Original Lola T70 Can-Am Pencil Drawing Signed by Dan Gurney | Danny Day Artwork

This original pencil drawing by acclaimed automotive artist Danny Day captures the legendary Lola T70, one of the most successful sports racing cars of the Can-Am era. Created in 2004 and personally hand signed by racing legend Dan Gurney, this one-of-a-kind framed artwork celebrates one of the defining machines of 1960s motorsports.

The Lola T70 quickly established itself as a dominant force in international sports car racing. In 1966, John Surtees drove the T70 to the inaugural Can-Am Championship, while Dan Gurney secured the only Ford-powered Lola T70 victory in Can-Am history with his memorable win at Bridgehampton. The combination of Danny Day's original artwork and Dan Gurney's authentic signature creates a remarkable tribute to one of racing's golden eras.

Beautifully rendered in graphite, the drawing captures the Lola T70's low, aggressive stance, sweeping bodywork, and timeless racing design. Professionally framed and ready for display, this original artwork is an exceptional addition to any Can-Am, Dan Gurney, Ford racing, or automotive fine art collection.

Features

• Original one-of-a-kind pencil drawing by Danny Day.
• Personally hand signed by Dan Gurney.
• Created in 2004.
• Subject: Lola T70 Can-Am race car.
• Original artwork size: 8" × 11".
• Professionally framed and ready for display.
• Overall framed size: 16" × 19".
• Original artwork, not a print or reproduction.
• Excellent overall collector condition.
• Professionally packaged and fully insured for shipment.

Authenticity & Provenance

This is an original hand-drawn pencil artwork created by Danny Day in 2004, not a print or reproduction. The drawing was personally autographed by Dan Gurney, one of America's greatest racing drivers and a true motorsports pioneer. This piece comes from the original publisher collection and represents an authentic one-of-one automotive artwork.

About the Lola T70

Introduced in 1965, the Lola T70 became one of the defining sports racing cars of its generation. Designed by Eric Broadley, it achieved success in endurance racing and the newly formed Canadian-American Challenge Cup (Can-Am), becoming one of the most recognizable race cars of the 1960s.

The Lola T70 claimed the inaugural Can-Am Championship with John Surtees in 1966, while Dan Gurney earned the only Ford-powered Lola T70 victory in Can-Am history with his triumph at Bridgehampton. Today, the T70 remains one of the most celebrated sports prototypes ever built.

About Dan Gurney

Dan Gurney ranks among the greatest and most versatile drivers in motorsports history. A winner in Formula One, NASCAR, IndyCar, Can-Am, and endurance racing, he also founded the legendary All American Racers (AAR) team and helped shape American racing for generations.

His accomplishments include:

• Formula One Grand Prix winner.
• 1967 24 Hours of Le Mans winner with A.J. Foyt in the Ford GT40 Mk IV.
• Can-Am race winner.
• Founder of All American Racers (AAR).
• Originator of the now-famous champagne victory celebration.

His authentic signature gives this original drawing exceptional historical significance and collector value.

Condition

Excellent overall collector condition. The original pencil drawing remains beautifully preserved with crisp detail and strong presentation. Created in 2004 and professionally framed. As with many vintage framed works, the frame may exhibit minor cosmetic wear consistent with age. Any such imperfections are limited to the frame and do not affect the original artwork or Dan Gurney signature.

About the Artist

Danny Day is an internationally collected American automotive artist whose work has been admired by racing legends, collectors, and enthusiasts for decades. His highly detailed drawings and paintings capture both the engineering excellence and emotional spirit of the world's greatest automobiles.

As with many original works of art, photographs cannot fully capture the depth, detail, and craftsmanship that are best appreciated in person.