Launched in 1976, the Esprit S1 had already established itself as the definitive lightweight sports car, helped along the way by the James Bond films of that era. The Turbocharged S3 (a development of the Essex Turbo S2) made its debut in the 1981 film For Your Eyes Only, with two different coloured cars being used.
Accurate and detailed, this print features unique attributes of the original car, but given a stylised and contemporary graphic treatment to look distinct and stylish on your wall.
Lithographically printed, onto thick 250gsm offset paper stock and hand finished for vibrant and accurate colour reproduction. The image dimensions are 50cm x 70cm .
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