Up for auction on eBay is the 1994 Benetton B194 in which Michael Schumacher won the first of seven career F1 titles. During that race Shumacher and Damon Hill, who was only one point behind Michael going into the race and who was neck and neck with him for first place, collided on lap 35. The collission spurred controvery and some suggested that foul play may have been a factor so that Shumacher would finish with more points. Of course it's been fully repaired since that crash. Its Ford-Cosworth 3.5-liter V8 was rebuilt by UK's Langford Performance Engineering. The bidding has already topped $3.9 million USD. You can bet it's going to go even higher as this is truly a piece of racing history. It comes with a bunch of spare parts including a laptop loaded with the engine management software and two sets of wheels.

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Here's another strange eBay item for the books. The city of Proctor, Minnesota has listed a "DWI Chair" on eBay. The novelty motorized chair was custom built by 62-year-old Dennis LeRoy Anderson. Anderson was pulled over and pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after he hit a parked car with his "vehicle". The chair was confiscated and put up on eBay where it received bids of over $43,000. Unfortunatley for the police, they had to relist the chair and change its name after they originally had tagged it as being a La-Z-Boy, which it isn't.

This time around the chair isn't recieving as much attention, but it is still at $7,600 with 62 bids and 1 day remaining on the auction. The chair, which is mounted on a lawn-mower deck with a Briggs & Stratton engine, is not street legal. In the eBay listing one person asked if the proceeds would benefit charity or donuts for the police department. The answer? "The majority of the funds will go to back to the tax payers, then to the state and the prosecuting attorney".