BMW’s iconic CSL GT on home turf
Daytona, USA
Jonathan Moore
Remember as you were growing up, which posters you had on your wall? If you were in my generation, chances are that at least one of them might have been of a Lamborghini Countach. No? Showing my age? I’d love to make out like I’ve grown up a bit since then and got all serious, but really, is there anything better a gearhead can have on their wall than an amazing bit of automotive art?
Rotiform’s 964 walks the walk
Wörthersee, Austria
Paddy McGrath
Here at Speedhunters, we aim to please, so to complement the original line-up of spectacular prints made available in our first release, we’ve now carefully sifted through the mountain of extreme machinery that we’ve featured over the last year, to hand-pick the finest selection of stunning shots. From hypercars to high-speed drag cars, and rotaries to racers, these are some of the craziest cars we’ve snapped over the last 12 months and now you can get to experience them on your walls.
This is petrolhead pornography.
Not afraid to shock: Liberty Walk’s 458
California, USA
Larry Chen
As always, the prints will be of the highest quality – on 220gsm premium art paper with a semi-matt finish and lay-flat PE backing coating, and they will be sent out in heavy duty cardboard tubes so that they reach you in pristine condition. So, along with the ones mentioned above, here’s a list of the cars you can adorn your wall with…
1000 horses, turbo and nitrous – the angriest rotary ever
New Zealand
Brad Lord
A fine line between genius and insanity: the four-rotor, 1,000hp GS300
New Zealand
Brad Lord
A turbo with a Honda fitted to it
Willowbank Raceway, Australia
Bryn Musselwhite
Unraced: Zakspeed’s carbon stealth Calibra
Niederzissen, Germany
Bryn Musselwhite
Forge’s Berg Cup mountain destroyer
Gloucester, England
Bryn Musselwhite
The quick way to rearrange your internal organs: Pagani’s Huayra
Verona, Italy
Bryn Musselwhite
The Ultimate Impreza: Gobstopper 2
England
Bryn Musselwhite
An emotive force: the Zonda Revolución
Modena, Italy
Bryn Musselwhite
Rauh work, raw passion
Tsukuba, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
The quattro warrior: an Audi 80 like no other
Mantorp Park, Sweden
Dino Dalle Carbonare
The time destroyer: Nemo Racing’s WTAC Evo
Eastern Creek, Australia
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Brute Ute, engineered to slide
Eastern Creek, Australia
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Blue thunder: Maserati’s barely tamed MC12
Fuji Speedway, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Unobtainium Maximus: the Veyron Grand Sport
Fuji Speedway, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Nakai goes turbo
Chiba, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
The other legend: Liberty Walk’s F50
Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
A bold statement: Liberty Walk’s M3
Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
The Nardó special speed challenger, the BenSopra 380SX
Narita, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Steroidal power, sublime sound with the Kakimoto NSX
Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
The legend grows stronger still: Liberty Walk’s F40
Nagoya, Japan
Dino Dalle Carbonare
Still the ultimate road car: McLaren’s F1
Woking, England
Jonathan Moore
Defining the niche: Liberty Walk take on the R35
California, USA
Larry Chen
The lowdown on Liberty Walk’s 458
California, USA
Larry Chen
A century in the making: the Aston Martin CC100
Pebble Beach, USA
Larry Chen
Face to face with the destroyer: the CanAm Porsche 917/30
USA
Larry Chen
The S15 JDM movie star
Fort Worth, USA
Larry Chen
The Fox Mustang redefined
California, USA
Larry Chen
A JZX100 that likes to party
Japan
Mike Garrett
The enthusiast’s dream of a supercharged Mk1
England
Paddy McGrath
A Labour Ovlov: the turbo BMW-powered Volvo
Mantorp Park, Sweden
Paddy McGrath
The VW Caddy with Soarer spirit
Gröndal, Sweden
Paddy McGrath
Porsche Perfection from Urban Outlaw
California, USA
Sean Klingelhoefer
BenSopra’s Nardó special speed challenger
Narita, Japan
Sean Klingelhoefer
Far beyond epic: the Lancia LaSupra Evo
Gröndal, Sweden
Sean Klingelhoefer
Underground tuner turns worldwide phenomenon with the Aventador
Tokyo, Japan
Sean Klingelhoefer
Quattro crossed with fighter jet
Stockholm, Sweden
Sean Klingelhoefer
Honda’s halo car goes SoCal
Long Beach, USA
Sean Klingelhoefer
Ok, so we know there’s some tough choices ahead of you. Which shots to choose? Which room to put it up in? Or maybe you were thinking about re-decorating anyway… If your other half has been asking which wallpaper you think would be most suitable, then maybe, just maybe this could be an option. Hey, dream big, right? Once you’ve made up your mind, head over to the Speedhunters store and get your new wall decoration ordered!
Can we get more pics of the McLaren F1 LM please? Want to buy more then that side profile!
Great Pic !
Hi, I'm unable to find any prints from the first release in your web store. Will they be available anytime soon?
For sizes it says A1 and A3, what are the dimensions of those exactly?
I miss Linhbergh's pictures.
Seriously! Fix the shop, I've tried to buy some of these prints 5 times now. First the cart is wrongly updated with items i didn't want. Then it is finally right, then i continue to checkout and the items are wrong again. I clear cache, try again. Oh forgot to log in. Have to add everything to the cart once again. click through to the checkout- nothing happens, cart gets randomly emptied...
Hi, I'm unable to find any hot-roddery or kustomisation. Is there a fault?
I LOVE this idea... just not the pictures picked.
That CSL! Damn!
For a second there I actually thought you guys meant real wallpapers not posters. LOL but for real, you guys are gonna make me become bankrupt from buying your posters. I LOVE them. Thanks so much for sharing your photo art with us.
For a second there I actually thought you guys meant real wallpapers not posters. LOL but for real, you guys are gonna make me become bankrupt from buying your posters. I LOVE them. Thanks so much for sharing your photo art with us.
Annnnnd I want three of these. Gobstopper is gonna be on my wall!
cant seem to find any post about the Kakimoto Racing NSX?
Awesomeness, I will be placing a order.
Thank you so much for those great pics!
Such a good collection of real automotive photography art.
I don't get why some of the readers still complain about this or that missing. Guess it's hard to be satisfied at all.…
@Han_theman That's because it's coming this month
Elliott Skeer A1 = 33 x 23 inches, A3 = 16.5 x 12
Check out papersizes.org/a-paper-sizes.htm
speedhunters_dino Ya big tease...
Please give me an FD to chose from
I know that shouldn't belong here, but could you upload higher resolution pictures? or maybe let the users choose which resolution.
Since blowing up the picture in Photoshop just results in, well you know what results... sulky, blurry pictures.
Pretty Pretty Please ^^ ?
I know 1920x1080 is the go to resolution.... but please ^^ i want higher XD
Stunning Pictures BTW!!!
Anton B We're working on it. Sorry for the pain.
Onecton Given that our pictures were 800x533 before the re-design, I think we've come a long way! We also need a site that actually loads - if we went much bigger than 1920x1280, it would slow to a crawl.
SuzyWallace Onecton I know I know ... But asking questions is always free I am farly happy that Photoshop has a good algorithm when it comes to enlarging pictures... and since i have a well call it funky resolution, it always takes some fiddeling
like that one.... 21:9 is sometimes a real pain lol
Unless I'm mistaken, it seems these poster selections are coming in waves and replacing the selections before them. I'm insanely glad to see that I can now be proud to display Speedhunters photography in my house, but I REALLY disagree with the "buy it while it's hot" mentality when it comes to the posters. To be honest all I've ever thought Speedhunters needed to "merchandise" was the art, but that's a different point. Just my two cents that I felt I had to pitch in...when you care about something you should voice your opinion on it so I did, Looking forward to receiving my menacing Aventador print!
Onecton SuzyWallace Super widescreen! Enlarging pictures is always bad news though - you can't add information that's not there. Although CSI would have us believe otherwise. Why not make a custom border for yourself that you can drop the originals into to get the correct ratio (you could even use other SH shots for that)? Then you wouldn't have to mess with the picture...
SuzyWallace you mean like frame the picture? not a bad idea but it would kind of defeat the purpose of that screen real-estate...
On the other hand im quite statisfied how they turn out, even after enhancing CSI style like ^^
Onecton SuzyWallace It doesn't have to be with a boring black frame though - creating something cool to go round the outside (presumably the side), tailored to you might be kinda cool. Could even be a mini-collage of SH images that you adjust depending on your mood. Just an idea...
Otherwise, get a job working for the forensic department. They'd love you.
SuzyWallace *MIND BLOWN* whoa! That never occured to me O_O thats a really really good idea! I mean the collage thingie, sound really good. Actually i have it quite in my mind how it should look, and going with the collage i can use pictures even before the last great site overhaul, since they can be smaller, and even the pictures before which were stored in that extra wallpaper section.... Suzy you made my day thank you!
I higly doubt the forensic appartemend would take me, but hey, see that reflection on that licenseplate? EHANCE! see? now Sharpen! aaaand Flip it! See there is a guy with a weapon in the reflection ^^
Onecton SuzyWallace Glad I could help!
Roku You can still get the previous prints - it's just a bit difficult to show them all in the store at the moment. If you'd like any of the older ones, please email speedhunters@kleerfreight.com and they'll be able to help you out.
@Chris We can still do the older prints - if you email your request to speedhunters@kleerfreight.com and let them know what you're after, they can help you out.
Appreciate the info, thanks!