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Newman's Summit Point 48"x 36" Original Oil/acrlylic On Canvas on 2040-parts.com

US $5,100.00
Location:

Glen Cove, New York, United States

Glen Cove, New York, United States
Condition:Used Original/Reproduction:Original

Summit Point 48"X36"- Oil / Acrylic on Canvas -By Herb Passberger

After Bob Tullius (
Group 44) moved on to race the V12 Jaguar E Type, his Triumph TR6 and parts went to a new owner Paul Newman who raced it with some success including winning the 1976 D Production SCCA Championship. It is on the way to the championship that we see Newman in the car at Summit Point waiting on line in the pits with his crew and that special protective umbrella that this painting depicts-(and inspired) He went on to beat Bob Tullius in the new TR7 in that race.

This was a frustrating outcome for me since I handled Triumph advertising as Creative Director at the time--I couldn't claim Newman's victory for Triumph because it was a 76 TR6-that was no longer being made and it was replaced with the new slower TR7.

SHIPPING--
This painting is too large for USPS --FEDEX?- or UPS ?--it needs to be double boxed at minimum with 2 " all around. That makes it 52" X 40"6
It may need to be shipped and insured  by a professional shipper that handles large paintings.
To get a ball park quote from your end you can contact a shipper that handles large paintings. I am located in Glen Cove Long Island NY zip 11542
Or you can contact me with your address and I will get a quote.
  
 PS:I ran the 52 x 40 x 6 --on FEDEX EXPENCE SAVER to a Florida address--- and amazingly it took the size and calculated a cost of $191.91 without any insurance added.

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