I know there was one listed on sleaze bay don't know if it ever sold I have one that my uncle had been framed since new. It is showing some waves or rippling under the cover. They are only noticeable up close in the right light. It was always in a dry climate controlled environment.
EDIT: The issue per google research was likely caused by the poster being improperly mounted before framing and is easily correctable by a number of methods. So they shouldn't be a huge problem if reframed properly.
the R side of the big picture is a reflection not a color change. The close up showing the waves looks much worse than it is ( I'm not a photographer )
What's the opinion on value ? TIA

I have no guess but that's really cool.

Once it has ripples in it I think any buyer would come to the conclusion that they are baked in for good. Wishful thinking on a sellers part that they will magically disappear.

i'll give ya $20.00 for it T ...............

Not sure how they would have gotten "BAKED" in as it never saw heat or sunlight. The issue per google research was like caused by the poster being improperly mounted before framing and is easily correctable by a number of methods. So not so wishful thinking on my part but rather an uninformed comment on yours, no offense meant just stating facts having researched the subject. I should have stated such in the post But will do so now, thank you
So back on subject

Not sure what your T..................means but I can only imagine LOL, Add a 0 + shipping and it might just be yours Buttcrack LMAO

If it is easily correctable you should do it now.

Agreed, but I would rather let the new owner take that task on. I'm tired, burnt and downsizing

well, i tried.............[you know i'm cheap. ]

Yes! I would love to have the Dick Landy poster but I have the next best thing. I have the Factory AMX Super Stock car #6 that beat him at the drag strip.

Dick Landy’s car was very quick for the day. The George Warren Factory AMX Super Stock #6 was an excellent contender beating Dick Landy and the Shirley Shahan’s Drag-on-Lady Super Stock car. The Warren car tied the NHRA Super Stock record at the time with a 10.71 run. Just a little drag racing history from the olde days.

I don't know what it is worth? I guess with anything in life, it's worth what you and a potential buyer agrees on for price. It's a really cool poster though... what are the dimensions of it? Do you know where you're uncle got it from?

It was sold for a price that correlated to it's existing condition. 18 x 24". And to the last question, no clue.

I've got an old HOT ROD book on suspensions from the '70's (remember those books they would put out?) and Dick Landy's Charger is one of the cars featured in the book. I don't remember what exactly they did, but it was cool to see all under it and in it instead of the usual glamor shots.

One day I'll have to dig the book out and scan the article.

That would be interesting to read / see if they followed the Front and rear suspension booklets that direct connection put out.

As for a price I would think around $350 I don't really know though, see if any sold at the Steve Juliano auction for an idea on price.as fair as condition I don't think a few ripples will affect it,try & find another.

Thanks, but it sold. When it was removed from the frame some additional issues were found. Not horrible but issues nonetheless.
Less that I would've liked but a fair price and to a person with the knowledge to repair and preserve it.