The Hopkinator
Sr Member
:confused A chick at work said her uncle built it on a 4th generation Camaro body. He lives in Houston.
Last edited:
Yall seen this Batmobile?
- Thread starter The Hopkinator
- Start date
takevin
Sr Member
nope, but saw a gold one by me, gotta take a pic of it.:rolleyes
The Hopkinator
Sr Member
And another...
Last edited:
The Hopkinator
Sr Member
And the last one...
Last edited:
franz bolo
Sr Member
love:love
Darkknight0667
Sr Member
Hey . . . I've got a 4th Generation Camaro. Anybody got some advice on how to convince my wife to let me do this to it?
autoprops713
Sr Member
Yup, that's Jack's 89 Batmobile. It looks awesome! I'm hoping to see him/it when I'm up in Dallas next month.
It also has an afterburner:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyk7LHlo4Rg
It also has an afterburner:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyk7LHlo4Rg
jonny5
Sr Member
Tequilla & Zanax?
Qui-Gonzalez
Master Member
The '89 is my favorite Bat Mobile, with the Tumbler a close second. That is amazing.
Tan Djarka
Sr Member
Isn't the wheelbase a bit long for a Camaro?
Anyway, there's a guy 'round my way that has converted a 70's vintage 'Vette into a Batmobile themed car. Not really accurate to anything, but it's cool. If he shows at the car show this Saturday, I'll see if I can knock off a few pics (If it's not raining due to Hanna!).
Anyway, there's a guy 'round my way that has converted a 70's vintage 'Vette into a Batmobile themed car. Not really accurate to anything, but it's cool. If he shows at the car show this Saturday, I'll see if I can knock off a few pics (If it's not raining due to Hanna!).
The Hopkinator
Sr Member
Great_Bizarro
Sr Member
That usually only works once and that is for the marriage proposal.
I have not seen it on the street yet, where in Houston is it located (big town!)
exoray
Master Member
Yes, if you use a "donor" car keeping vehicle tags intact and use the same registration it's painless, basically it's just a modified version of the donor car... You really don't need to do anything to drive it... If you build it on a home built tube frame or what not then you are supposed to have to have a basic inspection and get the vehicle titled and cleared for road use... Basically they will just make sure it's road worthy and meets all the basic vehicle requirements like seat belts, and lighting because as an individual building a car you only have to meet the basic of basic vehicle requirements... But, in many cases even where a tube frame is used a lot of custom car guys simply register it with an existing title to a junked car and just make sure it has tags that match that title, not technically legal but mostly ignored or overlooked as it's simply a hassle to verify it's not that car... The only vehicle tag most authorities every look for is the dash one, so as long as you include that part of the original dash in your build it will pass as legit to most authorities...
