This  11x17 print is on Xerox paper, signed in brown ink by BOTH Chris-Craft stylist Fred Hudson and black ink by Chris-Craft stylist Dick Avery, is an authentic piece of Chris-Craft Commander history.

Fred Hudson (1929-2010), Chief Stylist for Chris-Craft during the development of the original fiberglass Commander series, personally signed this artwork on February 28, 2010, at his home in Florida during a filmed interview produced for the Chris-Craft Commander Club. 

Dick Avery was a leading Chris-Craft designer during the company's fiberglass era, best known for shaping the Commander line and XK series. His sleek, automotive-inspired designs helped define Chris-Craft's transition from wood to fiberglass boats. Avery's work combined modern styling with practical cruising layouts, leaving a lasting influence on classic Chris-Craft design.

This art was signed by Dick Avery at the Chris-Craft Commander Club Rendezvous approximately 2010.

This artwork and certificate were produced by the Chris-Craft Commander Club in support of its mission to preserve, celebrate, and share the history of Chris-Craft Commanders and the people who designed them.

Includes Certificate of Authenticity.

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