Retro 1950s MCM Rockabilly Diner Vintage Car Welcome Poster Digital Download

SW3034P

$10.00

Bring an iconic 1950s rockabilly feel to your next celebration with this large, 24x36 inch "Welcome" poster design. Featuring a classic red and aqua blue color palette, a 1957 Chevy car, and starbursts and boomerangs in a vintage Fifties style, this image will transport guests back to the era of soda shops and sock hops. Easily editable for that personal touch with the Corjl design application. Change hair, eye, and skin colors for a unique take on this timeless classic.

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STEPS TO PLACE AN ORDER

1. Click on aqua blue button "ADD TO CART" and proceed to check out.

3. After placing your order, you will receive a login link to edit your purchased designs within 5 minutes or less.

3. You'll enjoy unlimited edits, saves, and downloads for 90 days, with the option to extend as needed.

Click on "CHAT" for questions 😊

This design is a self-edit template.
All wording can be changed.
Font colors can be changed.
Different fonts available.
Some layers can be moved around.
Images/photos can be uploaded.
Let us know if you need any resizing.
Unlimited edits/downloads.
We offer a printed version of this design.

Click "Chat" if you have any questions 😊

Once logged into the Corjl Design Application:

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Download as jpeg, png, or pdf files.
Post, print, email, evite, text, etc.
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Please note that these designs are for personal use only and not for resale.
All artwork is copyright protected by Swirly World, LLC.
Sharing, distributing, or selling the designs or any elements within them in any other format, including templates, websites, brochures, advertising, or on any products, is strictly prohibited.
Designs are intended for ONE-TIME use only, as outlined in 17 U.S.C. 106(3) and 17 U.S.C. §109(c).