April 17, 2024
Bruce McLaren Jim Hall Chaparral 2F vintage 20x16in$100
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Title of Art -- "Stormy Sebring" Original Image -- Vintage Photograph Limited Edition of 250 -- Print Number 206 Type of Reproduction -- Fine-Art Giclee Print Overall Size -- 20x16 inches (508x406mm) Condition -- Perfect/New Retail Price -- $100 Description : Bruce McLaren in the Ford GT-40 Mark IV "drag races" Jim Hall in the Chaparral 2F out of the hairpin at a stormy Sebring practice session in 1967. Race winner McLaren's co-driver was Mario Andretti and Hall's Chaparral teammate was Mike Spence. Details : This limited edition black and white print is hand-numbered and titled by Owen Art Studios. It is an authentic reproduction of the photographic image, which has been restored and enhanced. This is not a photo enlargement or a cheap poster or a dull lithograph. It is a Fine-Art Giclee print that lasts a lifetime and it is in perfect/new condition. Framing : This print is "easy-to-frame" yourself. It has a "pre-matted look" as shown in the small print and it fits into a standard ready-made frame. (Frame size is same as print size.) You can purchase frames at any discount store or art/frame shop right-off-the-shelf. Just drop it in the frame and hang it up -- looks professional without the expense of custom matting and custom framing. Shipping : USA $5. Canada $5. United Kingdom $8. Australia/New Zealand $8. European Union $8
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