Description
This vintage Texaco Route 66 porcelain sign shows a pinup girl in a red dress perched on the roof of a red and white 1950s sedan under a blue sky. The Texaco star sits on a post to one side, a Route 66 shield sits to the other, and “Texaco Gas Station” runs across the top.
About this vintage Texaco Route 66 porcelain sign
Texaco began in Beaumont, Texas in 1902, and its red star was a familiar sight on Route 66, the highway that ran from Chicago to Santa Monica starting in 1926. Like every sign we sell, it is real porcelain: glass enamel fired onto steel for colors that stay bright and a glossy finish that cleans up with a damp cloth. It is a great pick for a garage, a shop, a man cave or a car room, and a fun gift for a classic car or Route 66 fan. See more pieces in our other route 66 & highway signs. It looks at home in a cabin or den.
- Size: 12″ across
- Material: steel, porcelain on both sides
- Condition: excellent, no major chips or cracks, ready to ship
- Country of origin: United States
- Shipping: flat $10 shipping on US orders, international shipping available at checkout


























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