Large Lighted HUMMER dealer sign F/S $800

[iwillnc]

Oh, trust me I'd have plenty of room, hopefully everything pans out, I'd love to have it...

[Bimmer9938]

I wonder if my HOA would mind if I put one on my house?

[twinmill28]

Originally Posted by Bimmer9938

I wonder if my HOA would mind if I put one on my house?

I live in a community with restrictive covenants, which is worse than the HOA. My place looks like a whorehouse at night--no concerns!
I've thought about putting this on the back of the garage wall--that's the side that faces the main road and looks down from the hill we're on. That'd get some attention....

[snmazer]

what does the lighting consist of? Is it neon? Are you sure you can't ship it to wisconsin? Maybe I will have to take a road trip if you still have it available.

Scott

[twinmill28]

The lighting is made up of alot of little LED's throughout the sign which means it's not going to raise your electric bill. HUMMER was thinking green!
As for shipping--I'll ship as long as you're willing to pay. I'm thinking you'd have to contact some companies that specialize in ground shipping, and it's going to need to be packed/crated to prevent damage. I don't want to pack it, as I estimated about $100 for materials to build a wood crate when I was in Utah--plus alot of sweat to put a crate together. So if you found a company willing to ship it, they may be willing to crate.
When we moved from Utah to Florida, the moving company wrapped both of the signs up in multiple layers of moving blankets and cardboard, then wrapped them in plastic. I didn't need a crate as they were sandwiched in with the rest of my furniture and made it safely here.
The sign weighs in at every bit of 300 pounds or better, and is awkward to handle without at least 3 people.
But--it's worth all the hassle, I power the one in the garage almost daily.
It's a beautiful thing!

[twinmill28]

Oh yeah--it's a standard 120V set-up. Three wires coming from a transformer or some sort of electric control box in the display can connect to a standard 120V plug or hardwired as I did mine.