As with many retail experiences these… As with many retail experiences these days, one never really knows what to expect. Gary Hedlin at Car Show Signs is a perfect example of the highest level of service. Not only did he turn around my text and photos within a day, but offered six different designs. Of course having been educated as a graphic designer myself, I had to ask if he could combine elements of two designs to make a final. He did just as quickly as the first set he created, and that was that. The quality of the finished product was also very high and the cost for this experience, very reasonable in my opinion. Great job!

Exceptional service Exceptional service. Gary stayed in contact. Checked if I was satisfied and made sure I received exactly what I ordered. Minor issue with vinyl separation. I sent photos to Gary and he sent a replacement within days. I am very satisfied and would highly recommend Car Show Signs. Speak with Gary.

Great sign The sign I ordered arrived quickly and was much nicer than I expected. I couldn’t be happier with it! Gary’s customer service and communication was great too. I’ll definitely be a returning customer.

Show Car Signs by Gary Hedlin Designs are Spectacular !! I attended the ROA Riviera Owners Association International Meet at the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, IL on July 3rd. 123 Riviera's from 1963-1999 attended from all across the USA. My '76 Riviera was in the 1971-1978 Group of 22 Riviera's. I was the only one to Display a Car Show Sign and it helped me WIN a Class Award !! 1971 ‐1978 FIRST PLACE: 1971, Deep Chestnut, owned by Stephen Greer, Toledo, OH CLASS AWARDS: 1971, Cinnamon, owned by James Marrant, Calumet, IL 1976, Red, owned by Kevin Kauppi, Pleasant Prairie, WI 1971, Beige, owned by Tim Hill, Schaumburg, IL

Took my $$ - and nothing Like several others, paid in full more than a month ago and zero communication since then. No response to email, phone call, or text (as instructed in phone voicemail to do). Missed using for several car shows now. Thankfully I'm able to dispute the payment. I can understand a small business getting behind on orders or having something go wrong that causes production to halt, but post a message on your website or a general "out of office reply" to people. Losing customers and gaining a bad reputation serves nobody.