Shelby - Number Six -- Limited Edition Prints

Product Description: Bring the thrill of automotive art into your collection with our artist-made 32"x16" limited edition prints, crafted to showcase every detail and vibrant color of the original painting. 32"x16" Metal Prints (Edition of 20) Each artist-made metal print is professionally produced in the USA on durable aluminum, delivering rich color, sharp detail, and a modern, gallery-worthy finish. Every piece is signed and numbered by artist Ryan Curtis, ensuring its place as part of an exclusive 20-piece edition. Ready to display with pre-drilled corners for clean, secure mounting. 32"x16" Giclee Poster Prints (Edition of 100) Our artist-made Giclee poster prints feature the same bold artwork in a versatile, high-quality format—perfect for garages, offices, or home display. This edition is limited to 100 prints, offering an accessible way to own a piece of the collection. Whether you choose the striking presence of metal or the flexible display of vinyl poster, these limited editions are designed for enthusiasts who want to capture the Fine Art of the Road Sign. Shelby - Number Six – Limited Edition Prints Some cars were built to compete. The GT40 was built to settle a score. Born from one of the most legendary rivalries in motorsport history, the Ford GT40 became a symbol of American determination, engineering, and refusal to back down. It wasn’t created for comfort. It wasn’t created for prestige. It was created to win—at speed, under pressure, and on the world’s biggest stage. And when it wore Gulf colors, it became unforgettable. Powder blue and racing orange turned the GT40 into more than a machine. They turned it into an icon. Low, brutal, and unmistakably purposeful, the GT40 carried itself with the kind of presence only true legends earn. Shelby – Number Six captures that identity through a bold side-profile composition focused on shape, stance, and racing heritage. The weathered sign texture, distressed industrial surface, and oversized Gulf treatment in the background give the piece a battle-worn attitude that feels rooted in endurance racing history. This is not just a painting of a race car. It is a tribute to one of the most important machines ever built to chase victory. .