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Genuine Work: Eijin Suzuki '74 FORD DUCE' Lithograph, Signed, 1988

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74 FORD DUCE 1988, 478×671mm lithograph.

In America, cars are an inseparable part of life; among them, restoring vintage cars to revive them in modern times is a common practice. This emerald-colored Ford is one of those daily practices. The fact that a surfboard is tucked inside means it has no glass in it.
One might worry about the rain, but rest assured, there seems to be a hole in the floor, so it won’t become a bathtub. With an upgraded engine, swapped shocks, fat tires, and wobbly wheels, the upper half has been stripped bare. Because the glass windows have been removed, a pleasant breeze sweeps through the cabin, making it an incredibly enjoyable experience.
I believe such a car should be driven once a day, to fully appreciate being human.

For more details, please check 74 FORD DUCE GALLERY (eizin.co.jp).

Number 50/48. Documentation and box included. Pick-up is possible.

Shipping will be cash on delivery.

Genuine Work: Eijin Suzuki '74 FORD DUCE' Lithograph, Signed, 1988

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700,000 Yen ($4575.16)

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Collector Commentary

This signed lithograph by Eijin Suzuki captures a nostalgic moment in automotive art, reflecting the deep appreciation for vintage cars in Japanese culture. Released in 1988 as part of a limited edition, its rarity is further enhanced by its unique artistic restoration, showcasing a classic 74 Ford Duce with a surfboard—an emblem of free-spirited adventure. The excellent condition and the inclusion of original documentation and packaging elevate its collectability among enthusiasts of both automotive and Japanese art. Within the collector market, pieces like this often command high value, especially when sourced directly from Japan, where preservation and authenticity are paramount.