GSP Replica Signs
 

Is there a store where I can purchase a replica metal Garden State Parkway sign? I'd like to throw one up in my new apartment here in North Dakota. A NJ Turnpike and Route 1 sign would be cool as well.

If you look around they "fall down" all the time. ;)

I am sure a friend can find you one

Lol, this is my last ditch effort before resorting to more direct means.

Yeah... my 287 one... "fell down"

how much you got? i happen across signs all of the time. my buddy has one that is bigger than his bed :lol:

I heard of someone i knew who sold them out of his garage... but i dont know lol

dont know about GSP signs, but what the hell are you doing in North Dakota?!?!

yo if you find someone that picks them up that 'fell down' let me know i might be interested also

Portable air tank and a cutoff wheel.

Too many sparks....one might think one might be able to knock a sign down with a truck, throw the sign, post and all, in the back of said truck and take it home for later disassembly. If one was so disposed to such as act. Needless to say I would not condone such activities.

I didnt notice the ND part.... then you gotta ship this battleax across the country...

Theoretically speaking, one may be able to cut flats into the nut and bolt head (if necessary) so that they will accept normal tools and that will not create too many sparks.

24 volt impact actually goes quicker. Even if they don't come loose, the bolts break. only takes a few seconds :)

Depends if you can keep the back side from spinning since they are breakaway nuts.

google it, you should find some

Vise grips

When I hung signs these are what we got:

http://www.hudsonfasteners.com/sec/sec_brkwynt.htm

The nut breaks off at a set torque limit, and then it's done. Only the cone is left. Too hard for a vice grip to dig into and too tapered to grab entirely.

Chain and a pickup truck.

pff battery power sawzall. duh. i saw a no pedestrian crossing sign and it has use cross walk attached to it. might make that disappear. there is a GSP sign in front of my work. i always wanted to take it. plenty of tools too.

Well I was under the impression the signs were just bolted on with normal bolts. This is an unfortunate turn of events. :(

Ian, I'm basically volunteering in a poverty fighting capacity. I wanted to do something crazy and possibly fulfilling before I accumulated responsibilities. I think I may have went too far north though. I mean really, warm right now is higher than -10.

You don't say, hmmm...

--"but officer i swear it fell off"
-'whats the drill for?'
--"uhhhh..."

:lol:

"Griffin Signs" in Palmrya, NJ is whom my company deals with for DOT signs. They actually do most of all the road signs in NJ.

Don't know exactly how much they cost, but thats a legit way f getting one.

Griffin Sign Co.
464 N Randolph Ave, Cinnaminson, NJ
856-786-8517

Thanks, I just cannot find any reproduction places! I gave them a call but the sales guy was gone. I'll have to try them tomorrow, though I'll admit I'm afraid they are going to quote me at like $70.

I would guess higher than that....

- Justin