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Discussion in 'Collectables, Literature, & Models' started by Sunny Singh, Sep 24, 2006.

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  1. Sunny Singh

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    #1 Sunny Singh, Sep 24, 2006
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  2. 1_can_dream

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    #2 1_can_dream, Sep 24, 2006
    um...did you buy it? and if so do you have actual pix of it?
     
  3. CollectorMorry

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    #3 CollectorMorry, Sep 24, 2006
    I have several original and replica steering wheels for sale.
    I believe the one he is showing is a replica, but cannot be sure as the image is small and he gives no details.
     
  4. 1_can_dream

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    #4 1_can_dream, Sep 24, 2006
    What are the average prices for real vs. replica F1 wheels?
     
  5. CollectorMorry

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    #5 CollectorMorry, Sep 25, 2006
    High quality replicas start at US$1500, whereas sophisticated originals (i.e the complicated years with buttons and paddles - 1996-2006) sell for $7000 and up, depending upon the year and team. Ferrari ones are quite a bit more....starting at $15 000.
     
  6. 1_can_dream

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    #6 1_can_dream, Sep 25, 2006
    I'm guessing the big price gap is just because it's a Ferrari wheel correct?
     
  7. CollectorMorry

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    #7 CollectorMorry, Sep 26, 2006
    Yes. But prices on original items like these are not set in stone as I pay different amounts for them each time and they are damn hard to get. Last year the Sotheby's auction they sold an incomplete F2001 wheel for 62 000 Euros + commission = 69 000 Euros or about US$80 000. I sold the same wheel, but complete with electronics, for nearly half this price....
     

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