In case you’re a fan of Nineteen Eighties popular culture, take be aware: an official “A-Workforce” van is heading to public sale Jan. 22 by Worldwide Auctioneers.

For these unfamiliar with the present, “The A-Team” adopted the exploits of 4 ex-special-forces troopers—Colonel John “Hannibal” Smith, Lieutenant Templeton “Faceman” Peck, Sergeant Bosco “B.A.” Baracus, and Corporal H.M. “Howling Mad” Murdock—who turned do-gooder mercenaries after being wrongfully convicted of an unspecified crime. For some purpose, they determined to make use of a brightly coloured GMC Vandura as transportation.

The van heading to public sale wasn’t used on display screen. It was considered one of six vans commissioned by Common Studios to advertise the present. It was formally licensed by Common, giving it extra provenance than a third-party duplicate, the vendor famous.

This van began out as a 1979 Chevrolet, however had its badging modified to GMC to match the on-screen model. As with the fashionable Chevy Specific and GMC Savana, vans produced by the 2 Common Motors manufacturers on this interval had been primarily equivalent.

Along with GMC badging, the van sports activities the identical grille guard, alloy wheels, and rear wing as the tv model. On the within, it is geared up with two-way radios; an armory full of faux shotguns, submachine weapons, and assault rifles; and a (non-functional) 0.50 caliber machine gun mounted within the cargo space.

The van has spent most of its life as a show car, however is in good mechanical situation, in keeping with the itemizing. Proceeds from the sale will go to the nonprofit J. Kruse Schooling Heart Profession Teaching Academy, which offers profession companies for Okay-12 college students and veterans.