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By Andrew Liszewski

I don’t care how big a fan you are of the Ferrari show Formula 1, this wall clock that features a replica Formula 1 nosecone crashing through a giant steering wheel is nothing short of a fanboy disaster. And while you might think something like this was designed to sit on your desk or on a shelf, it’s actually 3 feet wide and weighs over 35 pounds! So hanging this on a wall is probably going to require a bit more hardware than just a simple screw.

Still want one? You’ll have to contact Yab Design directly for a quote, which of course means since the price isn’t listed on the website, it isn’t going to be cheap.

[ F1 Nose Cone and Steering Wheel with Clock and Neon Light ] VIA [ Nerd Approved ]

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