Barber Saab Pro Series 1988 Poster – Vintage New Old Stock

Relive the excitement of the Barber Saab Pro Series 1988 with this action-packed poster. Featuring vivid images of high-performance race cars and highlights from the series, this collectible is perfect for racing enthusiasts and Saab aficionados alike.

• New Old Stock: Preserved in great condition, showcasing authentic racing heritage.
• Dynamic Design: Highlights the thrilling Barber Saab Pro Series with iconic cars and key moments from the 1988 season.
• Approximate Dimensions:  25 x 15 inches
• Sold As-Is: Some curling or minor imperfections from storage may be present, adding to its vintage character.

The Barber Saab Pro Series was a groundbreaking single-make racing championship that debuted in 1986 and ran through the 1990s. It was created as a training ground for up-and-coming drivers looking to break into professional motorsports. What set the series apart was its focus on equalizing the playing field by providing identical cars to all participants, ensuring that driver skill was the key determinant of success.

The cars featured in the Barber Saab Pro Series were powered by Saab turbocharged engines, specifically modified to deliver exceptional performance. These Formula 2000-style cars showcased Saab's engineering prowess and their innovative use of turbo technology, which was already a hallmark of their production vehicles. The series became famous for its intense, wheel-to-wheel racing and its ability to produce future racing stars.

By the late 1980s, the Barber Saab Pro Series had established itself as a key stepping stone for aspiring drivers, offering a unique blend of accessible motorsport and professional-level competition. Many drivers who competed in the series went on to successful careers in IndyCar, Formula 1, and sports car racing.

This poster from the 1988 Barber Saab Pro Series commemorates one of the most competitive seasons in the championship's history, capturing the thrill and innovation of Saab's contributions to motorsport.