This classic Diner in Rockford, Michigan comes to life with classic cars from the 50s.

Lighting Effects: Actual Hot Pink Neon tube around bldg. Red L.E.D. lights in car tail lights.

Model # (E13), Size: 24" x 36"

L.E.D. lights- stands for "light emitting diodes". These are small colored lights similar to the lights used in cell phones, clock radios, etc. Colors are generally limited to red, yellow or green. These lights are soldered together internally behind the picture face and can only be replaced at the factory. .L.E.D. lights have an approximate lifespan of 100,000 hours or 10 years of continuous use.

Neon Tubes- These are tubes containing a small amount of actual neon gas just like the lighting seen on many commercial store fronts and window signs. What is Neon and how does it work? These are naturally occurring rarified gases contained within a glass tube that when electrified produce colorful characteristic glows. These gases occur naturally in the atmosphere and are not toxic or harmful. The neon tubes are powered by an internal UL approved solid-state transformer. Each tube is generally very sturdy however when broken they can only be replaced at the factory.