Poster Aston Martin DBR1/300 1959 - 24H Le Mans

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Poster of the Aston Martin DBR1/300, winner of the 1959 24 Hours of Le Mans (frame not included.) Exclusive poster collection for the 100th anniversary of the event.

Poster Aston Martin DBR1/300 1959 - 24H Le Mans

€57.50

Member price €51.75

Shipping Information

Cheapest carrier: between Wed 21 and Thu 22 with DHL Express 18h

Delivery Options

	Description	Estimated Delivery
Mondial Relay Points Relais	3 à 6 jours	Wed 21 - Mon 26
DHL Express 18h	Delivered by 6PM	Wed 21 - Thu 22
Colissimo sans signature	Home delivery in mailbox	Thu 22 - Sat 24
Colissimo contre signature	Home delivery with proof of delivery	Thu 22 - Mon 26
Point relais	Delivery at post office, Pickup points & lockers	Thu 22 - Mon 26
DHL Express 48h	Delivered within 2-4 days	Thu 22 - Mon 26

Carrier: Mondial Relay Points Relais

Description: 3 à 6 jours

Estimated delivery:
Wed 21 - Mon 26

Carrier: DHL Express 18h

Description: Delivered by 6PM

Estimated delivery:
Wed 21 - Thu 22

Carrier: Colissimo sans signature

Description: Home delivery in mailbox

Estimated delivery:
Thu 22 - Sat 24

Carrier: Colissimo contre signature

Description: Home delivery with proof of delivery

Estimated delivery:
Thu 22 - Mon 26

Carrier: Point relais

Description: Delivery at post office, Pickup points & lockers

Estimated delivery:
Thu 22 - Mon 26

Carrier: DHL Express 48h

Description: Delivered within 2-4 days

Estimated delivery:
Thu 22 - Mon 26

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Description

This collector's poster from the 24 Hours of Le Mans centenary collection features the Aston Martin DBR1/300, winner of Le Mans in 1959. The Aston Martin DBR1's victory at the 1959 Le Mans 24-hour race marked a significant achievement in the face of Ferrari's dominance. The car, which replaced the Aston Martin DB3S, was developed by a small team led by Ted Cutting, who designed the bodywork, chassis, and engine. The DBR1 initially had a 2.5-liter inline 6 engine, but later featured a 3-liter inline 6, producing 250 bhp in the 1957 specification. With an alloy engine block and rear transaxle, the DBR1 was cutting-edge technology at the time.

⋅ Paper: 175g/m2
⋅ Limited edition of 200
⋅ 3D printing

Format: 50 x 70 cm (19 ¾ x 27 ½ inch), frame not included