Description
Picture the tire rack at a roadside service garage, a row of fresh rubber lined up under a bright Goodyear sign. This vintage porcelain sign features the motorcycle man advertising Goodyear Tires, with excellent gloss and rich color that pops from across the room.
Goodyear was founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1898 and took its name from Charles Goodyear, the inventor whose vulcanized rubber made modern tires possible. Its winged-foot emblem became a familiar sight at service stations and garages all over the country. This sign is made the classic way, real porcelain with glass enamel fired onto steel, so the surface is hard and glossy and built to last. The motorcycle theme makes it a good match for a garage, a bike shop or a collection of tire and motoring signs.
- Size: 12″
- Material: steel with porcelain on both sides
- Design: Goodyear Tires motorcycle man
- Condition: excellent gloss and colors, ready to ship
- Country of origin: United States
- Shipping: flat $10 on US orders; international shipping available at checkout
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