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A Paul Walker-operated car from the Fast and family voyeur sex videosFuriousseries was the inspiration for a new custom Xbox One S.

The green-and-blue Xbox is a nod to Walker's car from The Fast and the Furious, the one he used in his first race against Vin Diesel. It will be raffled off on Oct. 1 as part of Game4Paul, a now-annual charity stream that benefits the Reach Out Worldwide organization.

SEE ALSO: Paul Walker's mom to Vin Diesel: 'You lost your other half'

Raffle tickets cost $20 apiece, and you can nab one right here.

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The custom console made its debut in a video tweet from Cody Walker, Paul's brother and one of the stream's organizers (along with ROWW and Microsoft). The console is signed by Cody, as well as Furiousstars Diesel and Tyrese Gibson, both of whom appear in the video.

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Reach Out Worldwide describes itself as "a network of professionals with first responder skill-sets who augment local expertise when natural disasters strike in order to accelerate relief efforts." Prominent on the organization's website now is an effort to help those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.

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