Pacific Coast Highway Stickers
Pacific Coast Highway, El Segundo, California by Mistah Wilson Sticker
by The Street Sign Store
$3.50
Description: Vintage aesthetic featuring the iconic Pacific Coast Highway California Coastal Route.
Pacific Coast Highway California Coastal Route 193 Sticker
by miraimanda
$3.00 $3.50
Description: Cruise the California coast in glowing style with this Neon Pacific Coast Highway 1 design. The iconic road sign shines in electric blue, pink, and turquoise hues — a tribute to late‑night drives, ocean reflections, and the timeless freedom of Highway 1. Perfect for fans of neon art, retro‑futuristic aesthetics, and West Coast wanderlust. Designed with a transparent background for a clean, luminous finish on any product.
Description: Cruise the legendary California coastline with this clean, classic Pacific Coast Highway 1 road sign design. Perfect for travelers, surfers, and dreamers who love the open road and ocean breeze. The transparent background makes it ideal for shirts, stickers, and digital merch — a timeless tribute to the freedom of the West Coast.
Description: Experience the legendary beauty of Highway 1 with this bold scenic illustration showcasing dramatic cliffs, ocean waves, and the iconic California coastal drive. Perfect for road trip lovers, West Coast explorers, and fans of vintage travel poster aesthetics. A must-have design celebrating California’s most famous drive.
Description: Capture the breathtaking beauty of the California coastline with this vintage-inspired scenery. Featuring the iconic Bixby Creek Bridge and rugged cliffs overlooking the ocean, this moody green aesthetic is perfect for travelers, road trip enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the natural serenity of the Pacific West Coast.
Description: The Dunes Cantina opened its doors in 1936 at 16232 Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach, California. It was dive bar that maintained it's wild west roots and was really only known to the few regulars that called it home over the decades, but that all changed after it got a cameo appearance in the 1979 horror movie, Phantasm. Of course, a few minutes of screen time in a cult classic flick doesn't exactly change a place's fate, as it only stuck around a few more years before becoming a sushi joint in 1983.
