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Johnny Lightning
Additional Views:
enlarged
Driver: Al UNSER Sr.
artist:
Colin CARTER
Eric Broadley,
designer of car
Year
:
1970
Make
:
Lola
Model
:
Colt T150
Media
Size
Edition
Price
ORIGINAL PAINTING - oil on canvas
36" x 48"
1
$17,000
Giclée on canvas
36" x 48"
250
$850
Lithograph
23" x 31"
850
$245
Johnny Lightning
The lithograph is hand-signed by Al Unser Sr.
Artist Notes:
"
After missing the 1969 Indy 500 due to a motorcycle accident, Al Unser dominated the 1970 event by starting from pole with a record speed of 170.221 mph and leading the race for 190 of the 200 laps.
A six-car crash caused him to get sideways a couple of times on the resultant oil spill, but also eliminated a lot of competitiors, not least his last serious challenger, A.J. Foyt, who popped his clutch trying to avoid a wall of fire from the incident. Al Unser took a great victory at an average speed of 155.749 mph, some 31.8 seconds from second place Mark Donohue."
Lola Gallery
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