Toyota Offers Genuine F1 Parts for Sale

Toyota Genuine F1 Parts

By Thami Masemola
May 29, 2009 3:24 PM
Filed Under: F1, Japanese, Toyota

Maybe it's a bad omen. Maybe Team Toyota is trying to tell the world something. Maybe this is just paranoia, but when a Formula One team starts selling off parts of its racing cars curiosity is piqued. Team Toyota is selling pieces like T-shirts, caps and key rings on its online shop Toyota-f1-shop.com.

But alongside these normal fan pieces are carbon fiber wings, light alloy wheels, brakes and engine covers. These are genuine parts from past Toyota F1 race cars. Prices for these things range from €200 to €5,000. Sadly there are no engines offered for sale. What you can get though is the engine cover for €2,500. Plain rear wings can be had for €600, a brake disc and suspension wishbone for €200 each and a front rim will set you back €200.

What will get you as close to a complete car as possible is the engine cover with the underfloor and rear wing attached. All yours for €5,000. 

 

Source: Toyota

Press Release (Click to expand)

GO (VERY) FASTER PARTS

Toyota F1 team puts Grand Prix hardware up for sale

Formula One merchandise has never seen anything like it: alongside the familiar caps, T-shirts and keyrings, Toyota's grand prix team is selling a host of high-tech parts from its past racing cars.

Carbon fibre wings, brakes and light alloy wheels can all be had with the click of a mouse at the Toyota F1 web site at www.toyota-f1-shop.com, with prices ranging from £175 to £4,400.

At the bargain end of the market there are wheels, brake discs and suspension parts from less than £200, while front and rear wing assemblies can be yours for between £700 and £2,000. And if you want that ultimate desk accessory, a complete rear wing, engine cover and underbody section - virtually half a car - the asking price is just £4,400.

"While stocks last" promises to be an apt sales pitch as F1 fans rush to snap up a rare bargain.

 

Comments

N20_Purge
May 29, 2009 7:40 PM
Cool, now where can I get an engine to swap a G-wiz's stock one?

BrianWCF
May 30, 2009 1:03 AM
How can I turn that front nose into a coffee table? Certainly the wife will love this idea...

BabyMilo
May 30, 2009 12:18 PM
You would need to be really sad to buy one of these parts, - plus who wants toyota parts???

mmr66
May 30, 2009 1:40 PM
do you think the wheels would fit on a M5 ?

WildMaverick1200
May 31, 2009 10:34 PM
Is there a discount on crashed parts?

blay
June 1, 2009 2:06 PM
some billionaire should just buy all the parts and build his own engine :p or would that cost more than building from scratch?

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