A 2015 Hill Valley police cruiser from Robert Zemeckis' sci-fi comedy sequel Back to the Future Part II. When Doc Brown (Christopher Lloyd) and Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox) brought Marty's girlfriend, Jennifer (Elisabeth Shue), to the future, she was found unconscious by two police officers who flew her home in their futuristic police cruiser.

Initially designed by illustrator Tim Flattery, the cruiser was the only full-size vehicle of its kind to be produced for the film. The fibreglass body is of a completely original design and, unlike other vehicles in the franchise, is not based on an existing vehicle. Built without a motor, the prop vehicle was designed to be rolled on-screen, or lowered and lifted via forklift into camera for landings and take offs, and is purposely lightweight to accommodate such needs. The interior features a dashboard and steering wheel, with a pair of fibreglass seats originally moulded for a lightweight version of the DeLorean time machine.

After filming, the car was left to the elements for years and sustained wear and tear, losing the rear-deck greeblies and police light from the roof. The car has since undergone sympathetic restoration work, including patching and repairing on the body, and repainting the body to match the piece's original on-screen appearance. The original door and body decals were left intact (carefully masked and painted around) to preserve the vehicle's authenticity. Interior repair work was also done, as the car now boasts a repaired and re-carpeted floor and cleaned up dashboard and seats. Following the restoration work, the cruiser is offered in good condition. Dimensions: 437 cm x 203 cm x 140 cm (172" x 80" x 55")

£50,000 - 70,000