1933 Chicago World's Fair Barney Oldfield Plymouth Six Ad Card VG

This vintage advertising card features legendary race car driver Barney Oldfield promoting the Plymouth Six during the 1933 Chicago World's Fair "A Century of Progress" Exposition. It serves as a historical collectible documenting early automotive marketing and the career of one of racing's most famous figures. Quoted text from the card: "Barney Oldfield, world's most famous race driver — 'I've been driving cars since they've been built. I was the first man to drive a car a mile a minute. But how that Plymouth Six handles! Steers wonderfully and you never feel a bump through the steering wheel. Those new Oilite springs with Silent-U Shackles give you the softest, quietest ride imaginable. And those new Hydraulic Brakes with Centrifuse drums make all speeds safe in the Plymouth Six.'" Specifications: • Type: Advertising Postcard / Trade Card • Year: 1933 • Event: A Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago • Subject: Barney Oldfield and Plymouth Six • Material: Cardstock • Condition: VG This item will be securely packaged and shipped quickly to ensure it arrives in the stated condition. Keywords: vintage racing, automotive history, chrysler corporation, world fair memorabilia, antique advertising, racing legend, 1930s collectibles, car ephemera, driver portrait Check out all of our similar items!