A case of Caveat Emptor on ebay re Senna?
Discussion
I have a genuine Senna autograph and this one doesn't look the same as mine....unless Senna suffered from Parkinson's disease that is....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...
....should I tell him though?.....
...or maybe mine isn't genuine?....
...but it did come via Alan Rees, whose provenance I regard as slightly stronger than a man in Spain!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&am...
....should I tell him though?.....
...or maybe mine isn't genuine?....
...but it did come via Alan Rees, whose provenance I regard as slightly stronger than a man in Spain!
A number of examples here:
http://www.frecksautoart.com/senna9.html
Remember that writing on the 3D surface of a helmet is going to tend to distort one's signature.
http://www.frecksautoart.com/senna9.html
Remember that writing on the 3D surface of a helmet is going to tend to distort one's signature.
spectatorsam said:
Ramthorne said:
Surely any buyer would be suspicious of a vendor who can't even spell his name?
how did you work that out?looks like 2 scribbles with A and S at the start of each
Anyway, the deal has clearly fallen through - it's been relisted...perhaps the purchaser is a PH reader!
A family friend, who used to work for a F1 team, has a genuine, race used Senna helmet.
Unfortunately, due to its value it has to be kept in a bank vault and, even though he could probably pay off his mortgage with the proceeds, he has vowed never to sell it as it was given to him by the man great man himself.
Unfortunately, due to its value it has to be kept in a bank vault and, even though he could probably pay off his mortgage with the proceeds, he has vowed never to sell it as it was given to him by the man great man himself.
RobbieMeister said:
Tell your friend, Ayrton said "Sell the helmet and pay off your mortgage"
I have done but don't think he will ever sell it due to the sentimentality attached.Mind you, I do find it hard to believe that someone would be willing to pay thousands of pounds for it, although I guess it must be quite rare.
As he won't ever sell it, have said he would be better off loaning it to a motor museum as at least people will get to see it then. Think its a bit of a waste, having it just sit there in a bank vault.
Still, his choice I guess.
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