Paul Walker’s Toyota Supra in ‘The Fast and the Furious’ up for auction

Barrett-Jackson says “extensive documentation” and a certificates of authenticity present the automobile was used for a number of inside and exterior photographs in the films.

The Supra is a manufacturing unit mannequin with a turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine and a four-speed computerized transmission.

“The car was built by Eddie Paul at The Shark Shop in El Segundo, CA, for the first movie and brought back and modified by the original builder for its role as ‘Slap Jack’s Supra’ in the sequel,” based on the auction home. “The Supra would later be returned to original form, with the resplendent Lamborghini Diablo Candy Orange pearl paint and famed Troy Lee-designed ‘Nuclear Gladiator’ motif along the side.”

The automobile will likely be up for sale with no reserve as a part of Barrett-Jackson’s June 17-19 auction in Las Vegas.

The “Fast and Furious” franchise has generated billions of box office dollars with eight movies launched to this point and a ninth installment due out next month.

Walker starred in six of the first seven films, showing in the seventh posthumously after he was killed when the car he was a passenger in crashed in Southern California in November 2013. He was 40 years outdated.

Investigators concluded that Porsche Carrera GT pushed by Walker’s pal Roger Rodas was traveling at an unsafe speed for the street circumstances. Rodas, 38, additionally died in the accident.