SECOND PIT STOP – The Daytona 1968 Series by Hans Mezger
872,00 €
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Porsche triumphed for the first time at the 24 Hours of Daytona with the 907 longtail in 1968. To mark the 65th anniversary of the triple victory at Daytona, the “Hans Mezger Archive” is publishing six recordings under the title “The Daytona 1968 Series” in cooperation with Berlin Motor Books.
Special features of this unique piece
- Fine-Art Metal-Print 65x100cm
- Limited to only 68 copies worldwide, individually numbered
- With six pages of handwritten notes by Hans Mezger on the Porsche 907
- With a personally signed letter from Oliver Mezger
- Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity
- Including a SlimLine frame for mounting
- Includes robust armored packaging for shipping
- Impressive, high-gloss surface
- Extreme brilliance with a wide colour gamut
- Guarantee of colour fastness for at least 50 years
- Scratch-resistant surface, also suitable for damp rooms
10 in stock
Second Pit Stop
The 24 Hours of Daytona took place on 3 and 4 February 1968. Hans Mezger is on site with the Porsche team at the 24 Hours of Daytona. Hans Mezger and his team had developed the engines for the Porsche 907. In the pit lane, he manages to capture a series of unique shots. The two works Porsches are dispatched at a simultaneous pit stop. The eventual winner with the starting number 54 of Elford/ Neerpasch/ Siffert/ Stommelen/ Herrmann is behind the runner-up with the starting number 52 of Siffert/ Herrmann. Helmuth Bott stands next to number 54 and monitors the whole process.
The photos from the Hans Mezger archive are particularly interesting for lovers of classic cars and historic motorsport.
The limited edition artworks are particularly suitable for:
Garages of car enthusiasts
Garagen von Autoliebhabern
Waiting rooms and treatment rooms in doctors’ surgeries
Meeting and conference rooms for law firms and notary’s offices
Architects’ offices
Feel-good rooms for car and racing enthusiasts
| Weight | 4,4 kg |
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