While money can’t necessarily buy happiness, it can buy some really cool stuff. For example, a component from the exact Honda RA100E V10 engine used during the 1990 F1 season to power the championship-winning car driven by Ayrton Senna, as well as Gerhard Berger.

With enough dinero, you might be able to walk away with one of those components thanks to a new memorabilia business started up by Honda Racing Corporation. This new group will provide collectors around the world a chance to acquire something super rad from HRC’s motorsport history, from signed merch to rare artifacts, all of which is authentic.

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The first auction, featuring those engine parts, will be held this August at Monterey Car Week in California. Components up for grabs include camshafts, cam covers, pistons and connecting rods, all mounted in display cases with an HRC certificate of authenticity. Though these items may have stolen the headline for now, HRC is in the process of identifying and pulling machines and parts from their other racing endeavors, including IndyCar and motorcycles.