\"BORN TO RACE\"is alimited edition fine artprint from theoriginal watercolor painting by artist Michael Irvine. Itis from an edition ofonly 800 prints, and is hand signed and numbered by the artist.The print is truly beautiful, and is filled with the detail, vibrant colorand reflections that Michael\'s work is known for. The image measures 27\" x 20\" and is printed on high-quality acid-free stock measuring 31\" x 24\".As a full line dealer for the artist, prints have been stored flat and has never been framed.The printcomes with a signed & numbered Certificate of Authenticity from the artist. NOTE: You will be responsible for the Canadian tariff applicable to this item. UPS will collect the payment at the point of delivery.
In 1970, Trans Am Racing was reaching its peak. Professional drivers like Sam Posey and Dan Gurney wowed spectators with breathtaking skills as they piloted their factory Challenger T/A and AAR Cuda race cars on road courses across America. SCCA rules required a limited number of street version cars be made available to the public....making 1970 a great year for buyers looking for true high performance with race car looks.
There were approximately 2500 Challenger T/A\'s and 2800 AAR Cudas built for the street. You could go into a dealership and order one powered by a 340 cubic inch motor, sporting three 2 barrel carburators (commonly referred to as a \'six pack\' set up), a factory black fiberglass hood complete with scoop, and side exiting exhaust pipes. all for about $3700. What a year to buy and drive a brand new Dodge or Plymouth muscle car!
This is one of many Irvine prints that I will be listing, so you may want to bookmark me and check back often. The print will be sent by Insured UPS Ground, wrapped and rolled in sturdy hardboard tube. Payment must be receivedwithin 4 days of sale close. If you have any questions or want additional information, please ask.
NOTE: The images in this listing are low resolution and contain a logo watermark to protect the copyright of the artwork. Your print will NOT have the watermark.
