James Dean. Competition Motors in Vine Street Los Los Angeles.?

I have visited and photographed the Competition Motors building at 1219 N. Vine Street over the decades as it moved into the transition from a John von Neumann Porsche and VW distributorship/dealership in the 1950 and '60's ...to a Goodyear tire service facility aka Vine Auto...to being sub-divided with an Hispanic grocery store in the former Porsche show room location, circa 2000. I don't think that " the wall Graffiti was....real artwork" at all -- simply the neighborhood fell on hard times during the 1990's and it was common-place to see random spray paint on most of the boarded-up buildings. The Armenian Church, the original neighbor to Competition Motors on Vine Street bought the derelict property, tore it down, and built a new, viable banquet center in 2005. John von Neumann, Porsche AG, and various photographers like Sanford Roth and mechanic Rolf Wutherich captured the spirit of motorsports during the fifties and especially on 9-30-55 with historic photos of many Porsche personalities and their private and race cars....especially of James Dean and his 550 Spyder, the ' Little Bastard.'

Lee Raskin, Porsche 356/550 historian and author.

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I'm wondering who said it was "artwork". Grafitti evolves, and many times, the art gets painted over by taggers with no talent. Since it's been about 10 years since the building was torn down, I'm not sure you'll find anyone that saw it. You might try to Google "Los Angeles murals" or Los Angeles Graffiti to see if any record was ever made.