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UPDATE: Price dropped to $602.
(01/18/2019) Maury spotted this unusual print/illustration. From the description, I can’t quite tell if this is a print or an original illustration. The size is roughly 2.2′ x 3.25′
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“Mural Auto Mechanic Workshop Jeep Willysmb 99×66 ~ 1954 Vintage Mechanic Card (see more on eBay)”
Pretty cool, but $647.29 is too rich for my blood, unfortunately.
How do they justify the high price? Even with the fluctuation in currency exchanges, it’s a PRINT, not a original painting. Does this stuff ever sell at this price? I’ll have to look into what happened to those Jeep engine hoods found in a junk yard and used to build a house after World War 2. Some guy was going to buy all of them and bring then to America. Did that ever happen, or was that just talk.
More & more, you don’t know what to believe these days and who to trust. Time to retreat to the monastery.
a bit over $200 US here
https://www.vinterior.co/listings/car-mechanic-educational-chart-hans-dirr-1965
Thanks LJ .. That’s a much better price.