I just received a few GT3RS prints in the mail from an artist in France, and thought I would pass on his contact info in case anyone here is interested in ordering the same. You can check out his website at www.agence-archimede.com, and contact him directly at archimede@wanadoo.fr. Here is the link to his GT3RS print: http://gallery.agence-archimede.com/...rsche-911.html The prints are of a high quality (printed on archival photo paper) and pretty reasonably priced (I think) -- about $10 Euros for an 8x12, and up from there depending on size. I've attached a few photos below. No affiliation, yada, yada . . . just a happy customer.

 

Some photos taken by an amateur photographer at PDK track day presentation. Last picture is not art, but best looking monitor I have ever been instructed by!!!

 

is the last pic the new Mk2 PDK Gt3?

 

Not bad for an amateur photographer.

 

Nice art work! Can the prints be customized to reflect color and options of the owners car? Checked out the web site - but don't read French!

thanks!

 

It looks like she's driving a Cayman. Doesn't look like it has a backseat.

 

Two PDKs that day on track, an S and a convertible S

 

Good question (not sure) -- I would reach out to him via e-mail -- his English is quite good.

 

I just heard from the artist -- custom prints are in fact available -- feel free to e-mail him for a price quote.

 

Zellamsee,

Thanks for the follow up! Will contact him!

 

Painted by a member of my local Porsche club, who donated it for our annual Make-A-Wish fundraiser. I was the high bidder.

 

Nice print, Pete!

 

Cool artsy prints!!

This is what I have hanging in my office.

First day at the track in my car

Fellow track junky was playing around with his camera on the balcony of the hotel located at the hairpin at Sebring. He had it glass laminted for also. Pretty cool because that happened to be the first weekend I took itto the track.

 

Hot darn those are pretty.. Count me in...

The orange ones get all the fun.. I strike back with GREEN:


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Mike Maez took these (not me since I can't take pictures to save my life).

 

The rear brake caliper is reversed