Gary Hall Speedo ad
 

I have the poster. Had it in my (now-closed) swim shop for years. It shows a full fontal image of Gary Hall, Jr. in his Olympic Aquablade speedo in royal/sapphire. Speedo logo on left; "USA" on right. Four 1996 Olympic medals hanging around his neck (Mark Spitz revisited), two gold and two silver.

The poster is double sided (identical images on both sides) and mounted on heavy poster board.

It's surprising that no references to this poster can be found online. It was (is) iconic of that Olympic year, but clearly Speedo used it as promotion alter the Olympics, not before.

Is this it ?
 

That's a hot poster.....

to be or not to be.....
 

Yep - I think SpeedoKid got into it with some detail
- and you had already said Royal Blue in post of 04-24-2012
(but I'm still a little concerned at fitting exactly what was
described for posters on the bus stands).

Is this it?
 

Byron, thanks for your tenacity in finding that awesome photo of Hall. You done good.

That is a HOT poster, but not the one I remember. With all the research being done to find the poster all coming up dry, I'm starting to doubt my own memory. But the quest continues.

Looks like maybe there was more than one taken at the same time. Mine doesn't have the flag. Otherwise identical.

The quest
 

That would explain a lot.

LapCounter would surely have remembered the Stars & Stripes
and I was not sure that Olympic Medals and an autograph could
appear as a bus stop poster DURING the Games.

The word Speedo does not appear either (but Speedo know
nothing of a poster of theirs at Atlanta anyway).

(The blogspot administrator might have some answers on its
origin of course).

Not to be crude, but in the picture Byron posted of Gary Hall Jr, it's obvious he has a dick and what direction he's pointed. The Speedo bus poster featured a suit half that size, with zero room for pubic hair, and no sign of where he parked his unit.

Again, it was probably airbrushed away.

Nqwww *
 

Yep - you had said that so still not a complete target
hit as he was at three o'clock there I think.

*a sign we put on the office door of a boss many years
ago - he was never satisfied with matters put to him
for approval and would always say "not quite what we
wanted"