The sly will say that Tom Hanks is slowly turning into an old Fiat dealer. it’s because of After the famous childWhich was a gift from the Poles, and now the dark green Fiat 128 has hit the hammer at the Bring and Trailer auction house, and there’s nothing wrong with that, because the Hollywood actor once again donated all proceeds from the sale to charity.
The Fiat 128 starred in the film alongside Tom Hanks
The car sold on Tuesday may be known to those who carefully watched Steven Spielberg’s 2017 film The Fourth Force. Tom Hanks played the Washington Post publisher, fighting for the right to reveal shocking secrets, and there was a car next to him from the auction.
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The dark green 1975 Fiat 128 was specially aged (the previous version had chrome grille, side mirrors and fenders) to better suit the movie times. For production purposes, the car also changed its color – the factory doors were left with a yellow body. After the purchase, the actor wanted to change the original 1.3 engine to a more powerful one, but finally decided to sell it.
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Tom Hanks donated money to charity
This is the second Tom Hanks-designed vintage Fiat to be invested as part of a charitable foundation. As in the case of our young child, all income from the sale of the car was donated to charity. But this time, the amount was a little less.
Achieve the baby donated by Hanks At auction at a price of approximately 360 thousand. zloty. The winner of the new auction held via the Bring a Trailer platform sold the Fiat 128 for a little less, $24,000. 375 (down from 114.5 PLN at today’s exchange rate).
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