Available for auction is a striking Gulf sign from the heyday of the brand’s place in racing history. This three-dimensional sign is dated to the 1980s, proof of which is evinced through stamping on the sign, and originated directly from Oklahoma in America’s heartland. This neat piece of automobilia history measures approximately 28" x 25" x 8". This Gulf logo sign is molded in relief and is a very understated but beautiful example of the most iconic iteration of the brand’s logo.
Manufactured in Kokomo, Indiana by Kolux Polycarb, the sign face is made of molded polycarbonate acrylic. Featuring a manufacturer’s stamp on the sign face of “Kolux Polycarb 1984”. This nearly 40-year-old sign is in excellent condition and shows only a light patina consistent with its age.
The internal sign components are accessed via the sign’s removable face. While the seller preserved the original internal sign electronics, in the interest of safety, the sign was professionally re-wired to a modern US 120V wiring / US-spec plug. In the interest of maximizing originality, the seller chose to retain the sign’s original fluorescent tube illumination. The only thing new is the wiring. The sign will come with a custom wooden crate for safe shipping. The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
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Sold for $2,575
Bid in the amount of $2,575
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Hi all, we are having some trouble uploading additional photos to the auction - we have reached out to PCar about it and will hopefully have this resolved shortly. Sorry for the delay.
@slherbert930 the sign will be crated prior to shipping and shipping should come in at roughly $250 +/- depending on the final sale price which will impact the cost of insurance. Hope that helps!
Bid in the amount of $2,500
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HOW MUCH IS SHIPPING TO 93012?
Bid in the amount of $1,000
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@td_05 - just added one of the back for you. Will work to get a cord photo for you shortly. Thanks.
@seller, would you please post a few pictures of the backside of the sign, and power cord?