Porsche illuminated signs
The Insignia
Just like the Alfa Romeo emblem, representing the city of Milan, or the Mazda emblem, symbol of Hiroshima, the famous Porsche emblem with the prancing horse is derived from the coat of arms of Stuttgart. An emblem synonymous with performance, found on some of the greatest sports cars of all time.
These insignia are a perfect homage to Porsche. The larger one is shaped to echo the Stuttgart coat of arms, while the smaller one has a rectangular design, simply displaying the Porsche lettering.
Both signs are bright and would make a great addition to the wall of your garage, home or business. The seller bought the large sign with the emblem from a Porsche dealer in Pescara fifteen years ago, while the other is from a collector, acquired at the same time.
Specifications and condition
- Wooden case included
- For the EU, including 2 x 110 V converters for an extra charge
Large sign
- Neon tubes
- Metal frame
- Porsche nameplate on the back (photographed)
Small sign
- LED lights
- Wooden frame
- Dimensions: 72 cm x 22 cm x 7 cm deep
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To take the hassle out of the whole process and to prevent any unnecessary squabbling we'll automatically decline anything less than 70% of the asking price so only offers that are worth considering will be accepted.
Make an offer listings include a “Make an offer” button. Simply click on this and enter the amount you’d like to offer and the seller will either accept, decline or counter. Easy peasy.
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