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Automobile Posters
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One of my favorite posters is the Classic and Sports Car Magazine's 100 Most Important Cars of the first Century of Automobiles. It was in like the March 1999 edition...Has 100 significant cars -- Triumph, MGs, Bentleys, Rolls, Packard, Duesey .. you name it.
As a general rule, you can pick up great posters on Ebay.
As a general rule, you can pick up great posters on Ebay.
Geo Hahn
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One of my favorite posters is the Classic and Sports Car Magazine's 100 Most Important Cars of the first Century of Automobiles...
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Yes, exellent poster... but then we would think so.
Lots of sites out there offering posters, here's a few:
https://www.autotrend.com/
https://www.automobiles-cars.posters-online.biz/
https://www.posterclassics.com/vintage-auto-posters.html
One of my favorite posters is the Classic and Sports Car Magazine's 100 Most Important Cars of the first Century of Automobiles...
[/ QUOTE ]
Yes, exellent poster... but then we would think so.
Lots of sites out there offering posters, here's a few:
https://www.autotrend.com/
https://www.automobiles-cars.posters-online.biz/
https://www.posterclassics.com/vintage-auto-posters.html
Sherlock
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Another neat garage decoration are the reproduction tin signs of classic cars, they seem to be readily available for very little money and feature both British and American cars.
As for other interesting ideas... My friend's shop has laminated photocopy's of old British car brochures on the wall, the neat ones from the 1950's when they were true artwork.
As for other interesting ideas... My friend's shop has laminated photocopy's of old British car brochures on the wall, the neat ones from the 1950's when they were true artwork.