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Reply #15 – September 18, 2010, 08:01:47 PM

Hey Scott D.....you didn't FIX anything. I toured the 1989 MOVIE car that stared Michael Keaton. I have never nor will I ever work for George Barris (the original Batmobile...with Adam West....designer) This is my girlfriend and I in 2009 in Louisville with studio car number 2, it was the one actual car that shot the flames out of the back as it drove away. The second pic is of the two Knight Rider cars we hauled too.

As far as your disapointment with it not being the 60's TV Batmobile, it's ironic that you said it was in a mall in Pennsylvania as I know for a fact that would've been a good friend of mine who was hauling it then who got me into the business.

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Reply #16 – September 18, 2010, 08:16:21 PM

Quote from: Silver5oh;335981

As far as your disapointment with it not being the 60's TV Batmobile, it's ironic that you said it was in a mall in Pennsylvania as I know for a fact that would've been a good friend of mine who was hauling it then who got me into the business.

dang, it's a small world, sir

I'm just giving you shiznit for it, though ...haha :D

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Reply #17 – September 18, 2010, 08:37:34 PM

the batmobile next to a hybrid? WHAT'S THIS WORLD COMING TO?!

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Reply #18 – September 19, 2010, 03:36:55 PM

Yeah, we all laughed about that too. It was one of Mr Casper's custom creations and since he own's both the cars AND this show, they were parked together!! LOL

This Batmobile was alot of fun to haul around and transport....some of the weirdest people would drive for hours on end just to stand around and take pic's of it. I could fill pages with true stories of the questions I was asked, not to mention the bribe's I was offered to let people sit in it (or worse...but it's a family show!). Always an iteresting time no matter what type of show it was at!

Later, RAY