1972 AMC Gremlin X Vintage Print Ad - Classic Muscle Compact Wall Art

Celebrate the bold and unique design of the 1972 AMC Gremlin X with this authentic vintage print ad. Featuring the powerful optional 304 V8 engine, this compact car brought muscle to a small package, making it a true standout in automotive history. Perfect for garage decor, man cave displays, or as a nostalgic gift for AMC enthusiasts.

Vintage Print Ads for Your Unique Space: Choose Your Perfect Option

Print Only Option:

• Permanently Dry Mounted: Each ad is more than just a print—it’s a piece of history, upcycled from classic magazines and preserved with care. We dry mount each one on 3/16" foam board, creating a smooth, wrinkle-free finish that enhances its durability and presentation. This process turns a simple ad into a lasting work of art.
• Matting Included: Each print is complemented with a white mat that not only frames the ad but also enhances its color, making the details pop. Ready to display as-is or fits perfectly in standard 12" x 16" frames, though we recommend framing it for added protection and longevity.

Upgrade to Framed Option:

• Modern Matte Black Frame: Complete the package with our sleek 1 1/4" matte black frame, designed to enhance the print and make it ready for any decor style. This contemporary frame elevates the art, giving it a polished, finished look.
• Protected and Ready to Hang: Shielded by clear glass, backed with a dust cover, and equipped with hanging hardware, the framed option is approximately 14" x 18" overall. Let us handle the finishing touch, so your print arrives ready to display.
• Note: To upgrade to the framed option, please select the "Framed Print (+$34.95)" at checkout.

Craftsmanship Matters. At Vintage Art Garage, we’re preserving a little automotive history and celebrating the nostalgia of classic cars, one print at a time. What sets our prints apart is the craftsmanship that goes into each one. We don’t just offer vintage ads; we upcycle them, transforming original prints from classic magazines into lasting works of art.