A VAN used in the iconic Jack Black movie with three guitars and “in same condition from filming” has hit auction.
Classic film lovers can get their hands on the 1987 Dodge Ram B250 that starred alongside the actor in School of Rock.
Bring a TrailerThe van featured in the 2003 iconic movie is being sold[/caption]
Bring a TrailerIt comes with the three guitars, a drum case, a poster and photos signed by Jack Black[/caption]
The 2003 hit comedy was an instant classic among old and new audiences.
And now, Brits can be part of the iconic young music gang with the original van.
The unique vehicle boasts a 3.7-litre inline-six with a three-speed automatic transmission and a limited-slip differential.
It also includes 15 steel wheels mounted with 275/60 Sigma Supreme TR tires, power-assisted front disc brakes and side porthole windows.
Lucky drivers can jump to the roof-mounted vent using an intact rear ladder over the window louvers.
Manufacturers painted the car with a brown finish with custom artwork over red cloth upholstery and wheel arch extensions in the same colour.
However, there is some corrosion and exterior wear in the body.
It also has broken turn signal lenses and some scratches around the chipping paint.
Inside the vehicle, motorists can sit seats trimmed in red cloth seats – which includes fold-down armrests, cupholders woodgrain trim and door panels.
The piece of movie history comes with three guitars, a drum case, a movie poster and photos signed by Jack Black.
To confirm its authenticity, motorists will get a Hollywood Rock-N Country Certificate.
The car is going under the hammer for just over $5,200 (£4,087).
Drivers are urged to rush ad they have until Sunday to place their bids.
It comes as an ultra-rare supercar commissioned for a James Bond film is to go on sale – for an eye-watering £2.5 million.
The outrageously orange Jaguar C-X75 is one of just four motors specially-made for the movie ‘Spectre’ and wowed viewers in a dramatic car chase scene through the streets of Rome.
Elsewhere, a very cool Ford Capri that allegedly outran the police in a 1980s car chase has sold for £23,000.
Bring a TrailerMotorists will get a Hollywood Rock-N Country Certificate of Authenticity[/caption]
Bring a TrailerMotorists can sit seats trimmed in red cloth seats – which includes fold-down armrests[/caption]
Bring a TrailerThe vehicle boasts a 3.7-litre inline-six with a three-speed automatic transmission[/caption]
Bring a TrailerLucky drivers can jump to the roof-mounted vent using an intact rear ladder[/caption]