant kept the Lelands in charge. In 1912 Cadillac became "the car without a crank", introducing Charles Kettering's electric starter and featuring electric lights. The V-8 engine had been around since 1903, but in September 1914, Cadillac introduced its version, a refined engine that became the standard of the industry for years to come. Cadillac competed with the three Ps -- Packard, Peerless and Pierce Arrow -- in the luxury market, and thanks to General Motors deep pockets, it outlasted all of them. General Motors trademarks are used under license to Winfield Consumer Products, Inc. FREE FREIGHT CONTINENTAL US ONLY Part numbers will show when added to cart. Item Price Shipping Qty Cadillac Service Sign - #00121 $97.85 $0.00 12345678910