Description
An open edition giclee print of Mels drive-in, in San Francisco. The drive-in restaurant craze began in 1921 and in 1947 Mel Weiss and Harold Dobbs opened the first Mel’s Drive-In in San Francisco, CA. In 1972 the Mel’s franchise was sold to Foster’s restaurant chain. Shortly after that, the original Mel’s location was chosen by George Lucas as the filming location of his movie, American Graffiti, released the following year making it a widely recognized location. The print is framed with a white top mat and black trim in a 2” flat black moulding.
Dimensions: H 18″ x W 40.5″
