Bid on this and many other movie cars and museum props April 14 -
21 during our on-line, no reserve auction that will be held at
volocars.com. We simply have more items than space to display them.
Our loss is your gain!
Screen Used in "Fast Five".
Built by Mongoose Motorsports, a GM licensed manufacturer. This
Corvette Grand Sport is a NOT your typical movie car that was built
quickly just to look good on screen. It is a quality built,
professionally engineered performance vehicle. A total of only 5
Grand Sports were built in 1963, 2 convertibles and 3 coupes and
are currently valued in the millions. Mongoose has perfected
replicating the "Cobra Killer" down to every last detail. It
features a full custom tubular chassis with C4 suspension, GM
performance crate 350 with 380 HP and an automatic transmission.
The only cosmetic difference is this car was given a set of 17" PS
Engineering wheels for an updated look.
For the movie a total of 12 Grand Sports were supplied for various
stunts and uses. Only 3 of the cars survived, this one being the
nicest of the three. It was the green-screen car, which meant it
was mounted on a special rig in front of a green-screen while the
actors were filmed in it. It did not get used for any stunt work
and remained as pristine as the day it was built. Besides not being
abused, it is also the car that spent the most time with Vin Diesel
and Paul Walker. After the filming was completed, and because the
car was so nice, The transportation coordinator purchased the car
for his own personal classic car collection. We purchased it
directly from the transportation coordinator.
This is more than a movie car, Mongoose Motorsports is a licensed
GM manufacture of the 1963 Grand Sport Corvette and offers them for
sale to the public at a starting price of $85k with no engine or
transmission. You can visit Mongoose Motorsports website to learn
more about them
https://mongoosemotorsports.com/grandsport/fast-5-movie-car/
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