Filed under: Motorsports, Auction Action, Ferrari
Ferrari store auctions off more bits and pieces
If you missed your chance to own a piece (literally) of Ferrari history back in May, the Ferrari store is again auctioning off bits of its world champion Formula 1 cars.The most expensive piece so far is a gear-selection tube (pictured above) off the V-10 F300 that won Ferrari the 2001 Championship. Ferrari describes it as one of no more than 15 parts carved from a solid block of hardened steel. Bidding currently stands at €700, or about $964.
For the bargain shopper, a take-off gear (pictured at right) from Ferrari's F1-91 is available with a current bid of only €300, or about $413.
These are either very limited mementos of Ferrari's Formula 1 domination, or very limited, very expensive paperweights. Either way, it's a lucrative method of cleaning out the Ferrari garage.
The auctions end July 26, so you still have time to call your accountant to see what you can afford.
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Mike Beversluis 11:59AM (7/17/2007)
Ribbed for her pleasure.
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CoffeeJones 1:27PM (7/17/2007)
I visited the Ferrari Store at the Wynn Las Vegas and they had part of the intake manifold from an F1 car: $10,000
The momo steering wheel? $2000
I suppose if you 'really' liked F1 and had just scored big at the slots outside...
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Don 2:09PM (7/17/2007)
Get your famous Spacely Sprocket and Cogswell Cog while the price is right!
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