Here’s your chance! really drive what 007 drove. On September 28, Christie’s will Auction 60 pieces from EON Productions’ extensive archive, including costumes, props, and because this is Automatic log, car! Much of the Sixty Years’ James Bond Collection sold at auction are pieces used in the filming of the film.”There’s no time to die“but there are some other notable entries from the previous films. The 60 parts coincide with the franchise’s 60th anniversary.
Among the cars was one of seven Aston Martin DB5 replica stunt cars built specifically for the film, complete with lots of pre-credits damage. It also seems to be one of the stunt cars equipped with Gatling gun props behind the headlights (You can read more about the team behind the stunts here). Since it is a clone and a stunt car, it does not have the full interior of the DB5. However, since it is a clone and a stunt car, it also has the 3.2 liter inline six from the BMW M3 E46. Now that’s a combination of my personal favorites if ever. Its estimated price is between 1.5 million and 2 million pounds, or about 1.84 million to 2.46 million dollars. Proceeds from each lot will go to different charities.
Other cars of the auction driven by 007 in the film include an Aston Martin DBS Superleggera and one that is particularly close to my heart, a 1981 Aston Martin V8. Although it does seem like the car was driven by Timothy Dalton drive in”Day life“It’s actually a different car, obviously its model year is from six years ago when Mr. Dalton first wore the tuxedo. There were also stunt cars in the auction. used by the bad guys (we really need to talk about the big money in JLR’s hands after doing all this deal with Specter), including the Range Rover Sport SVR, Land Rover Defender 110 and Jaguar XF. There is also the Triumph Scrambler motorcycle used in the film, along with the new special edition 007 60th Anniversary Land Rover Defender 110 V8 not used in the film.
The only vehicles auctioned from the previous films include a Q Boat from “”The world is not enough“(I guess EON still has a few of them), magnetic cello case”Day life“(yes, that counts as a vehicle) and Day of the Dead parade bikes from”The spectre“(I could buy that, walk around Portland on it, and no one would even notice).
Aside from cars, there are a number of Daniel Craig’s years of cautionary suits, tuxedoes, and outfits (including the navy tactical outfit from the late “There’s no time to die“), plus a vestment worn by Timothy Dalton”License to kill“and the dress worn by Christophe Waltz (“The spectre“), Javier Bardem (“Skyfall“) and Rami Malek (“There’s no time to die“).Two of the series’ more memorable dresses are also included: one worn by Ana de Armas in”There’s no time to die“and another by Barbara Bach in”Spies love me. “
Notable props include Primo’s bionic eyeballs and various watches from “”There’s no time to die“the watch that M uses to escape her captors in”The world is not enough“a dragon statue from”Skyfall“a giant Aztec bone puppet from”The spectre“a menu used in”Thunderball“and one of Faberge’s egg copies”Octopus. “Or is it the real thing? Anyway, don’t break it.
There are also some autographed tracks, scripts, and backing sheets, along with a few 007-related experiences.
Most of the key pieces will go on sale in person on September 28, while the second will take place online exclusively from September 15 to October 5.
And if you want to see more James Bond cars and vehicles, the Petersen Automobile Museum in Los Angeles is up for grabs Bond in Motion exhibition until October. You can also see our list of All 25 James Bond movies are ranked only by their cars.
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