If you feel a little movie-rated, you might have dreamed of having your own big screen room someday. Well, if you’re wondering how to buy movie memories in Australia, it’s easier than you think.
Just this week, the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS driven through Vin Diesel on Fast and Furious driven through Vin Diesel has become something Australian bidders can buy through the Lloyds auction space.
“This car was truly the genuine ‘Hero Car’, driven by Vin Diesel himself on the set of the film Fast and Furious Four and was the main car used in filming the film,” Lloyds’ chief operating officer said, through NewsArraycom. Au.
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“We hope this car will be six-figure hit this Saturday, however, what the maximum figure will be, because it will be a car to appreciate and will go up in history forever,” he added. News. com. au reports that the car was not sold before this year after it continued with an offer of $97,009.
Okay, unless you have a $100,000 reservation, the Chevrolet Fast and Furious 4 might not be for you. However, there are much more affordable movie souvenir auctions.
Earlier this year, independent production company A24 announced a series of auctions to increase the budget of COVID-19 charities. Items on sale at the auction included the Euphoria Street hoodie (which was raised at $8,000), uncut Gems’ Furby pendant (sold for $13,500) and Midsommar Bear Headdress (with a final auction of $4750).
Unfortunately, those auctions are over, but if you’re still willing to notice Hollywood memories, the Prop Store founded in London and Los Angeles is full of big-screen treats.
New additions to Prop Store come with Walt AKA Bryan Cranston’s Breaking Bad dress for $5109, Leslie Knope’s back from Parks and Recreation for $119, and even Magic Mike’s Matthew McConaughey Hero Music Box for $345.
Who would have had any idea it would be so simple to mark Hollywood history a little bit?