Metal Wall Sign - Back to the Future - DMC -Auto
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About the Product
The Metal Sign – Back to the Future – DMC -Auto is a must-have for fans of the iconic film trilogy "Back to the Future". This high-quality collectible pays tribute to the legendary DeLorean DMC-12, the car that was converted into a time machine by the character Doc Brown in the films.
The sign is made of sturdy metal and is sized perfectly for display, often around 12 x 8 inches, although exact dimensions may vary. The metal provides durability and an authentic vintage look, which adds to the charm of the product. The edges of the board are often folded and rounded to prevent sharp edges, making it safe to handle and hang.
The image on the board is usually a high-quality print with vibrant colors that shows the DeLorean DMC-12 in all its glory, often with the gull-wing doors open and ready for action. The background may include elements recognizable from the film, such as the famous Hill Valley Courthouse clock or lightning bolts symbolizing the car's time travel capabilities.
The top of the sign often features the title "Back to the Future" in the film's signature font style, leaving no doubt that this is an officially licensed product. The DeLorean Motor Company (DMC) logo is also prominently featured, reinforcing the sign's authenticity and emphasizing its connection to the real car.
This metal sign is not only a beautiful decor piece for your home, garage, man cave or office, but it also makes a fantastic gift for movie buffs, car enthusiasts and movie memorabilia collectors. It can be easily mounted to the wall with nails or screws via pre-drilled holes in each corner of the board.
The Metal Sign – Back to the Future – DMC -Auto combines nostalgia with craftsmanship and is a timeless piece that embodies the spirit of adventure and innovation from the films. It's a lasting reminder of the impact "Back to the Future" had on pop culture and the enduring fascination with the DeLorean DMC-12 as an icon of the '80s.
