MG Maestro 1600.
Launched in March 1983 along with the Austin variants. The MG was the one to go for with the ground breaking digital dash.
At it's launch, Madness topped the charts with 'House Of Fun' along with Adam Ant's 'Goody Two Shoes'. Petrol was £1.76 a gallon and a Commodore 64 computer would set you back £199.95.
Whether it’s a car you own today, one you once cherished, or a model you’ve always admired, this illustration is designed to capture the character and nostalgia of a true classic. It makes a thoughtful addition to your own wall, or a meaningful gift for someone who has a story attached to the car.
You can even personalise the print with the vehicle's registration number at no additional cost.
Printed on premium 230gsm archival matt paper to ensure vibrant, lasting quality (Frame not included).
Please note: The final print will not include the copyright watermark.
A4: 297mm x 210mm (11.7" x 8.3") £25.00
A3: 297mm x 420mm (16.5" x 11.7") £29.00
MG Maestro 1600 1983-4
Shipping
All prints are dispatched in a board backed envelope with additional cardboard to prevent damage in transit and are sent with Royal Mail on a Signed For service.
Returns
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return it to us within 30 days. Returns will be refunded to the original payment source. Returns are only accepted for items purchased directly from the John Hamilton Motoring Artist website.
Returned items must be received in new, unused and re-sellable condition. The original protective packaging must still be on the product. Postage costs of returned item are non refundable.
Returns that are soiled, damaged or altered may not be accepted and me be sent back to the customer. Returns received after 30 days of original receipt may be accepted at the discetion of John Hamilton Motoring Artist.
If there is an issue with the product itself due to defects in materials or craftmanship please contact us straight away so we can replace it.
