I have been searching for posters for some time now and have only run into sites such as allposter.com, and art.com which do not the vintage 1970′s racing poster that I like. One site i have found is vpracing.com, but their posters are expensive ($300), although I dont mind paying $100-$150.
Here are some examples of what I like
http://www.pelicanparts.com/literature/posters/poster23_med.jpg
http://www.vpracing.com/Poster_Archives/1970/73117.html
http://www.haleymotorsports.com/PRTGT24.html
Thank you very much to anyone who can help me, it really means a lot. And I would be happy with any questions about Porsches anyone has, I know quite a bit about them.
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Check Motor trend magazine they mave have something like this.
ebay has lotsa stuff like this for sale.
I haven’t bought any from these guys yet but they have every Porsche poster I’ve ever seen. Let us know how it goes if you buy from them.
I found these:
Good luck on your search!
if there is a road and track magazine that has any pictures of porsches you can go on there website and order them in different sizes. you can also find good deals on ebay. if you go to your local porsche dealership they could have a collector shop. if you go to carwalls.com they have some great wallpapers for your comp.
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