Formula 1 Sidepod Keyring

Reading time: less than a minute | Written by Ben Branch | February 21st 2013

It isn’t every day you get the chance to buy a part from a real Formula 1 car for less than $25 USD – This sidepod bracket is a CNC milled piece of aluminium from a 2006 Honda Formula One car, believe it or not you can buy it for just $24 USD or have a look through the rest of the store and take your pick from the other items.

Grab yours here

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Published by Ben Branch - February 21st 2013

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