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We offer Quality Products & Service FULL REFUND on any item if not completely satisfied FREE listing for any of your motor sport cars, spares and memorabilia ! ( click here ) You fix the prices we just take 10% commission on sales Jim Clark, Lotus38 winning Indy 500- NEW Andrew Kitson print Just Arrived-Art Decco rare Bronze stunning Lister Jaguar bronze
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'Formula Junior 'The Making of a Champion Andrew Kitson paintings in the Lotus series A limited edition of only 500 prints, all signed and numbered by the artist
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Introduced in 1958, Formula Junior was the training ground for future Grand Prix drivers. Jim Clark's Lotus 18 leads John Surtees at Goodwood, on March 19th 1960. This was Clark's first single seater victory and also Surtees' first ever car race, driving Ken Tyrrell's Cooper-Austin. Starting from pole position, he enjoyed a good dice with Clark, who won the 10 lap race and recorded the fastest lap. This was also the first ever victory for a Ford Cosworth engine. |
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Formula Junior. The overall print size is 60 x 44cm, the image size 49.5 x 35.5cm. The title caption as described above and Classic Team Lotus logo are printed on the white border. Outline drawings of the four Lotus Formula Junior cars (in side profile) are also printed on the border, the Lotus types 18, 20, 22 & 27. Published with full approval and endorsement from Clive Chapman of Classic Team Lotus. £45.0
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NEW ! Archie Scott Brown-Lister Jaguar Th Last Race - Spa Grand Prix May 18th 1958 |
A tribute to one of the greatest drivers Battling hard with Mastern Gregory driving the Ecurie Ecosse Lister Jaguar, they swapped the lead between them inches apart. The competition was so fierce that Archie dented his cars' nose on the rear of the Ecosse car on lap three. With Archie leading on lap six they arrived at the Seaman bend to find the track slick with rain, the right hand front wheel of the Lister hit a road sign snapping the track rod causing a disastrous accident -this great driver died from his injuries the next day. |
secure NOW with 20% deposit £590 then stage payments if required An example of one of the outstanding bronze models produced by Gary Smith Weight approx -29lb -- Dims.approx 18ins x 12 ins -Limited to 9 castings First Fiv now already sold No 6 now being cast There really will be only 9 of these producedsure to apreciate in value Customer quote: " received the Archie Scott-Brown bronze, it is fantastic" £2,950 |
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The remarkable Archie Scott-Brown' Print size is 83 x 62cm. Price is £95 UK |
All numbered and signed by Andrew Kitson & Brian Lister A £5 contribution from each sale is being paid to a Cancer Hospice of Brian Lister's choice |
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Jim Clark leads Graham Hill through Paddock Hill Bend at Brands Hatch in the first Grand Prix to be held at the circuit on 11th July 1964. The 80 lap race was given joint status as the RAC British Grand Prix and the Grand Prix d'Europe. Clark driving his Lotus-Climax 25 (R6) held off Hill's BRMP261 to win by 2.8 seconds at an average speed of 94.14mph, in a classic era of British driver success when Jimmy Clark and Team Lotus were the benchmark £45.00
Original painting sold for £3,000
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Andrew Kitson paintings in the Lotus series A limited edition of only 750 prints, all signed and numbered by the artist |
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' Remarkable Rindt' The Monaco Grand Prix on May 10th 1970 is remembered as one of the most dramatic races in the history of Formula 1. With 20 of the 80 laps to go, Jack Brabham held a comfortable lead of 14 seconds from Jochen Rindt in the type 49C. Rindt drove 'flat out' in a mesmerizing display of skill and speed and was right on the tail of the Brabham BT33 as they lapped the De Tomaso of Piers Courage, approaching the final corner of the race Jack made a costly mistake and slid into the barriers, allowing Jochen to take the last Grand Prix victory for a Lotus 49. A remarkable performance from Rindt who set a new lap record of 1 min 23.2 on this, the very last lap.£45.00
Original painting sold for £3,000 |
Endorsed by Clive Chapman of Classic Team Lotus with the CTL logo printed on the border The overall print size of all the Classic Lotus prints is 60 x 44cm, the image size 49 x 36cm. The title caption as described above and Classic Team Lotus logo are printed on the white border. |
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'Ronnie Remembered '
Ronnie Peterson sliding his JPS Lotus 72 through Silverstone's Woodcote corner has passed into legend. In this stunning oil painting, renowned motorsports artist Andrew Kitson has captured the moment as 'Super Swede' leads Stewart, Revson and Lauda during the British Grand Prix in 1973. £45.00 Original painting now sold |
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