LOT 22
c1982 Renault Fuego GTL Chassis no. VF1136004C0024368
Sold for €6,160 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 22
Screen used in Mais qui a re-tué Pamela Rose (2012)
c1982 Renault Fuego GTL
c1982 Renault Fuego GTL
c1982 Renault Fuego GTL
Chassis no. VF1136004C0024368
Chassis no. VF1136004C0024368
• "The Famous French Car of the Year 1982"
• Screen-used alongside Kad & Olivier
• Finished in yellow, retaining production fittings and details
• Featured in on-location dialogue and driving sequences
• Authentic 1980s French coupé with original-style interior trim
• Acquired in France from a private owner by Movie Cars Central
Used on screen in Mais qui a re-tué Pamela Rose ? (2012), this Renault Fuego GTL appears in its distinctive yellow finish, as prepared for production, with fittings and features consistent with its filming role. Selected for its unmistakable 1980s design and period charm, the car appears in both driving and dialogue sequences that contribute to the film's nostalgic comedic tone.
Following production, the Fuego remained in France before being acquired from a private owner by Movie Cars Central. Presented today in its authentic movie configuration, it stands as a preserved example of contemporary French screen motoring — a light-hearted yet iconic reminder of the early 1980s automotive landscape.
Offered on a bill of sale, this Renault Fuego will require mechanical recommissioning prior to be driven.
• Screen-used alongside Kad & Olivier
• Finished in yellow, retaining production fittings and details
• Featured in on-location dialogue and driving sequences
• Authentic 1980s French coupé with original-style interior trim
• Acquired in France from a private owner by Movie Cars Central
Used on screen in Mais qui a re-tué Pamela Rose ? (2012), this Renault Fuego GTL appears in its distinctive yellow finish, as prepared for production, with fittings and features consistent with its filming role. Selected for its unmistakable 1980s design and period charm, the car appears in both driving and dialogue sequences that contribute to the film's nostalgic comedic tone.
Following production, the Fuego remained in France before being acquired from a private owner by Movie Cars Central. Presented today in its authentic movie configuration, it stands as a preserved example of contemporary French screen motoring — a light-hearted yet iconic reminder of the early 1980s automotive landscape.
Offered on a bill of sale, this Renault Fuego will require mechanical recommissioning prior to be driven.
























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