2 Comments

  1. By Chris
    June 24, 2012 at 10:47 am | permalink

    Please tell me they will be remounting the neon.

  2. By Jon S.
    June 26, 2012 at 3:39 pm | permalink

    The cost of replacing the neon sign is tens of thousands of dollars – it was not economically feasible to replace the neon, given the defects in the sign’s metal structure. The painted lettering gives Morgan & York an economically feasible alternative to the neon sign. It’s amusing that people have “ownership” of a sign that was, for many years, in disrepair. Now the sign has been cleaned up, the dead neon removed, and M & Y has been provided with a recognizable sign easily visible to traffic on Packard.