Vintage Japanese Auto Motors Tin Sign Retro Trike Garage Wall Plaque30x15cm
Vintage Japanese Auto Motors Tin Sign Retro Trike Garage Wall Plaque30x15cm

Vintage Japanese Auto Motors Tin Sign Retro Trike Garage Wall Plaque30x15cm

$9.99
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SKU: CBU723-247
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Categories: JAPAN
Description

Infuse your walls with the spirit of mid-century Japanese motoring with this vintage dealer-style metal plaque.

Featuring distinctive typography inspired by classic utility haulers and historic motor agencies, this tin sign brings a touch of industrial nostalgia to any interior. The aged surface styling and distressed graphic detailing recreate the rustic presence of an authentic Showa-era roadside signboard.

Product Specifications:

- Material: Lightweight and durable metal tinplate with folded safety borders.

- Dimensions: 30 x 15 cm (approximately 12 x 6 inches).

- Installation: 4 pre-drilled corner holes for convenient hanging via screws, hooks, or adhesive pads.

- Artwork: High-definition vintage distress printing for lasting rustic appeal.

A natural fit for enthusiast garages, custom vehicle sheds, industrial lofts, hobby dens, and themed cafes looking for genuine automotive character.

  • Nostalgic Dealership Typography: Showcases bold Showa-period motoring agency lettering and classic trike truck text, bringing authentic Japanese petroliana flair to any room.

  • Space-Saving Vertical Dimensions: Measures 30x15cm (around 12x6 inches), custom-sized for thin wall spaces, support pillars, tool chests, and entryway accents.

  • Hardwearing Iron Plate: Fabricated from heavy-duty rolled sheet metal with folded safety edges, designed to resist bending and preserve its printed aged patina over time.

  • Straightforward Mounting: Pre-punched with four corner holes, enabling quick suspension with small nails, screws, hooks, or double-sided tape.

  • Automotive Collector Accent: Ideal decorative statement for classic motorbike sheds, mechanic repair bays, home bar corners, diner walls, or retro Japanese spaces.