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The "WINSTON" | Posters and Prints1176 of 1590 |  |  |
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This is a original the "Winston" poster from Atlanta Speedway in May, 1986. This is one of the more sought out posters because there were not many made and also because of the popularity of the Winston. Brings back lots of memories how things have changed in just recent years.
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Sports PostersWhen Parisian artists elevated the poster to high art in the 1890s, some of…
Great Poster indeed! Even in the 80's racing was quite different from now, times have definetly changed. Would love to have this poster.
Sprint Cup just doesnt have the same ring to it. Of course old timers prolly still prefer Grand National lol
VikingFan, Advertisingfan, I absolutely agree with both of your comments. That is the main reason I made this post. Things have changed rapidly over the years. I do not follow Nascar as nearly as much now, although I know and realize things change with times. VF the comment about old timers is too funny, but true.
Officialfuel, Thanks !