If your garage needs a little sprucing up, Halmo Automobilia has a collection of motorsport memorabilia that would steal the attention of even the chicest of drives.
Your car collection is arguably only as good as the building in which it is housed. After all, you don’t want someone to mistake your pride and joy for a barn find just because your garage is neglected. If your workshop looks a little lackluster, Halmo Automobilia is here to help you with butcher’s worth of body panels from the most famous racing cars and motorcycles in history.
What if your problem isn’t the quality of your parking space, but that you have a free parking space waiting for exotic metal sheets? This 1985 Alfa Romeo F1 prototype body would make an excellent placeholder. It is the only one of its kind and was delivered in 1988 with the AlfaRomeo to AutoDelta transport ticket. The only problem we can see is that it can dwarf a lot of functional cars.
If you’re looking to mount something on the wall then Halmo Automobilia has something that will catch the eye of both motorcyclists and car enthusiasts. On the more abstract end of the spectrum is this beautifully sculpted sidewall of the Ducati Moto GP9 that Casey Stoner rode in the 2009 season. This rear end of the Alfa Romeo 33 from 1967 is more eye-catching, which would displace the television in every living room and would be no less entertaining. It’s true to scale, made from an original rear end many years ago, and comes with authentic replacement parts including bumpers and lighting. For those on a tight budget, Halmo’s original Bugatti EB110 poster is just as worthy of a place in the Tate in our eyes as any Monet or Picasso.
However, it is the Tifosi among us who are really spoiled for choice. There is a model of the front nose of a Ferrari P4, objectively one of the most beautiful racing drivers of all time. Otherwise, if you’re looking for the engine block coffee table to top them all off, this type 050 block from Michael Schumacher’s F2001 would be an unbeatable base. Such a historical memorabilia might be too beautiful to risk the espresso stains, however.
Lack of space? This amazingly simplified 911 RS half-model makes up for its smaller scale in versatility and is sure to improve any space. Otherwise, this replica of Ayrton Senna’s helmet from Imola from 1994 is certainly the lid to start off every helmet collection. Whatever your fancy, Halmo has just the right memento for you. Just be sure to have someone else hold your wallet as any self-restraint is likely to stay at the door!
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