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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!