Northwest San Antonio’s long running AllStars Gentlemen’s Sports Club has closed its doors, and its star-studded neon sign, a familiar I-10 landmark, is now up for grabs. The sign was listed Feb. 2 on Facebook Marketplace, according to now-deleted social media posts from the business.
The sign is listed for $30,000 or best offer.
The Marketplace listing shows multiple photos of a crane to taking down the sign.
John Elizondo, who works for Mills Sign Co., told news site MySA that AllStars’ owners paid him to remove the roadside landmark. Elizondo and a helper were able to take down the 12-foot-by-17-foot sign in near-perfect condition, he added.
AllStars’ owners haven’t publicly shared a reason for the closure, and all the business’ social media accounts have been taken down.
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This article appears in Feb 7-20, 2024.