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Whats it worth...Autographed Skaife/Richard 1990 GTR pic

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I'm curious what you guys think a genuine signed Mark Skaife and Jim Richards 1990 Nissan Motorsport picture. I'll get a scan for ya's when I can. I was just thinkin it would be worth a bit. Anyone got any ideas?

Its got the 'On Track for tomorrow ' slogan with the number 2 1990 car on the front and the 1990 team on the back with a young Skaifey, Richo, George Fury and Some rich guy called Fred Gibson (bastard).

Anyway ..let me know what you think.

Duncan Grand Master

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sounds SWOIT!

I'm not a collector myself but I'm sure there are people who are looking for stuff like this, and it will always be very rare due to the direction touring cars have taken in Aus in the last 10 years

grandmasterb Grand Master

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I bid $2 :headspin:

And you pay for postage ok ricknismo??? jk

Thats a pretty rare pic you got there mate, i recon it would be worthe a bit to the right person but if it was me i would be holding onto it :wassup:

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