No Reserve 1956 "Real McCoy" Corvette SR Prototype Wall Art
Item Details
- Seller: merlinautogroup
- Location: Atlanta, GA, 30360
- Lot #: M-0033663
Available for auction is an illuminated Corvette SR Prototype wall art. The "Real McCoy" wall art is a detailed tribute to the 1956 Corvette SR Prototype, winner of the sebring 12 hours Grand Prix in its class. Driven by John Fitch and Walter Hangsen, it became known for saving the Corvette brand by beating the dominating European cars and giving Corvette the racing pedigree it needed.
The seller states this wall art is constructed from fiberglass and was created as a tribute to the "Real McCoy". The piece is finished in white with blue stripes and features functional headlights that run on 12-volt circuitry. The wall art features turn signal lamps, fog lights, and a steel front grill along with a number "1" sign.
The headlights are controlled by an on/off switch mounted at the bottom of the piece, with a 12-volt power supply input, while a pair of mounting hooks are mounted on the inside. Its dimensions are: 3.8 feet long, 1.8 feet high, and 1 feet deep. The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $350
- Auction End: Sep 14, 2023 08:00:00PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 3
Comments (8)
Sold for $350
Bid in the amount of $350
Down to the last day! We will be available to answer any questions during the remainder of the auction.
Best of luck to all and happy bidding!
This item WILL SELL!
Thats right!
This is the vehicle the wall art is based on.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duZjRZ2MTqg&t=8s
Beautiful piece, I found an article about the original car that was auctioned:
https://www.corvetteblogger.com/2014/01/27/the-1956-real-mccoy-corvette-sells-for-2-3-million-at-mecum-kissimmee/
Bid in the amount of $300
Bid in the amount of $250
Welcome to all watching and bidding. We are proud to present this 1956 "real mccoy" corvette sr prototype wall art without reserve and are ready to find this artwork a new home. During the auction, we are available to answer questions or supply additional photos and specifics. We encourage those who would like to view this art in person, to use the “contact seller” button to reach out to us and we will accommodate accordingly to arrange an appointment for you to visit our facility just outside the northeast part of the Atlanta perimeter.