Toyota F1 Parts For Sale

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Post Sat May 30, 2009 3:31 am

Is everything used? Including the brake discs?

BTW, hilarious posts so far.
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Post Sat May 30, 2009 12:54 pm

Where's an engine at, I'm sure I'll find room in my Nissan Bluebird...
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Post Sat May 30, 2009 1:36 pm

I want a seat. Seriously expensive tho..
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Post Sat May 30, 2009 4:18 pm

RacingManiac wrote:Is it me or the prices seem EXTREMELY low....considering they are selling a monobloc Brembo caliper for F1 car for 300 Euro.... :shock:


Nope this seems like a reasnoble price, I'd venture that some of the bits are even a bit pricey, it's not a ferrari after all. You've got to remember these parts are either obsolete or otherwise useless to the team, they may have exeeded their lifing etc. They are going to have practically zero value otherwise. Isn't recycling carbon fibre about as beneficial as pissing into the wind?

I was at a show a while back, think it was a historic motorsport thingy and I think it was in Warwick and there was a very low key stand with 1 guy serving, defiantly not the kind with a flashy website or shop frontage in London, he had loads of wings and wheels for very modest sums, and of course some were very expensive. I Picked up a tidy Williams barge board in red with the black and yellow Winfield kangaroo for £30; I know it's old hat now and the car wasn't exactly a pacesetter but neither is a Toyota!

If anyone is seriously thinking of buying something like this though it is wise to casually suggest the idea to any women in the household and gauge their reaction, surprisingly I have found that they are not always as exited at having a reasonably sized, very strikingly designed, and usually garishly decorated piece of an F1 car prominently displayed in the house as we are. :o [-X #-o [-o< :(
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Post Sun May 31, 2009 6:15 am

safeaschuck wrote: You've got to remember these parts are either obsolete or otherwise useless to the team, they may have exeeded their lifing etc.

So... are you saying that USF1 cars won't be very reliable, now? #-o :mrgreen:
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Post Sun May 31, 2009 7:28 am

Upon seeing this thread I must do the obligatory 'Post a link to my article on the matter' (Scroll down for F1 parts):
http://www.f1technical.net/features/878 ... aa60915f93

Yes, it is possible to pick up parts a fair bit cheaper from eBay, here's my latest search string for eBay UK:
http://sports-memorabilia.search.ebay.c ... 20Q2dbadge
It does currently miss exhaust manifolds and a couple other things thanks to the search character limit.
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