LOT 51
1967 Chevrolet Camaro 'Off-Road' Chassis no. 123377L152439
Sold for €35,840 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 51
Screen used in Fast and Furious 7 (2015)
1967 Chevrolet Camaro 'Off-Road'
1967 Chevrolet Camaro 'Off-Road'
1967 Chevrolet Camaro 'Off-Road'
Chassis no. 123377L152439
Chassis no. 123377L152439
• Hero motion-rig vehicle built by Dennis McCarthy for Tyrese Gibson's airdrop sequence
• Previously registered in the name of Universal City Studios LLC
• Accompanied by its US title
Originally a 1967 six-cylinder Chevrolet Camaro Coupe, this car was subsequently transformed by Dennis McCarthy's team for the filming of Fast & Furious 7. Specifically designed as a hero motion-rig vehicle, it features a lifted, buggy-style chassis and was employed over a green screen with Tyrese Gibson during the film's dramatic airdrop sequence.
Mounted to a hydraulic and crane motion rig, the Camaro allowed for precise simulation of descent and in-cabin movement. Although constructed without a drivetrain, the car was finished to full hero standards, both inside and out, faithfully replicating the operational stunt vehicles used for exterior sequences.
Acquired directly from the Universal Pictures production fleet, it remains preserved in its studio configuration, without engine or gearbox. Offered with its US title in the name of Universal City Studios LLC, as well as custom documents, this vehicle represents a unique opportunity to acquire an authentic movie prop or a highly compelling project car.
• Previously registered in the name of Universal City Studios LLC
• Accompanied by its US title
Originally a 1967 six-cylinder Chevrolet Camaro Coupe, this car was subsequently transformed by Dennis McCarthy's team for the filming of Fast & Furious 7. Specifically designed as a hero motion-rig vehicle, it features a lifted, buggy-style chassis and was employed over a green screen with Tyrese Gibson during the film's dramatic airdrop sequence.
Mounted to a hydraulic and crane motion rig, the Camaro allowed for precise simulation of descent and in-cabin movement. Although constructed without a drivetrain, the car was finished to full hero standards, both inside and out, faithfully replicating the operational stunt vehicles used for exterior sequences.
Acquired directly from the Universal Pictures production fleet, it remains preserved in its studio configuration, without engine or gearbox. Offered with its US title in the name of Universal City Studios LLC, as well as custom documents, this vehicle represents a unique opportunity to acquire an authentic movie prop or a highly compelling project car.
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