Paul Walker's Toyota Supra from 'Fast and Furious' up for sale

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Press Trust of India London
Last Updated : Apr 22 2015 | 2:07 PM IST
Paul Walker's 2JZE engine, NOS, 19-speed gearbox original Supra stunt car from the very first film of "Fast and Furious" franchise is all set to go under the hammer.
The late actor's orange car is one of 58 stunt cars fitted with a full roll cage, heavy duty suspension, a set of competition seats and a strengthened fuel tank, reported the Daily Mirror.
Built by Eddie Paul the vehicle is one of several used during the making of the very first "Fast and Furious" movie and is remembered specifically in the final race scene where Walker jumps it across a railroad crossing.
It also comes with a wild body kit, huge rear wing, alloy wheels, Yokohama tyres, body graphics and performance steering wheel.
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First Published: Apr 22 2015 | 2:07 PM IST

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