From hanging out over at the '66 Batmobile messageboard where this is a common question,from what I understand, the insurance is based on the "donor" vehicle VIN number which is usually and older Lincoln.
So in other words not as bad as you may think.
But to be serious for just a smidgen, I wonder if there would be any concern about having a red flashing light on top of your non police/emergency vehicle?
I'm sure the police would turn a blind eye to it though- or maybe not? :confused
Would it have to be covered up while travelling on the road? I don't think "just leaving it turned off" counts.
Would like to hear what the police officers around here think.
Sorry if I sound like a worry wart- I'm just curious is all.
Don't get me wrong though- I love this car! And I was serious about buying one if I win the lottery.
I think if you can afford to drop $150k on it...you can afford to add some wipers to make it street legal:angel
I absolutely LOVE this car! When I was around three years old, I had a toy Batmobile, I think it was a hot wheels...and I played with that thing for hours. Then I had my mom pin a towel around my neck, and I would put on my Batman and Robin shirt and run up and down my block singing the Batman theme song all the while clutching that car...thinking oh yes....one day it will be mine. I can be Batman:lol Yeah I know, but chicks digged it...I got my first girlfriend at age threethumbsup
A couple of years ago I was driving my kids to the coast and they were watching the 60s Batman movie in the back of the car. Right as the title music started my youngest daughter pipes up "there's the Batmobile" while she was pointing out the window.
I think to myself "right" and check out what she was pointing at to humor her. It was the exact same classic Batmobile that some guy had a replica of and was driving on the road.
Needless to say it was a pretty cool moment for the kids and me but damned strange timing wise.