We needed a road side sign so we got some 1 1/2 inch square tubing, some 1/2 inch square tubing, pneumatic tires, and a 4 x 4 sign printed by Vital Signs. Here is a picture of the raw materials:



Here is the base tacked together:



Here is the frame to hold the sign tacked to the base:



Roll cage gusset for sign mount:



Rollin on 4's, check out the bling:



The finished product:



Thanks to Josh Hardy for painting the frame last night.

 

SWEET! Very nicely made! I need to make one so people can find me too!

 

The only thing I wish I had done was to add a tab in the middle on top and bottom but I ran out of gussets. I will probably pick some more up shortly so it wont be a problem to add later. Thanks for the compliments.

 

looks good...won't blow over easily?

 

The tires are 4 ft apart and there is a chain to secure it, hopefully wont have any issues. I still want to put some concrete in the lower tubing for stability.

 

you need to add your menu options to the sign also.
you making it up to the northeast this year jimmy? miss the bbq.

 

I want to, working on a couple of things that might make it up there

 

that sign is gangster...

 

Hey, Burt Reynolds is a member?

 

Awesome. Good job bud.

 

cool deal man i aint seen you in a while.

 

Here is a pic of the 88 Integra "tow vehicle" in action, Thanks to Josh for the stainless steel ring idea to hook it to the trailer hitch *****.

 

dude.did you raise that integra?looks like a rally car.nice sign by the way.

 

Yeah, we did a 4 inch lift then put some snow tires on it which gave it an additional 1.5 inches clearance. I use it for taking my kayak to the river, adn stuff like that.

 

yea it looks like it would do good in the woods.plenty of ground clearance.

 

Awesome sign man!

 

It does well and is quite fun to drive around on the gravel roads also. Would love to find a used lsd for the CG tranny and give it some lsd action. It has a class 3 hitch in the back also, although it doesnt want to pull anything over about 600 lbs.