April 12, 2024
PORSCHE 917 LE MANS 1970 ELFORD REDMAN # ART VIC SIGNED
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I provide QUICK shipping with a ***** service! My racing Memorabilia items are always personally autographed . All signatures are Originals. This auction is for a BRAND NE W LIMITED EDITION ORIGINAL ART PRINT of a painting by ROGER WARRICK titled "QUICK VIC" The painting features: Vic Elford in the Porsche 917L at Le Mans 24 hours 1970 w he started on pole position seen going past the GULF PORSCHE 917 K driven by BRIAN REDMAN as they race down the Mulsanne Straight in the rain. This is a limited edition of 500 prints of the painting. Each print is signed and numbered by artist Roger Warrick and personally signed by Vic Elford . This auction is for one of the very few "Artist Prints" The prints measure 22 x 28 inches (56 x 71 cms) Printed on heavy, quality art stock. Will ship with a certificate of authenticity featuring a photo of Vic Elford signing the edition. From the Vic Elford collection TO KNOW MORE ABOUT VIC ELFORD and âeoeThe Vic Elford Collectionâe visit his website! CHECK OUT MY Ebay STORE FOR MORE EXCITING & UNIQUE MEMORABILIA PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPHED by VIC ELFORD AND HIS EX TEAM-MATES & FRIENDS FROM THE GOLDEN ERA OF MOTORSPORT . COMBINE SHIPPINGâe¦ and SAVE! Shipping/handling: (It will be shipped in a tube) US: $11.95 for the first print - $5.85 for each additional (For insurance, add $4.65) INTERNATIONAL: Insurance:
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