The evolution of Pepsi-Cola advertising has always had a unique place in American history—bold colors, unforgettable scripts, and the kind of designs that instantly take you back to classic diners, glowing route 66 neon signs, drive-ins, and Main Street storefronts. This collection brings that era back with handcrafted porcelain enamel signs and real neon reproductions built the way vintage gas advertising used to be made.
Each piece in this collection is designed with collectors in mind—heavy-gauge steel, kiln-fired porcelain, hand-blown neon glass, and celebrates the era Pepsi was part off. The cultural event is all we want to depict. Whether you’re building out a garage, retro kitchen, game room, or showroom wall, these signs carry the nostalgic energy that made Pepsi a cultural icon.
If you want to learn more about the Cola Wars Between Coke and Pepsi or hold a personal Cola Wars in your own garage or mancave; check out our stunning collection of vintage style Coca-Cola advertisements in neon and porcelain.
Each piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans, not mass-produced overseas. Quality like this doesn’t come off an assembly line.
You won’t find acrylic, stickers, or fake glow here. This is real neon—heavy, durable, and made to last a lifetime.
These neon cans aren’t for lighting up a dorm room—they’re made for guys who know the difference between real and replica.
I just want to say thank you. This isn’t a big company—just a small team doing everything we can to build something real.
No outside funding, no backup plan—just long nights, hard work, and hope. So when you place an order or share what we do, it’s not just another sale. It’s the reason we get to keep going. And that means more than I can ever explain.
