1968 Hill / Andretti / Unser / Foyt Signed Indy 500 Start Original Ron Burton 18 x 25 Print Mario Andretti Scott Dixon dominated most of

Scott Dixon dominated most of the race but it was Takuma Sato who came out on top in the end

The following years saw him moving from Honda

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beating Rollie Beale and Gary Bettenhausen

Davidson would drive his Coyne/Byrd/Hollinger/Belardi Dallara DW12 machine to a respectable twelfth place finish in the race that year

1968 Hill / Andretti / Unser / Foyt Signed Indy 500 Start Original Ron Burton 18 x 25 Print Mario Andretti Scott Dixon dominated most ofThis rare print of the original Ron Burton artwork depicting the start of the Indy 500 is surely a one of a kind piece. Not only is it from the artist Ron Burton's personal collection but it has been signed by all eight of the pictured Indy 500 drivers, plus the team owner of the lead car. With five of these drivers having won the Indianapolis 500, and two others becoming National Champions, it is fair to say these were all the "Big Boys" of the '68