When this baby hits 88 miles per hour... it's probably not going to take you Back to the Future, but it might just transport a dedicated film buff to weekend runaround heaven. The wing-doored DeLorean, with an "OUTATIME" license plate and a mock-up flux capacitor, is among a host of movie memorabilia up for auction in California next month.

But unlike Thor's Hammer, Obi Wan Kenobi's lightsaber or Wilson the spiky-haired volleyball-cum-friend from "Castaway," which are also on the block, the DeLorean doesn't just have to sit on display: you can actually drive it. "This DeLorean is fully operational, registered and insured with... current mileage of 22,532," says the auction catalog published by movie specialists Propstore.

A photomatched 1976 Pyro X-Wing Starfighter model miniature from the 1977 film “Star Wars: A New Hope” is displayed at Propstore.

"As this is a functioning vehicle, a legal transfer of title will need to take place before delivery can be arranged." The car, which was used for events promoting Robert Zemeckis's "Back to the Future" trilogy, is expected to shift for between $150,000 and $200,000.

Anyone after a slightly less Earth-bound vehicle might want to consider splashing out up to $1 million on an X-Wing that took part in the attack on the Death Star at the end of the original "Star Wars." "We were able to match it to a scene where the Red leader goes down, so you actually see this particular one on screen," said Chuck Costas, Propstore vice-president.

A hand-drawn Brian Bolland
A hand-drawn Brian Bolland "Batman: The Killing Joke" cover is displayed at Propstore in Valencia, California before auction next month.
The Stunt Mjolnir Hammer used by Australian actor Chris Helmsworth in the 2011 film
The Stunt Mjolnir Hammer used by Australian actor Chris Helmsworth in the 2011 film "Thor" is displayed at Propstore.
The Protruding Glove and Sweater worn by Freddy Krueger, played by Robert Englund in the 2003 film
The Protruding Glove and Sweater worn by Freddy Krueger, played by Robert Englund in the 2003 film "Freddy vs. Jason" is displayed at Propstore.

The catch is that it's only around two feet (60 centimeters) long-a little small for a stormtrooper, as the saying goes. Other cinematic goodies expected to be snapped up by film fans include Indiana Jones's grail diary (up to $80,000), an expletive-laden wallet wielded by Samuel L. Jackson in "Pulp Fiction" ($50,000), Dan Aykroyd's "Ghostbusters" costume ($35,000), and boxing shorts worn by Will Smith in biopic "Ali" ($2,500).

Propstore vice-president of business development and marketing Chuck Costas sits in a lit-up full size DeLorean Time machine replica vehicle used for Universal Studios promotional events from the 1985-1990 "Back to the Future" trilogy of films at Propstore.

An animatronic Gizmo used in the filming of "Gremlins 2" is probably the cutest lot available, with an expected hammer price of up to $120,000. Just don't feed it after midnight. "Many of the objects come from collectors, but also from the studios themselves, or they may have belonged to people who actually worked on the filming of the movies at the time," said Costas.

"We have things that are in the hundreds of dollars all the way to hundreds of thousands of dollars. So there's always something from your favorite movie that's in your price range." The auction takes place online and live in Valencia, near Los Angeles from June 21 to 24. - AFP

The insert hand used by US actor Johnny Depp in the 1990 film "Edward Scissorhands" is displayed at Propstore.