Product Description

Attention: For indoor use only.

• Width: 18 Inches
• Height:15 Inches
• Material: 24 gauge US steel
• Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.
• Made in: USA

1922 Kookie T Hot Rod Metal Sign – Blue Flame T-Bucket Garage Decor – 18 x 15 Inches

Bring Classic Kookie T Hot Rod Style to Your Garage

Celebrate the unforgettable look of traditional American hot rods with this 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign. Featuring a beautifully detailed blue T-bucket roadster, bright red interior, yellow-and-orange flame graphics, and three vintage Shell gasoline pumps, this decorative metal sign captures the excitement and personality of classic hot rod culture.

Measuring 18 inches wide by 15 inches high, the artwork features a low-slung open-top hot rod with an exposed chrome engine, upright windshield, large rear tires, and narrow front wheels.

A trio of vintage Shell gasoline pumps stands behind the car, complete with advertising globes, fuel-grade labels, and traditional service station details.

The vehicle rests on an illustrated asphalt surface that gives the artwork a distinctive custom-shaped presentation.

From the Larry Grossman artwork collection, this sign is handmade in the USA using heavy-gauge American steel.

Whether displayed in a classic car garage, restoration workshop, man cave, or hot rod collection, this Kookie T metal sign brings vintage automotive personality to any indoor wall.

The Legendary Kookie T Hot Rod Look

The centerpiece of this Kookie T Hot Rod Metal Sign is a spectacular open-top T-bucket inspired by traditional early Ford-based hot rods.

The Kookie T name is closely associated with one of the most recognizable styles of American T-bucket customization.

This illustration captures that unmistakable character through its dramatically exposed engine, upright windshield, minimal bodywork, and low custom stance.

The hot rod features deep-blue body panels accented by a bright red interior.

Its open passenger compartment reveals a tall upholstered seat and matching red interior details.

Large rear tires and narrow front wheels create the dramatic proportions associated with traditional T-bucket styling.

For enthusiasts of classic street rods and custom cars, the combination of open bodywork, exposed mechanical components, and colorful flame paint makes this design instantly appealing.

Beautiful Blue Bodywork and Red Interior

One of the most striking features of this 1922 Kookie T Garage Sign is its vivid blue-and-red color combination.

The deep-blue bodywork has carefully illustrated highlights that recreate the appearance of polished custom paint.

Inside the open passenger compartment, the red bench seat and matching upholstery provide a bold contrast.

The tall silver-framed windshield rises above the body, adding another recognizable element of early roadster styling.

Yellow-and-orange flames decorate the front side panels, with dark outlines separating the fire graphics from the blue paint.

The detailed contrast between blue metalwork, red upholstery, yellow flames, and polished chrome makes the hot rod stand out against the vintage gasoline station background.

This colorful presentation is particularly attractive for garages decorated with classic car photographs, automotive signs, and hot rod memorabilia.

Exposed Engine and Traditional T-Bucket Details

The dramatic exposed engine is one of the defining features of this Vintage Kookie T Metal Sign.

A large chrome-heavy engine sits forward of the passenger compartment.

Three circular red-lined intake openings rise above the engine, creating a recognizable custom performance appearance.

Polished metal components, dark mechanical fittings, and silver tubing add realistic detail.

At the front, a compact upright radiator grille is framed in chrome.

Round headlights, exposed axle components, steering and suspension hardware, and a low front stance complete the traditional hot rod look.

Wide rear tires and relatively narrow front wheels emphasize the custom proportions.

Together, these details celebrate the visual excitement of classic T-bucket street rods and the creativity of American hot rod builders.

Three Vintage Shell Gasoline Pumps

Behind the colorful roadster stands a row of three old-fashioned Shell gasoline pumps.

The pumps feature contrasting red, cream, and yellow panels, with traditional advertising globes mounted above them.

Visible labels include REGULAR and ETHYL, recalling the appearance of vintage filling stations.

Dark gasoline hoses hang alongside the pump housings, while illustrated meter panels and hardware add additional detail.

The pumps give the scene a nostalgic automotive setting and create an appealing contrast with the bright blue hot rod.

Unlike ordinary car-only wall art, this composition combines classic street rod imagery with recognizable petroleum advertising.

For more service station decorations, browse our Gas & Oil Metal Signs collection.

Distinctive Custom-Shaped Garage Artwork

This Kookie T design has an unusual presentation that follows the shape of the illustrated vehicle and gasoline station equipment.

The fuel pump globes extend above the windshield, while the wheels and asphalt base form the lower portion of the scene.

The irregular outline helps the artwork stand out from traditional rectangular automotive advertisements.

Printed shadows and cracks in the pavement add depth and make the car appear grounded in an old-fashioned filling station setting.

The detailed illustration creates the visual impression of separate mechanical components and equipment, although these features are reproduced on the metal sign.

Its horizontal composition makes it suitable for spaces above a workbench, near garage shelving, or within a collection of classic automotive wall decorations.

Handmade in the USA from Heavy-Gauge Steel

This 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign is handmade in the United States using 24-gauge American-sourced steel.

The detailed Larry Grossman artwork is reproduced through dye sublimation, a process in which the image is baked into a powder-coated metal surface.

This manufacturing technique captures the bright blue bodywork, red interior, flame graphics, chrome engine details, and vintage gasoline pump advertising.

Product highlights include:

• Handmade in the USA using American-sourced steel.

• Heavy-gauge 24-gauge metal construction.

• 18 x 15-inch design with a distinctive custom-shaped presentation.

• Classic Kookie T-style hot rod with traditional open-top T-bucket proportions.

• Deep-blue bodywork and vivid red upholstery.

• Yellow-and-orange flame graphics along the front body panels.

• Exposed chrome engine with three prominent intake openings.

• Large rear tires and narrow front wheels.

• Three vintage Shell gasoline pumps with REGULAR and ETHYL labels.

• Larry Grossman artwork featuring detailed automotive illustration.

• Dye-sublimated finish baked into powder-coated steel.

This decorative metal sign is intended for indoor use only. Exposure to rain, moisture, or prolonged outdoor weather may damage its finish.

Perfect Hot Rod Garage and Workshop Decor

A classic car garage decorated with vintage tools, gasoline advertising, and hot rod memorabilia creates an atmosphere celebrating the history of American automotive customization.

The 1922 Kookie T Garage Metal Sign fits naturally into that setting.

Its blue bodywork and red interior create a colorful focal point, while the exposed engine and front suspension provide visual interest for mechanically minded enthusiasts.

The three Shell gasoline pumps reinforce the nostalgic filling station setting.

Display this sign above a workbench, beside tool cabinets, near a model-car collection, or among other classic automotive decorations.

For additional traditional street rod artwork, explore our Hot Rod Metal Signs collection.

Retro Man Cave and Home Bar Decoration

This Vintage Kookie T Hot Rod Sign also makes an attractive addition to man caves, automotive-themed home bars, hobby rooms, and collector spaces.

Its vivid colors and detailed custom-car styling provide a memorable conversation piece.

The blue-and-red roadster coordinates with traditional garage signs, industrial-style furnishings, rustic wood, and classic automotive photographs.

The custom-shaped artwork adds visual variety when displayed alongside rectangular advertisements and round gasoline signs.

For anyone who enjoys traditional T-bucket roadsters, vintage performance cars, or American hot rod history, this sign makes an appealing decorative accent.

A Distinctive Addition to Hot Rod Collections

Collectors of hot rod memorabilia often appreciate the details that distinguish classic T-buckets from other modified automobiles.

This sign highlights many of those features, including an open body, upright windshield, exposed engine, narrow front wheels, and oversized rear tires.

The colorful flame graphics and red upholstery give the vehicle a recognizable custom appearance.

The Shell gasoline pump background adds another layer of nostalgic appeal.

For collectors who already own signs featuring 1932 Deuce Coupes, 1933 blown coupes, or chopped sedans, the Kookie T offers a distinctly different hot rod body style.

As a newly manufactured decorative sign, it captures vintage automotive character without being represented as an original antique.

A Great Gift for T-Bucket and Hot Rod Enthusiasts

If you're shopping for someone who appreciates traditional hot rods, custom T-buckets, or nostalgic gasoline station artwork, this 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign makes a memorable gift.

Its exposed engine, vivid blue paint, bright red interior, and classic Shell pumps distinguish it from ordinary car decorations.

It is particularly suitable for hot rod builders, classic car owners, restoration hobbyists, mechanics, and collectors of vintage automotive memorabilia.

Whether selected for Father's Day, Christmas, a birthday, or a garage decorating project, this American-made steel sign brings classic roadster personality to an indoor display.

Coordinate with Other Classic Hot Rod Signs

The 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign pairs naturally with other vintage street rod and filling station illustrations.

For another early American hot rod design, explore the 1932 Deuce Coupe Fill-Up Metal Sign.

The 1933 Blown Coupe Fill-Up Metal Sign offers a contrasting gold supercharged coupe illustration.

For additional classic car wall art, browse our Vintage Automotive Metal Signs and Hot Rod Metal Signs collections.

Combining several classic roadster, coupe, and sedan illustrations creates an attractive wall display celebrating the different styles of traditional American hot rods.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign

• SKU: LGB346

• Dimensions: 18 inches wide x 15 inches high

• Design: Custom-shaped T-bucket and gas station illustration

• Material: Heavy-gauge 24-gauge American steel

• Main Artwork: Blue-and-red open-top Kookie T-style hot rod

• Vehicle Details: Exposed engine, chrome radiator, flame graphics, red seat, and wide rear tires

• Background: Three vintage Shell gasoline pumps

• Pump Labels: REGULAR / ETHYL

• Main Colors: Blue, red, yellow, orange, black, silver, and cream

• Artist Collection: Larry Grossman

• Finish: Dye-sublimated artwork baked into powder coating

• Manufacturing: Handmade in the USA

• Recommended Use: Indoor only

Bring Classic Kookie T Style to Your Walls

The 1922 Kookie T Hot Rod Metal Sign – 18 x 15 Inches combines traditional T-bucket roadster styling, colorful flame paint, classic gasoline station imagery, and handmade American steel construction.

Featuring a deep-blue open-top hot rod, vivid red interior, exposed chrome engine, oversized rear tires, and three vintage Shell pumps, this decorative sign adds nostalgic automotive character to garages, workshops, man caves, and classic car collections.

Celebrate traditional American hot rod culture with this Larry Grossman 1922 Kookie T Metal Sign.