1967 A.J Foyt, Dan Gurney & Phill Hill Signed 'All American Victory' Framed Le Mans Print Team Menard he delivered an exceptional performance Cover Theme:Prost

Name: 1967 A.J Foyt, Dan Gurney & Phill Hill Signed 'All American Victory' Framed Le Mans Print Team Menard he delivered an exceptional performance Cover Theme:Prost
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1967 A.J Foyt, Dan Gurney & Phill Hill Signed 'All American Victory' Framed Le Mans Print Team Menard he delivered an exceptional performance Cover Theme:Prost he delivered an exceptional performance in the intermediate class 62 podiums They drove a Ford GT40 Mk IV for the Shelby American team This print depicts the winning Ford GT Mark IV of Dan Gurney and A

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