Furious 7 Camaro Seeks Buyer in South Australia
Furious 7 Camaro Seeks Buyer in South Australia

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Arabic version: كامارو من «فاست آند فيوريوس 7» تبحث عن مشترٍ في جنوب أستراليا

According to ABC News, a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro used in the seventh Fast and Furious film is for sale in Strathalbyn, on the southern edge of the Adelaide Hills. The vehicle was driven by Tyrese Gibson, who plays Roman Pearce in the franchise.

The current owner won the Camaro in a lottery in early 2025 and has driven it on Adelaide streets since then. He has asked Collectable Classics director Ben Finnis to help sell the car, which was reportedly valued at $290,000 when it was won. Finnis said a six-figure sale would be welcome.

The left-hand-drive Camaro is registered in South Australia after the owner spent about $25,000 on work required to meet Australian regulations. It retains marks from its film work, including battle scars and a scene number inscribed inside its door frame. A commemorative plaque includes an article about the vehicle.

Finnis said Fast and Furious fans had crowded the Strathalbyn retailer over a recent weekend to see the car. He described the vehicle as running a 350-cubic-inch V8 and said it was largely original apart from a few minor changes. The car has been made to look like a 1967 model and is believed to be one of five built specifically for stunts in Furious 7.

The 2015 film was the final Fast and Furious instalment to feature Paul Walker before his death in a 2013 car crash; the production was completed with his brothers serving as body doubles. The Camaro has been advertised globally, and Finnis expects it could sell within weeks. While he hopes it remains in South Australia or elsewhere in Australia, he said it could return to the United States because of its history.

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