@@theworldisastage4520 Thank you. Yes, my current project is the Tumbler Batmobile, the one from the Dark Knight Trilogy. If you watch to the very end of my other recent video, there is a quick look at it.
Holy Batmobile! I think I was in shock the entire time - had to remember to shut my jaw at the end. Just amazing! I grew up watching this Batmobile cruise across the TV screen and was in love with it. I know the originals didn't drive very well, but I still wanted one. Yours is fabulous! Thank you for sharing.
@@Batcarguy I am amazed that you were able to do that on a Continental platform. The Lincoln Futura (1953, I think) for the original was futuristic on its own. When made into the Batmobile it became a character on its own. We don't get cars with character or style anymore. Thank you for showing that there are people that can make dreams come true - their own and the little kids inside us all.
I came here from the other video and are even more blown away by this one. Didn't think that was possible. What stunning work this is. Imagine a world without people like Batcarguy
Thank you. I honestly thought the shorter, chase video would be the more popular. But the longer one is generating more interest. I didn't think most people would want to spend 9 minutes watching.
I'm blown away that the guns actually work! I'm curious if the shots hitting the Clown Victoria are from the Batmobile or if it's from a normal gun. Seems like the car could legally only fire blanks. Two paintball guns (with a full/tri/single selector switch) would be rad too!
I came here from the other video.. Now I'm speechless..!! I'm trying to picture how everything fits in all the spaces.? The mechanisms to make all that work, takes up space..!! Especially things like the retractable spinning blade, and the guns in the doors, and the parachute retractors.. I Love It..!!
You are correct, sir. I wanted to install a second battery to run all the electrics, but ran out of room... in a 19 foot car! And thanks, appreciated from another Bat builder.
@@Batcarguy 19 feet?! Um, did you have to remodel your garage to fit the car in? PS: I laughed at how the Joker gets angry and runs straight at Batman but gets a nice blast of tear gas in his face!
Absolutely fantastic! I don't think I can say enough. What a beautiful job on the craftsmanship. I'm old enough that I can say I was watching the original 1960's Batman (originals - not reruns) when I was a very young kid and loved it. Just an absolutely superb job on that car. I can't imagine the amount of work (and love) that went into it. Totally awesome. Thanks for posting. Very impressive!
Thank you. I watched them the first time around, too. It's interesting that young kids know the car is a Batmobile and get excited, but they have never seen it before.
Unbelievable !!! Multiple camera shots. A a great stretch of road !!! A BAT DRONE !!! A Joker in a CLOWN VICTORIA !!! MAN, you just too much !!! What a helluva Hobby !!! Wonder if Burt Ward has seen this and George's daughter !!! WoW !!! POW !!! NOW !!! SAME BAT-CHANNEL, SAME BATGUY !!!
Excellent build and pretty cool video and editing. The most impressive part is that so much work went into making the features functional. I especially like the Calico 9mm guns out the sides of the bat symbols. Very cool
As a child watching Batman reruns in the 70s I fell in love with this car and it’s been iconic ever since. To me this is THE BATMOBILE period!!!!! I’m not interested in any other iteration. The one I grew up with is the one I love and have several different scale models of it. Superb build there simply amazing. I love gadgets and can’t imagine how long all this took to fabricate and make function. I’m going to guess that the other Batmobiles Made since the TV series ended do NOT have any functioning items let along guns popping out of the doors, real flame throwers etc… I dare to say yours is the only one in the world at this point. Enjoy and treasure it!!
Thanks! Obviously, I'm a big fan of the 1966 Batmobile. There are a number of replicas out there. But I believe mine is unique in the number and types of gadgets. I love gadgets, too!
That really is some creation you made! Are you an engineer of some type ??? My brother graduated with Electronic Engineer degree from Princeton University. It’s cool because I come up with ideas for my classic cars, tell him what I want the circuit to do and he makes it for me. I added “auto lamp” to my 1967 thunderbird. There’s a small photo cell under the dash speaker grille and when it gets dark the headlights come on. Has delay of zero sec up to 3 minutes. He also made my Super bright LED brake lamp set up for my Ebike so when I brake people see and know I’m stopping !! I wired it in myself etc. really cool work you did. I love the Clown Victoria very cleaver!!! I assume those are real bullets shooting out of there as I saw Victoria get shot up lol 👍🏼👍🏼
@@jakereal3604 Yeah, I'm a mechanical engineer. But I've worked on military aircraft for so long I was recoded to aerospace engineer. Sounds like you and your brother make a good team! Those are real bullets, though the bullet hits were done safely and edited in later. I didn't want to really hurt the Joker. 🤣🤣
Wow that’s something! For some reason I had a feeling you’d say Mechanical and on top of it Aviation related. When the guns popped out of the doors I immediately thought Aircraft landing gear, something about the way they deployed and also that a finished panel “fills in” the void of the cut out when the guns are deployed. You could have simply left a big hole there but you went for a nice clean install and presentation. As for the Bullets ……. I had a feeling that they were shot in a controlled manner and later edited into the video to make it appear it was real time! Either that OR Next guess was that there was bullet proof glass behind the drive in case a bullet went through rear window. This made my day and if I were in Ohio I’d ask if perhaps I could arrange to see this in person. That would be a dream come true to me!!!! I create and make things and do all my own mechanical and restorations on my own cars so I appreciate the work and craftsmanship that goes into these insanely complicated builds! Thanks so much for replying to my nonsense and babbling lol. Hindsight when I was a kid I wanted to be an auto mechanic but got talked out of it BUT had I realized my passion is mechanical devices and what makes them tick I would have gone into Mechanical Engineering! I think I would have been very successful and enjoyed it. Perhaps worked for the big Three! One can’t go back though just forward unless I had a Delorean Time machine!!! Lololol
This is the most impressive “live” car video I’ve ever seen!! I’m amazed at how many items actually work, not just special effects of some kind. Just incredible!! Great job!! If I had THAT Batmobile… Perhaps I would finally have caught the Bandit…Summmbitch!!
My grandson watches this video over and over he never gets tired of it. Thanks to you Batman you make my grandson's day. He asked me a couple of days ago if I could call you on the phone and him talk to you he wants to ask you to take him a ride in your batmobile I told my grandson that you're too busy fighting crime but maybe one day you will get a hold of him maybe by comment or just anything would make his day thank you very much for posting this video and for making my grandson's day!!!!!
This is the most incredible car ive ever seen.you should be proud of what you have built.youve not only have you built the greatest version of the batmobile ever but all the gadgets actually work great job
I am truly in the process of creating a modern day James Bond car with defense mechanisms that work . I would love to work with this team to create a master piece.
this car it so much better then the on built in Indiana. all though it's not like the Batmobile from the 1966 tv show it is an up to date version way better in my mind. if ohio man got a license to to build this replica i am sure he would sell a lot of them. great work Ohio man. can't wait to see the tumbler you come up with.
I dont know what it is about Ohio, when I lived there seemed like I seen a different 60s batmobile every week and could care less but now since I moved I really miss it!
Love this, great work. I would love to see this in person someday. The only time I saw the real Batmobile was in the mid to late 70's on the car show circuit during the Bat-Fuzz era, ugh.
I have seen a number of '66 Batmobiles, but I never did see any of the Barris cars when they wore the Bat-Fuzz. I've never heard anybody say that they liked it. The original car has been sold to an individual that keeps a low profile, but I'm told he is restoring it to it's former glory.
@@Batcarguy No kidding, even as a 13yr I was not happy when I saw that Batmobile. It was at the Monterey car show I think or possibly up in the Bay area.
Very very thanks dear friends, your job is the best of the best, thanks again for remembering our childhood, clown Victoria is simply cool, beautiful cars and nice scenes..💫💫💫💫💫
Now that’s what I mean, a complete Batmobile because this one right here is fully armed and it’s anatomically correct it with everything the 1960s era Batman could’ve used during that year.
I was leaving the local hospital a while back, (bristol medical center, 37620), & seen batman, Batgirl (& she was tuff!), in the batmobile. Didn't know if it was you & the wife. There is a show car owner living here locally by the last name of 'Helms' tho too. As many have said, superb job sir!
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought, probably some flashy, blinky light and some smoke from a fire extinguisher somewhere on the car. Oh yeah, nice paint job too. OH MY GOSH, THAT IS AMAZING!!!!! I too am old enough to remember watching the original series as a kid, but that, my friend, is SPECTACULAR!!! I live in Ohio and now hope to someday see your Masterpiece in person. I will Subscribe and look forward to more. Thank You. 👍🇺🇲🚓
Wtf! 😳 that’s insane! Real machine guns!! That really shoots! Freaking awesome! Now that’s a real crime fighting machine!👌😍👍👉♥️🦇you have a new subscriber!👌😎👍
This is absolutely amazing would love some of thease features on my KITT REPLICA Would you be able to hint at how the guns work and smoke screen please?
Sure. The guns are fired by a button on the steering wheel that activates solenoids that press on the triggers. I had to lower the trigger force to work with a solenoid small enough to fit. The smoke screen is achieved by squirting smoke oil into the exhaust manifolds (they must be up to operating temperature to work right). Sounds like you're making an interesting KITT replica.
@@bradleyedwards8948 I don't have much of a presence regarding social media. I'm going to set something up. If I don't get back in a few days, please remind me.
Who would rather buy a current American sports car versus the Batmobile? Even if it didn’t have the features I wish more cars had style and that manufactures would even bring back discontinued models but with present technology. Picture a company bringing back the legends.
Did you document the build process on the car on video. I only see a few of recent videos on your channel and a few older ones including a Tumbler that you apparently built and a test fire of the turbine engine. Please we want to see more! 🙂
Yes, I have thorough documentation of the build, but mostly stills, not much video. I was working alone almost all of the time and found shooting video was time consuming and interrupted the build process.
:59 Well of course the Joker drives a Clown Victoria, lol. I left a lengthy comment appreciating your work on that other video so I won't repeat myself here. I will mention again I think it would be amazing if somehow you could arrange to showcase this incredible vehicle and its capabilities. I know I can't be the only one who would have no problem putting a few bucks into a ticket to see this in person. Anyway one last thing. I'll admit it initially kind of bugged me that, as wickedly cool as they are, that you included guns in your final design. Given the trauma that made Batman what he is usually excludes guns, I have to admit it didn't hit me right the first time I saw it. But it definitely makes an entertaining addition to your batmobile, especially as highlighted in this Joker confrontation. Even though my strongest memories of Batman associate him without firearms, it definitely isn't a deal-breaker. In a way it's kind of cool to think that maybe he's benefited from enough therapeutic intervention along the way to calm his trauma enough to allow the possibility of arming himself to fight the good Bat-fight. 🦇
@@Batcarguy thank you for that info I had a 78 Lincoln Mark V with a 460 this is one powerful engine. So if you're bored at 30 over and stroked the pistons your probably around a 474CI. Btw I live in Plant City Florida and there is a guy that comes to the local car show that has one with a 460 in it and he's actually got it for sale for $88,000
@@Batcarguy I mentioned this in another thread but there's a guy in my hometown in Plant City Florida that has one with a 460 engine and last time I talked to him he was trying to sell it for $88,000 it does need a little work. Down here in Florida you could use real guns on the car including AK-47s. If you're ever down here let me know. Also if God blesses me with the lottery I'm going to try and buy it from you 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for showing that gunfire segment to be MOST OBVIOUSLY done in a safe manner. Now, i wonder how many whine about it. This is even topping the one from last night which i viewed.
Thank you. Yes, the firing of the guns into the rear of the Clown Vic was done on my property with no one in the Clown Vic. I also added some steel plates in the trunk to prevent the bullets from passing through the car.
Parabéns para o dono deste carro eu gostei muito de assistir seu vídeo e agora eu vou estar olhando pra seu próximo vídeo com seu carro muito legal Foi um gran prazer de assistir seu o vídeo em you tube Desde RJ Brasil ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Not only both cars are beaitiful but also the costumes :-) I always felt that this Batman was more nicer than the new one while that new one looked like a man in a robot-suit..... The "1966 Batman" only should have a more athletic body.. more muscles.. ^_^ Hope there come a Batman Movie in theatres soon with this "1966 BATMAN and CAR" 🙂
Ive spent 13 years making over a thousand car-related videos and still, I'm outdone by this guy with this video. Kudos to you Batcarguy. Well done.
I'm not so sure... I took a look at your channel. You have some good stuff. My friends and my family helped a lot.
@@Batcarguy
I think it's great that you're modest and humble as well Batman.
Keith Kuhn
@@Batcarguy It's perfect. A lot of love went into this and it just looks great. Do you have any more projects in the pipeline?
@@theworldisastage4520 Thank you. Yes, my current project is the Tumbler Batmobile, the one from the Dark Knight Trilogy. If you watch to the very end of my other recent video, there is a quick look at it.
He outdid everyone.. 😏
Wtf, no words. This guy need some sort of medal. Simply amazing
Holy Batmobile!
I think I was in shock the entire time - had to remember to shut my jaw at the end. Just amazing!
I grew up watching this Batmobile cruise across the TV screen and was in love with it.
I know the originals didn't drive very well, but I still wanted one.
Yours is fabulous! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Mine drives like the 1978 Continental it's based on; great ride, but cornering is so-so.
@@Batcarguy I am amazed that you were able to do that on a Continental platform. The Lincoln Futura (1953, I think) for the original was futuristic on its own. When made into the Batmobile it became a character on its own.
We don't get cars with character or style anymore.
Thank you for showing that there are people that can make dreams come true - their own and the little kids inside us all.
Same... a jaw-dropper for sure!
I came here from the other video and are even more blown away by this one. Didn't think that was possible. What stunning work this is. Imagine a world without people like Batcarguy
Thank you. I honestly thought the shorter, chase video would be the more popular. But the longer one is generating more interest. I didn't think most people would want to spend 9 minutes watching.
@@Batcarguy Incredible what you have created! Thank you for sharing.
I'm blown away that the guns actually work! I'm curious if the shots hitting the Clown Victoria are from the Batmobile or if it's from a normal gun. Seems like the car could legally only fire blanks. Two paintball guns (with a full/tri/single selector switch) would be rad too!
@@DM-wp9vq in some states you could put real guns on there
This dude just set the gold standard for bat mobile builds.
Simply amazing. I'm 68 and remember many things about the show and the car. Your version is the best that I have seen, period!!
I came here from the other video.. Now I'm speechless..!! I'm trying to picture how everything fits in all the spaces.? The mechanisms to make all that work, takes up space..!! Especially things like the retractable spinning blade, and the guns in the doors, and the parachute retractors.. I Love It..!!
You are correct, sir. I wanted to install a second battery to run all the electrics, but ran out of room... in a 19 foot car! And thanks, appreciated from another Bat builder.
I have to ask! What's the curb weight now? How does it perform? and what's under the hood?
@@Batcarguy 19 feet?! Um, did you have to remodel your garage to fit the car in?
PS: I laughed at how the Joker gets angry and runs straight at Batman but gets a nice blast of tear gas in his face!
@@largol33t1 Fortunately it fit in my garage as is. I have about a foot to spare.
This has to be the absolute best build ever! Just imagine building the Mach 5 with that same detail. I'd be like this 😱😲😭❤️
Yes! That would be cool.
Absolutely fantastic! I don't think I can say enough. What a beautiful job on the craftsmanship. I'm old enough that I can say I was watching the original 1960's Batman (originals - not reruns) when I was a very young kid and loved it. Just an absolutely superb job on that car. I can't imagine the amount of work (and love) that went into it. Totally awesome. Thanks for posting. Very impressive!
Thank you. I watched them the first time around, too. It's interesting that young kids know the car is a Batmobile and get excited, but they have never seen it before.
Unbelievable !!! Multiple camera shots. A a great stretch of road !!! A BAT DRONE !!! A Joker in a CLOWN VICTORIA !!! MAN, you just too much !!! What a helluva Hobby !!! Wonder if Burt Ward has seen this and George's daughter !!! WoW !!! POW !!! NOW !!! SAME BAT-CHANNEL, SAME BATGUY !!!
The attention to detail on these cars is second to none!
I thought this had to be fake at first. Absolutely 💯 genius, I agree. Would love to see that in person.
Thank you! Nothing fake, everything button and switch is functional.
Bravo 👏 👏 👏 Bad Ass BatMobile
Excellent build and pretty cool video and editing. The most impressive part is that so much work went into making the features functional. I especially like the Calico 9mm guns out the sides of the bat symbols. Very cool
Thank you. Yes, the gadgets took longer than the basic car.
I too came here from the other video, and I'm just speechless about the quality of the video and the workmanship involved, hats off to you.
Thanks. To be honest, the response to this video has surprised me!
You've got to upload more videos and let this channel help fund your incredible builds! Unreal!
As a child watching Batman reruns in the 70s I fell in love with this car and it’s been iconic ever since. To me this is THE BATMOBILE period!!!!! I’m not interested in any other iteration. The one I grew up with is the one I love and have several different scale models of it. Superb build there simply amazing. I love gadgets and can’t imagine how long all this took to fabricate and make function. I’m going to guess that the other Batmobiles Made since the TV series ended do NOT have any functioning items let along guns popping out of the doors, real flame throwers etc… I dare to say yours is the only one in the world at this point. Enjoy and treasure it!!
Thanks! Obviously, I'm a big fan of the 1966 Batmobile. There are a number of replicas out there. But I believe mine is unique in the number and types of gadgets. I love gadgets, too!
That really is some creation you made! Are you an engineer of some type ??? My brother graduated with Electronic Engineer degree from Princeton University. It’s cool because I come up with ideas for my classic cars, tell him what I want the circuit to do and he makes it for me. I added “auto lamp” to my 1967 thunderbird. There’s a small photo cell under the dash speaker grille and when it gets dark the headlights come on. Has delay of zero sec up to 3 minutes. He also made my Super bright LED brake lamp set up for my Ebike so when I brake people see and know I’m stopping !! I wired it in myself etc. really cool work you did. I love the Clown Victoria very cleaver!!! I assume those are real bullets shooting out of there as I saw Victoria get shot up lol 👍🏼👍🏼
@@jakereal3604 Yeah, I'm a mechanical engineer. But I've worked on military aircraft for so long I was recoded to aerospace engineer. Sounds like you and your brother make a good team! Those are real bullets, though the bullet hits were done safely and edited in later. I didn't want to really hurt the Joker. 🤣🤣
Wow that’s something! For some reason I had a feeling you’d say Mechanical and on top of it Aviation related. When the guns popped out of the doors I immediately thought Aircraft landing gear, something about the way they deployed and also that a finished panel “fills in” the void of the cut out when the guns are deployed. You could have simply left a big hole there but you went for a nice clean install and presentation.
As for the Bullets ……. I had a feeling that they were shot in a controlled manner and later edited into the video to make it appear it was real time! Either that OR Next guess was that there was bullet proof glass behind the drive in case a bullet went through rear window. This made my day and if I were in Ohio I’d ask if perhaps I could arrange to see this in person. That would be a dream come true to me!!!! I create and make things and do all my own mechanical and restorations on my own cars so I appreciate the work and craftsmanship that goes into these insanely complicated builds! Thanks so much for replying to my nonsense and babbling lol. Hindsight when I was a kid I wanted to be an auto mechanic but got talked out of it BUT had I realized my passion is mechanical devices and what makes them tick I would have gone into Mechanical Engineering!
I think I would have been very successful and enjoyed it. Perhaps worked for the big Three! One can’t go back though just forward unless I had a Delorean Time machine!!! Lololol
Holy Bat-Engineering !!!
Mr. West would be thrilled .
I love the 1966 Batmobile. Your build is awesome.
Thank you. I've loved the car since I was little.
@@Batcarguy Me too!
@@Batcarguy We ALL have my good man!
Dude is living the dream! GOD BLESS you brother
You sir, my hat off to you and your skill set. Thank you for sharing this video. I’m surprised movie production teams are not knocking on your door!
Thanks. I think I'm a little too slow for most production schedules :)
I too came from watching the other video. Holy crap, I cant wait to see the car with more armor.
This is the most impressive “live” car video I’ve ever seen!! I’m amazed at how many items actually work, not just special effects of some kind. Just incredible!! Great job!! If I had THAT Batmobile… Perhaps I would finally have caught the Bandit…Summmbitch!!
Great follow-up to your last video. Love the bit where the joker's car blows bluish smoke and dies making him run out to get smoked.
My grandson watches this video over and over he never gets tired of it. Thanks to you Batman you make my grandson's day. He asked me a couple of days ago if I could call you on the phone and him talk to you he wants to ask you to take him a ride in your batmobile I told my grandson that you're too busy fighting crime but maybe one day you will get a hold of him maybe by comment or just anything would make his day thank you very much for posting this video and for making my grandson's day!!!!!
I'm happy Dalton likes the video! Email me at batcarguy@gmail.com. Have a Happy New Year!
This is the most incredible car ive ever seen.you should be proud of what you have built.youve not only have you built the greatest version of the batmobile ever but all the gadgets actually work great job
I am truly in the process of creating a modern day James Bond car with defense mechanisms that work . I would love to work with this team to create a master piece.
Calico Arms? I knew there was a reason for those things! Outstanding video sir, I have no words but awesome!
Batman: "I need something with a little more armor!"
*Gets into car with totally exposed chassis, no armor at all*
@Batcarguy: As an avid Batman fan and diecast car collector, I can’t express my appreciation of the art you create enough. Your work is amazing!
WOW. This really brings tears of childhood joy to my eyes.
OMG! STUNNING ! Your work is incredible! I don't think people can find enough words to compliment you! WOW!
Its perfect. Every facet of this build is award winning.
"Clown Victoria". I'm dead!
I hope this guy has won an award for this incredible work. 👏
The guy playing the Joker is brilliant! (Jim made me type that!) Really nice video. Great job on the Batmobile, too.
Hey, Eric! Yeah, Jim was born to play the Joker :)
Would love to see a movie with this batmobile/batman along side of newer versions.
There's a sneak preview at the end of my other recent video you might like.
Very impressive. Can’t imagine the amount of work put into that car.
awesome build! by far the most authentic batmobile ever built!
this car it so much better then the on built in Indiana. all though it's not like the Batmobile from the 1966 tv show it is an up to date version way better in my mind. if ohio man got a license to to build this replica i am sure he would sell a lot of them. great work Ohio man. can't wait to see the tumbler you come up with.
This is now my favorite video on youtube
This Batmobile won't lose a wheel, and the Joker will definitely not get away.
Santa coming tomorrow. Now I know what to ask him to give me for Christmas.
I dont know what it is about Ohio, when I lived there seemed like I seen a different 60s batmobile every week and could care less but now since I moved I really miss it!
There are very few people that make the body for the 1966 Batmobile. One of them is in Ohio.
Gotta be the coolest bat mobile on the planet! I’ve never seen one with all the actual working gizmo’s.
OMFG THE GUNS WORK.
I couldn’t believe it either 😳 wow just amazing slightly bonkers but amazing
A button on the steering wheel acts as the trigger. Solenoids fire the weapons.
There are several layers of safeties on weapons.
Love this, great work. I would love to see this in person someday. The only time I saw the real Batmobile was in the mid to late 70's on the car show circuit during the Bat-Fuzz era, ugh.
I have seen a number of '66 Batmobiles, but I never did see any of the Barris cars when they wore the Bat-Fuzz. I've never heard anybody say that they liked it. The original car has been sold to an individual that keeps a low profile, but I'm told he is restoring it to it's former glory.
@@Batcarguy No kidding, even as a 13yr I was not happy when I saw that Batmobile. It was at the Monterey car show I think or possibly up in the Bay area.
C-L-O-W-N VICTORIA?!?!?!
HAHAHAH....That's too funny
Glad you liked it. I rearranged the original factory emblem which said "CROWN VICTORIA LX"
Quite simply outstanding!
This is really impressive
Truly amazing to see! The joker's car was pretty cool too! But, that batmobile is next level greatness!!
That flame out the back would be good for tailgaters.
Surprisingly, the short burst I gave the Clown Vic didn't hurt it much. But it can go for 15 seconds, which probably would do some damage.
@@Batcarguy Sir, your Batmbile build is outstanding! Absolutely love it!
Very very thanks dear friends, your job is the best of the best, thanks again for remembering our childhood, clown Victoria is simply cool, beautiful cars and nice scenes..💫💫💫💫💫
Now that’s what I mean, a complete Batmobile because this one right here is fully armed and it’s anatomically correct it with everything the 1960s era Batman could’ve used during that year.
New sub here looking forward to watching all your uploads as both a comic and car enthusiast
I was leaving the local hospital a while back, (bristol medical center, 37620), & seen batman, Batgirl (& she was tuff!), in the batmobile. Didn't know if it was you & the wife. There is a show car owner living here locally by the last name of 'Helms' tho too.
As many have said, superb job sir!
I've enjoyed every bit of your amazing car (my fav batmobile) and your incredible non-special effects, true video! You're above awesome indeed!
You should make the boat also,not to mention the batcopter. You're an amazing artist ..
I’m 58, Batman series is still my favorite show ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤my favorite Bat mobile❤❤❤❤❤
Amazing job on building the Batmobile.
Outstanding work. keep it up. brought many memories back from my childhood. once again great job.
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought, probably some flashy, blinky light and some smoke from a fire extinguisher somewhere on the car. Oh yeah, nice paint job too. OH MY GOSH, THAT IS AMAZING!!!!! I too am old enough to remember watching the original series as a kid, but that, my friend, is SPECTACULAR!!! I live in Ohio and now hope to someday see your Masterpiece in person. I will Subscribe and look forward to more. Thank You. 👍🇺🇲🚓
Thanks! I plan on posting some in-progress video of my Tumbler build as well as some stuff on how I did the '66 Bat.
Wtf! 😳 that’s insane! Real machine guns!! That really shoots! Freaking awesome! Now that’s a real crime fighting machine!👌😍👍👉♥️🦇you have a new subscriber!👌😎👍
Thank you. Note that one actuation of the button yields one bullet. The ATF was very specific about that.
LOVE IT! Respect from Southern Ohio!
Holy power slide Batman. Watch out the Joker is not clowning around this time.
Absolutely amazing!!!! You really made a dream come true. It's an extraordinary job
Some of us dream and some of us live our dreams!!
That was pretty cool!!!🦇
Best Chase Scene Ever !!!!
That Batmobile is epic actual working gadgets and a freaking flamethrower
A Wicked "J" turn Mr J
This is absolutely amazing would love some of thease features on my KITT REPLICA Would you be able to hint at how the guns work and smoke screen please?
Sure. The guns are fired by a button on the steering wheel that activates solenoids that press on the triggers. I had to lower the trigger force to work with a solenoid small enough to fit. The smoke screen is achieved by squirting smoke oil into the exhaust manifolds (they must be up to operating temperature to work right). Sounds like you're making an interesting KITT replica.
@@Batcarguy have you got social media I can contact you on at all please?
@@bradleyedwards8948 I don't have much of a presence regarding social media. I'm going to set something up. If I don't get back in a few days, please remind me.
@@BatcarguyI'd love to be able to talk to you about your amazing build! Hopefully see it in person. Just barely missed you at a car show today
"Where does he get those wonderful toys?"
Who would rather buy a current American sports car versus the Batmobile? Even if it didn’t have the features I wish more cars had style and that manufactures would even bring back discontinued models but with present technology. Picture a company bringing back the legends.
This is the most awsome video...the guy that built this is genius..I'm impressed...the kids loved it too..mahalo for the smiles brudah..aloha
Did you document the build process on the car on video. I only see a few of recent videos on your channel and a few older ones including a Tumbler that you apparently built and a test fire of the turbine engine. Please we want to see more! 🙂
Yes, I have thorough documentation of the build, but mostly stills, not much video. I was working alone almost all of the time and found shooting video was time consuming and interrupted the build process.
:59 Well of course the Joker drives a Clown Victoria, lol.
I left a lengthy comment appreciating your work on that other video so I won't repeat myself here. I will mention again I think it would be amazing if somehow you could arrange to showcase this incredible vehicle and its capabilities. I know I can't be the only one who would have no problem putting a few bucks into a ticket to see this in person.
Anyway one last thing. I'll admit it initially kind of bugged me that, as wickedly cool as they are, that you included guns in your final design. Given the trauma that made Batman what he is usually excludes guns, I have to admit it didn't hit me right the first time I saw it.
But it definitely makes an entertaining addition to your batmobile, especially as highlighted in this Joker confrontation.
Even though my strongest memories of Batman associate him without firearms, it definitely isn't a deal-breaker. In a way it's kind of cool to think that maybe he's benefited from enough therapeutic intervention along the way to calm his trauma enough to allow the possibility of arming himself to fight the good Bat-fight. 🦇
Absolutely love this Batmobile!
Your our Hero!
What size engine are you running? Or is that a bat secret! 😉 Subbed to see more.
It's the 460 (7.5 liters) that came with the base '78 Continental. It's rebuilt oversize .030, running a C6 tranny.
@@Batcarguy Nice!
@@Batcarguy thank you for that info I had a 78 Lincoln Mark V with a 460 this is one powerful engine. So if you're bored at 30 over and stroked the pistons your probably around a 474CI. Btw I live in Plant City Florida and there is a guy that comes to the local car show that has one with a 460 in it and he's actually got it for sale for $88,000
Finally, a perfect use for the Calico pistol.
Batman and joker have gone country! Nice job!
Fantastic, well done. Love it.
*You could seriously fight crime with that car.*
The costumes are epic as well! Not just the car (it's beyond epic, what is chassis?)
Thanks! I started with a 1978 Lincoln Continental.
@@Batcarguy I had a 78 Lincoln Mark V with the 460 for 14 years my Uncle Joe said it looked like the batmobile. What size engine do you have?
@@WisdomOverWicked777Rules Cool! My Batmobile started out as a 1978 Continental. It has the original 460, which was rebuilt by a local speed shop.
@@Batcarguy I mentioned this in another thread but there's a guy in my hometown in Plant City Florida that has one with a 460 engine and last time I talked to him he was trying to sell it for $88,000 it does need a little work. Down here in Florida you could use real guns on the car including AK-47s. If you're ever down here let me know. Also if God blesses me with the lottery I'm going to try and buy it from you 🙏🙏🙏
Damn you shot the jokers car! I didn't expect that.
The best bat car yet.
Nice! Don't mess with Batman, lol! Real cool video Ohio guy, thanks for sharing, bravo!👏
Thanks for watching!
This is truly a magnificent build. The TV series is my favourite Batmobile. How much is the value of this car ?
I'm not really sure. There aren't very many of them.
i can’t wait for the other car looks sick
Absolutely amazing video of a masterpiece on wheels
The engineering alone is off the chart.
This car belongs atop auto version of Mt Rushmore..
Joker looks like Ronald MD lol
I came here from the other vid so now I had to sub.😲😀👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you for showing that gunfire segment to be MOST OBVIOUSLY done in a safe manner.
Now, i wonder how many whine about it. This is even topping the one from last night which i viewed.
Thank you. Yes, the firing of the guns into the rear of the Clown Vic was done on my property with no one in the Clown Vic. I also added some steel plates in the trunk to prevent the bullets from passing through the car.
Parabéns para o dono deste carro eu gostei muito de assistir seu vídeo e agora eu vou estar olhando pra seu próximo vídeo com seu carro muito legal
Foi um gran prazer de assistir seu o vídeo em you tube
Desde RJ Brasil ❤️❤️🙏🙏
This car is absolutly insane fantastic!!
Not only both cars are beaitiful but also the costumes :-) I always felt that this Batman was more nicer than the new one while that new one looked like a man in a robot-suit..... The "1966 Batman" only should have a more athletic body.. more muscles.. ^_^ Hope there come a Batman Movie in theatres soon with this "1966 BATMAN and CAR" 🙂
Man I hope the Joker painted his moustache!
What an amazing job!! How can I contact you?
You needed to have the Green Hornet car in there too!
Nice car well done!