Near mint. Very rare. Numbered and signed by both Garry Hill and Junior Johnson. Limited edition lithograph

- No. 351 of 500

- Signed by Junior Johnson, Inaugural Nascar Hall of Fame Inductee

- Junior Johnson (1931-2019) was an American professional stock car driver. He won 50 NASCAR races in his career before retiring in 1966. By the 1970s, he became a team owner, winning the NASCAR championship with Cale Yarborough and Darrell Waltrip

- The roots of modern stock car racing can be traced to the moonshiners of the 1940s. Junior Johnson and many of stock car racing's pioneers honed their driving skills delivering moonshine. The transition from bootlegger to racer was as natural as the changing colors of the maple leaves in autumn in Wilkes County, North Carolina

- Artwork by Garry Hill

- Garry Hill was worked as a motorsport artist for more than 30 years, creating paintings for corporate clients as well as private collectors. He produced paintings and program cover art for several motorsports organizations, including Sprint Communications, International Speedway Corporation, General Motors, Watkins Glen International, and many more

- Produced on acid-free museum-quality paper

- Certificate of Authenticity included

- In excellent condition

- The print is framed with Plexiglas and is ready to be hung, which can be removed from frame for shipping

- Dimensions (in): 26.5x26.5