Figures

Fiberglass figure of Ronald McDonald measures 70" tall by 54" wide by 15" deep Due to restoration please allow 4-6 weeks for shipment. These pieces are harder and harder to come by.  

 Everyone will bring back cherished memories of visting your local Pep Boys outlet to obtain parts to restore your classic dream car. This fiberglass wall hanging represen

Bud Man Fiberglass Statue 77" tall by 44" wide with a 35" square base A fully restored statue of Bud Man featured in 1975 by Budweiser beer stein.  A very limited number of these statues are known...

The large Bob's Big Boy figure was displayed outside the restaurant front entrance. It measures 84" tall by 48" wide by 32" deep. A small version is available measures 48" tall by 32" wide by 32"...

Aluminum Mobil Pegasus restored in a brilliant automotive red painted finish. The Pegasus measures 58" long from the nose of the Pegasus to the tail, 70" tall from the ground to the top of the wings...

Offering an opportunity to invest in the largest white cock. You can proudly display your white cock in your front yard proving in fact that "You have the largest "White Cock". Please note others...

Experience a taste of Kentucky's iconic cuisine with the Colonel Sanders Full Size Figure, standing at an impressive 70 inches tall. This vibrant, multi-colored mascot is designed to grab the...

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Ford Mustang a full relief of the Ford Mustang logo. The Mustang measures 60" long by 36" tall by 22" wide. The horse will be offered in a automotive...

A fiberglass full size "Nipper", the advertising logo for "Victor" and the present "RCA". Nipper is 36" tall by 16" wide by 46" long. Note that Nipper has brown ears, not black as

Bob's Big Boy Restaurant Advertising Fiberglass Statue This is a Bob's Big Boy fiberglass statue stands 55" tall on a 32"

A cast aluminum figure of the founder of Jack Daniel's Tenesse Whiskey standing on a engraved tombstone. On one side of the tombstone "Jack Daniels" and on the alternate side "1850-1911". The...