Here's one for @Mspeedster, more fun wear. From Detroit Watch Company. M1, or better known as Woodward Ave. was a famous spot for street racing back in the day. https://detroitwatchco.com/collecti...ction/products/42mm-m1-le-mans-classic-chrono
The #22 from Le Mans movie is for sale… https://drivetribe.com/p/you-could-own-the-porsche-917k-H_LhmgKGRye9f9A0eNIMpQ
https://jalopnik.com/porsche-honored-motorsport-icon-pedro-rodriguez-with-so-1847353661 Porsche Honored Motorsport Icon Pedro Rodríguez With Some Kick Ass Animation
Porsche 911 Turbo S is an homage to the victories of Pedro Rodriguez Porsche Manufaktur makes a single 'One of a Kind' coupe https://www.autoblog.com/2021/07/26/porsche-911-honors-pedro-rodriguez-mexico/ The one and only example will be auctioned later this year, with proceeds given to Mexican charities. Bidding will start at 5 million pesos, or just over $249,000 U.S. at the moment.
Included in the auction are Gulf logo stickers you can apply to the 911 once sold to the winner I’m hoping there’s a TAG Heuer / Heuer timer in there
I learned the fate of Gulf Oil and thought I might share it with anyone who doesn't already know. Maybe ya'll do. "Gulf Oil of 2018 is very different to the major oil company founded in 1901, which met its demise in the 1980s when it was forced to merge with Standard Oil of California, with the new entity being named Chevron. In the US, the Gulf brand today rests with Gulf Oil Limited Partnership (owned by private equity firm ArcLight Capital Partners) and operates petrol stations across the US. Internationally, the Gulf brand is owned by Gulf Oil International (itself owned by Hinduja Group), which is operates petrol stations in Europe, South America and Indonesia and an oil trading business. TAG Heuer’s agreement to use the Gulf brand is with Gulf Oil International, with presumably a second agreement with Gulf Oil LP to allow the branding to be used in the US. The complexity behind the ownership of the Gulf brand is one of the reasons Gulf branded watches in the past have been launched in the US on a different timetable to other markets."
