Harley-davidson Retro Pub Sign Oil Can on 2040-parts.com
Fairfield, Ohio, US
Inspired by retro Harley Davidson graphics these exclusive wood pub signs take on a new dimension with classic styling, hand finishing, and 3D accents.
Signs are ready to hang and feature distressed print surfaces.
Enhanced with a 3D oil can and drop.
Includes hand painted, beveled edges.
Dimensions: 22"(W) x 19"(H)
Ohio residents must pay sales tax
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