Ferrari 250 GTO - Tour de France - 1964 - Silver | Limited Edition

Exclusive edition of

1000

Unique production in

3d

Limited edition of 1000 pieces, designed and created by Automobilist's team of artists
Uses the latest 3D modelling technology to rebuild each iconic car from scratch
Comes as a standard sized poster, 50 x 70 cm (19 ¾ x 27 ½ inch), framing not included
Reproduced as a high quality offset print on glossy white 175g/m2 paper
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Ferrari 250 GTO - Tour de France - 1964 - Silver | Limited Edition

$59.00

Story

In 1964, the 250 GTO won the legendary Tour De France Automobile, a race that covered the whole of France – taking in 6000 kilometers, 9 hill climbs and 10.5 hours of racing on every single famous circuit in the country. This Ferrari poster celebrates that memorable moment.

Few cars are held in such high regard as the Ferrari 250 GTO. Created between 1962-1964 by a team led by Giotto Bizzarrini, each buyer of the 39 produced had to be personally approved by Enzo Ferrari – and today, the prestige has only intensified.

In order to do a car like this justice, we’ve used a luxurious, thick paper stock – and limited the production run, just like the 250 GTO itself.

For all of our posters we use high quality off-set printing, premium paper, and vibrant color reproduction that stands the test of time – just like the cars themselves. Each one is limited and labeled with a special hologram sticker to denote its authenticity.

UNIQUE PRODUCTION PROCESS

Our expertise in CGI and 3D modelling means we can recreate and digitalize any moment from history. We spend many hours researching to be as accurate as possible, perfecting every single detail imaginable. With this, we’re able to use our highly detailed models to create animations, social media content, behind the scenes documentaries, and more – taking them beyond just being a piece of artwork.