Sylvester Stallone's SICK 1955 custom-built truck that he drove in "The Expendables" just went to the highest bidder at an AWESOME celebrity car auction in Arizona this weekend for $132k ... TMZ has learned.
According to the Barrett-Jackson auction company, the truck -- which was custom built by the guys at "West Coast Customs" -- had all sorts of badass features including a new Ford 347cid Edelbrock engine and awesome race seats.
But the craziest part about the truck -- it comes with "hidden compartments to hold movie weapons."
Stallone's ride wasn't the only AMAZING celebrity automobile on the auction block -- Evel Knievel's famous truck ... Alice Cooper's custom Camaro ... and even a car used by Elvis ... they all sold for big numbers.
Check out the gallery to see how much each ride pulled in.
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Justin Long Forms Production Company, Sells CBS Show
Love may mean never having to say you're sorry, but for Justin Long, business means having to say it a lot.
Long is shooting for success in film, television and online with new production company I'm So Sorry Productions, co-founded with his brother, Christian, and business partner Keir O'Donnell.
Deadline reports the trio already have a TV deal with CBS for a half-hour sitcom, as well as selling web series 'Fanfare' to CollegeHumor.com.
The CBS show, on which the Longs and O'Donnell will write and co-executive produce, centers on the life of two high school teachers trying to find a balance between their jobs and their clashing personal lives.
I'm So Sorry is also at work on 'A Case of You,' a feature film produced by Palak Patel and Joe Roth in which Long is scheduled to star.
The film's plot centers around Long's character wooing the girl of his dreams after finding information about her online and then trying to maintain a relationship without her catching onto his secret.
The company's production schedule will have to work around Long's already jam-packed calendar, which includes a starring role in Jamie Linden's 'Ten Year' alongside Rosario Dawson and Channing Tatum. The actor will also reprise his role as the voice of the title character in the third installment of the 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' franchise, scheduled for release in late 2011.
Long is shooting for success in film, television and online with new production company I'm So Sorry Productions, co-founded with his brother, Christian, and business partner Keir O'Donnell.
Deadline reports the trio already have a TV deal with CBS for a half-hour sitcom, as well as selling web series 'Fanfare' to CollegeHumor.com.
The CBS show, on which the Longs and O'Donnell will write and co-executive produce, centers on the life of two high school teachers trying to find a balance between their jobs and their clashing personal lives.
I'm So Sorry is also at work on 'A Case of You,' a feature film produced by Palak Patel and Joe Roth in which Long is scheduled to star.
The film's plot centers around Long's character wooing the girl of his dreams after finding information about her online and then trying to maintain a relationship without her catching onto his secret.
The company's production schedule will have to work around Long's already jam-packed calendar, which includes a starring role in Jamie Linden's 'Ten Year' alongside Rosario Dawson and Channing Tatum. The actor will also reprise his role as the voice of the title character in the third installment of the 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' franchise, scheduled for release in late 2011.
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