The Munsters Drag-U-La Coffin Car and Koach
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- Behold, two of the spookiest TV and MOVIE cars ever built! Dennis gets a close up look at the insane Drag-U-La coffin car dragster. It's a casket on wheels! Plus, we pile into the Munster Koach and FREAK OUT the neighborhood! In the Munsters episode titled Hot Rod Herman, Herman Munster loses the Koach in a drag race so Grandpa Munster builds the Drag-U-La to win back the Koach. "The Munsters" was a hit TV show in the 1960's.
MCC S24E02
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Really warms my heart to see that someone is taking care of these cars that I grew up watching on TV. What a wonderful Era that was!
That's it!
This guy owns at least four of the cars that shaped my fascination with custom vehicles when i was growing up in the 60's
1. The Red Baron
2. The Monkees GTO Wagon
3. The Munster Coach
4. Dragula
I was a poor little kid in Spokane Valley in the 60's but was able to go to World of Wheels, Autorama and HotWheels tours. I could not sleep in the nights leading up to the Car Shows and it took weeks to regain my normal sleep patterns after. It made my childhood perfection out of what most would think was a horrible time. So good to see and hear them again!
Used to love going to The World Of Wheels. Went to one in about 1980 I believe in Boston. What a show. Paul Revere and The Raiders as Musical guests, Adam West in full costume with The Batmobile speaking and signing autographs and The King Mr. Barris roaming the floor with this great jacket on festooned with patches of all his creations talking with anyone would cared to talk with him. What a great time. Still one of my fondest memories. He told me a great story of how he kitted out a motor home for Elvis. He had built the drivers seat to fit Elvis' body perfectly by taking a mold of him sitting. Elvis asked George to take a "test drive" with him. They didn't come back for three days!
I don't blame you I feel the same way about cars ever since I was a kid
My Mom was feeling a little sad, it's been a rough day for her. I saw this video, and showed it to her. She feels better now. Thanks, it means more than you'll ever know.
I’m glad she enjoyed it! Tell your mom Dennis says hi.
Wonko The Sane - Cherish your mum. Give her a hug.
@@AtheistOrphan: I do, at every opportunity. And don't take this the wrong way, but God bless you.
Why is she sad
That makes no sense.
Today marks eight years ago Mr George Barris passed away on November 15 2015 at the age of,89 rest in peace 🙏 on behalf of all of us retired model car builders like my self god bless you and your family you will always be king of the car customizer
Rest in peace George Barris,you brought innovation and uniqueness to the American automobile,that will never be seen again.
I love those old TV hot rods and customs. An era gone by that seemed so much fun.
Oh wow! I have been dragging the Munsters Drag-U-La 1966 AMT Model with me for 54 years! It was a Christmas Present from my father!
Awesome!
I wish I still had mine.
Didn’t have the model but I had the die cast sure wished I’d kept it
What an era. Glad I was young to enjoy it back in the day!
We need a whole show on all the other cars he has! There's some real automotive history in his showroom!
I'll second that!
I Agree, would make a good show.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👌🏾
Who is he? Like how does he have all those?
George Barris made a lot of great cars! Where are they now?
Grandpa Munster....the greatest hotrodder to ever live! Haha
That poor guy looked like he was a nervous wreck letting somebody drive his Munster mobile !😬🙀
So was I!
MyClassicCarTV NO DOUBT !! Thanks for doing this. I got to meet Barris and Big Daddy Roth about 20 years ago. Total Legends 👍🏻👍🏻
He also thought it ran well🤔
Very cool ! There was a place in buena park calif called the cars of stars and planes of fame. I used to go there as a kid and walk around for hours. I got to meet ed roth and others there. It also had eddie munsters bike. I dont know who owned the place or what happened to everything once it closed. They also had concerts i seen vanhalen play there once. Curious about the history of the place if anyone knows
So the question I have is this if this is Munster coach and Dragula number three. Where is Munster coach and Dragula number one at?
Now the rob zombie song dragula is stuck in my head.
Same lol
In my dragulaaaaaaaaaaaaa😈
Superstition... now, autopsy.
Me: Clicks video
My brain: DIG THROUGH THE DITCHES AND BURRRRRN THROUGH THE WITCHES
@@InsomniacRocker yesss😁 now it's in my head AGAIN lol.
I’m sixty now, man I loved that show. Still do!
Ha, same here.
It actually had some good story lines.
Good writing, and actors who could pull it off.
Stil watch the Munsters to this day . Love Herman's laugh. Great video thank you sir. 👍🏼
Always loved The Munsters and these cars started my love affair with all things motorized. Thank you George Barris.
"We used some pipes from an old organ we found in the basement for the headers. It plays 'Ride of the Valkyries' at the top of third gear."
the fella looked nervous as a long-tail cat in a room full of rocking chairs, with Dennis driving
So was I!
The best video I've seen of the Koach actually being driven down the street! A true "hot rod" in every sense of the word! Thanks MyClassicCarTV.
I am 70 now and grew up loving the Munsters! It was years before I learned that Lilly (Yvonne De Carlo) was a young movie actress & starlette before she did the Munsters. I found that hard to believe.
I have a beautiful book about The Munsters , Forward BY. Yvonne De Carlo and Afterword BY Butch Patrick
Brings back,my child hood days,😊
There was an episode where Lilly had that car made for Herman. In the episode it was made from two cars, a hearse and a bucket T I believe.
Yep.
He says in the video at about 14:00 that they put 3 T buckets together. No memtion of a hearse.
@@Maxid1 yes but I was referring to the TV show.
Spot on. I remember she told the shop it was a "rush job"
I'd like 2 know what episode this is! Grandpa was quite talented to make the Dragula
Man that brought me back.Thank you so much for keeping these cars alive.Thank you Dennis for covering this kind of stuff.
When Lily was upset, Granpa was upset.
That meant Herman was in Trouble........
*_"Darn Darn Darn!!!" xD_*
Funny how I just found this.
A couple of my favorite customs from my youth.
Also I keep seeing Mike Ditka selling insurance lately and think "WOW he looks like he could be Grandpa Munster's double"
I Watched the Munsters as a kid . Loved the cars
I have a beautiful Model of The Munsters Koach
@@michaelglass4701 that’s awesome 😁
Those shows in the 60s were so good, even 1 or 2 season shows are still rotated in syndication today. Can you imagine, The Honeymooners only ran for 1 season? Yet, it's so great, people think it ran for years. Imagine a 1 or 2 season show from today even being picked up in syndication, let alone able to be seen year round? Just not worth it because people aren't going to watch as apposed to 60s shows that are loved by young and old alike. No profanity, no immorality, nudity, sex, or violence. Just goes to show you that good wholesome entertainment is always going to outshine the opposition.
That said, one of the things I remember having tears rolling down my face from laughter, was when Herman stuck his feet thru the floorboards to stop the car. I don't remember the episode, but I just couldn't stop laughing as smoke was coming off his feet.
What happened how did it turn into all zombie tv. Hell jeanie couldn't show her belly button
Eddie's Go-Kart would complete that collection!
Right on ! I forgot about his go kart, good comment 👍.
I saw that episode last week👍✌
What an incredible experience it must have been to drive such an iconic car (even if it was not the original for the show)! So cool!
I have to say, growing up watching reruns of the Munsters I couldn’t help but fall in love with the family vehicle Herman’s Koach and Grandpa and Herman’s dragster Dragula! Both of these vehicles are iconic and they definitely turn heads whenever they’re seen in a car show! I would love to own just one of these amazing vehicles! As always, your channel never disappoints and I look forward to watching another great video! Cheers!
The Munster was such a cool show. Watched the re-runs has a kid. Those cars are so awesome!!
That show aired a long time after 1966. The more it aired, the more popular it got. That was my favorite show in the 70`s. The Munsters, and Batman with Adam West. Im in love with those cars to this day, and im in my 50`s now.........Thank You,,,,,My Classic Car !!!
You`re Awesome !
The replica 60’s Batmobiles are built at Fiberglass Freaks here in my town in Indiana. They hold the Bat-Con every year here too.
The attention to detail on both cars is amazing. The owner justifiably seems nervous letting someone else drive his baby!
I Loved The Munsters. Thanks For Sharing.
I'm 70yr young and i have a beautiful Model of The Munsters Koach 😊
If you ever get a chance to see this in person then do it. You will not be disappointed. It's a beautiful piece of art.
George Barris designed cars that are very special. Ah childhood memories 😊 the Monkee mobile is my favorite
Dick Dean (my Dad) built the Monkee Mobile, too! And the Green Hornet's Black Beauty, and many others of that TV era.
Just the fact The Munsters had these wild creations, (and Eddie's Go-Kart, which is not featured here)
instantly makes the series cooler than The Addams Family.
Eddies' Bike as well
I loved the Munsters, real fun show too watch.
My favorite tv show when I was a kid
I sure miss George he was all of 4'11" I grew up in California I the sixties, and knew George personally.
Man I did too. Lived in San Pablo and Richmond, you know the Bay Area. My dad was a member of the East Bay Classics car club. Great times and great memories.
I got to meet him at Bob's in Burbank, shortly before he passed. He was a pistol!
So kool 👍. I saw those episodes in the 70s and loved both cars. Basically real life "hot wheels"
My son and i met Butch when he toured Australia in 2003. As a fan of the show as a kid it was 😎💨.
One of the best lines from The Munsters John Carradine Herman you've been as quiet as a customer. 😁
this show was my favorite when i was a kid ,still like watching today,glad someone is taking care of these cars
i am a 3D artist but this is , freestyle design in real ! thumbs up !!!! imagine it is one thing, building it in REAL and working ? it is just master class !!! Respect 1000 times !
George Barris was an amazing man I had the privilege to sit and talk with him back in 80's when he was at the world of wheels in Boston no one knew who he was and that was a benefit for me as we talked for more than a half hour the car world misses him RIP George
As a kid this was my dream car The Monster kouch, I would fantasies driving this car. at least I got to see up close tru this video thank you so much for the post
I have a beautiful Model of The Munsters Koach
Motorized art. Beautiful. I have the Munsters theme song running in my head as I look at these magnificent time capsules.
Great bit of TV history. Love the monster coach.
That coffin race car looks somewhat scary because it puts the family jewels to close to danger for my comfort!
Not a lot. ALL of the slingshot dragsters were like that. And the clutch plate was between your feet. Don Garlits made the first viable rear engine dragster after almost losing his feet when a clutch exploded, and sawed his car in half. Others tried, before "Big", but he made the one that worked.
And by the way, it's a casket. A coffin is what you see the old horror or cowboy movies.
Throwing a rod is one thing, throwing my rod is another thing all together.
Thats why they call it balls of steel.
As a kid in the sixties, I built the model kits of all these TV cars.
Nice. You still got any of them?
@@jasondankenbring1710 I wish I had kept them, but they all got damaged and broken over the years.
@@michaeldavis5775 That's a damn shame. They'd definitely be worth some coin now, not to mention the nostalgia value. That's typically the way it goes through, unfortunately.
Have you seen the price of model kits these days? $40CAN up here. No kid can buy this stuff anymore. Shame.
Very cool cars! I'll bet it was a thrill to drive the coach.
It sure was!
I remember this show when i was a kid😎👍 i remember when grandpa built the coffin car😁 good ol nostalgic memories that come back seeing these two Munster vehicles again!
Keep’em coming!! Please keep brining back the cool memories. Oh, and thank you.
So nice to see these, that show was a have to see when I was a kid, ahh, great memories.
Beautiful to see these bad boys still running. I know there remakes but they got be over 25yrs since built!! Awesome
These are dream car for me ... I would love to drive the dragula. Coolest set of tv cars ever
George Barris was my first idol as a young car nut 2nd only to my Dad that inspired me to use my skills and become a Mechanic 50 years ago.
Nobody built more fun hot rods than George Barris !!!
I remember Grandpa winning the car back. Lilly was happy but still gave Herman a hard time. Haha. Thanks for the video!
I loved Herman saving Grandpa when the parachute was stolen. In fast motion.ha ha. T.D
I have seen these cars in person. Awesome machines.
Wow thats the first time I have seen the Koach on TV in Kolor . Loved the show back in the day , was lucky enough to meet Mr.Barris once .
The Munsters was alot funnier than the Adaams Family!!
Agree.
I loved them both, and still do today.
@@wonkothesane8691 Agreed. They were both funny and good shows.
Darn darn darn, Grandpa
@@wurly164 You Rang? 🤣
The car is a coffin.
I love it ! ! !
This is the best!!!! The Munsters is a personal fave. It's hard to have a bad day cruising around in Herman's coach.
I was so glad to discover your show on our shared work network in afghanistan! So much fun to watch it after work.
this totally made me smile...how cool it would be to take that baby for a cruise !!!
Dennis, I see that the Herman's coach coffin had you working overtime just to go on a straight line. LOL 👍
The steering definitely had a mind of its own!
HERMAN'S WEIGHT (3 spins) 900 lbs. the show was great and the writers GENIUS I watch on MeTV I ask my wife, if we had such a family next door would you be afraid and she said, heck no. They were a PERFECT AMERICAN FAMILY :-)
The 1964 Dragula Coffin Dragster was sold for $430,000 on Mecum Auctions Kissimee 2022, aired March 14. The thing that geeked me out was that S1E36 Hot Rod Herman May 27, 1965 was airing simultaneously. I paused the auction, watched the full episode on Cozi TV, then time traveled 57 yrs to the present and watched the current auction. It was eerie and quite fascinating. Coincidence?!?
WOW unsafe at any speed comes to mind. The twist and flex in that steering wheel/column was insane. Your a Brave man Dennis. ;-)
Jeff Hamlin don't be a sissy
No, Jeff’s right. That thing was a handful to drive!
MyClassicCarTV or ANY Ford pickup from the 50's through 70's !
I just got to throw my two cents in. I think these are two of the coolest cars ever built
thanks Dennis one of our favorites car
My favorite ford motor as a teen was the 289 they’d run if you put 20 Briggs and Stratton carbs on them ... loved those motors ! I always put them in Ford falcons .
Great episode! 2 of the coolest TV cars ever built.
I have a beautiful Model of The Munsters Koach
OMG this brought back memories! I got to sit in & have photos taken in Hermans car (the actual show car) as a kid way back in the 80's 😮
I was born in 91 but I grew up watching The Munsters as a kid
I remember seeing the Original Koach and Dragula at Cars of Stars in Buena Park, CA when I grew up there about a half mile away ...
Very nice collection ..!
Sounds like it needs a valve job. You can hear it popping up through the carb sometimes.
That or it's loading up from going slow with 10 barrels.
These were Made to Run the Track.. Lil bit o carbon buildup. I dread Syncing up all those carbs
@@BigHatsince98 I can't begin to imagine what the horsepower would be on a dyno ;-)
@@timheersma4708 probably around 280 horsepower. It ain't much....
Yes, listen closely, some exhaust valves are sticking, possibly due to weak valve springs, carbon build up, or worn valve guides /valves, also the steering column and wheel has a lot of play in it, this car is show piece, it's really designed to not go any further or faster than around the block, like they're doing in this video, still a cool piece from a cool TV show!
One of my favorite Barriss cars ,George was a genius not only could he design the bodies but he also made them real running cars putting all those carburetors on a engin and making them work is pretty damn cool
I miss my friend George Barris and just to see his cars makes me cry because we were very close and I am still a life member of his car club KUSTOMS OF America and I still do all his car shows and I love to see all his cars when they show up
That is one cool clip, thank God for George Barris, the look & sound of the Munster Coach is surpurb !!!. Takes me back to my childhood and seeing these beasts of hot Rods on TV in the 60's. Thanks for making this clip.
""A man without tools is a man without imagination."""
Love the toy.
Remember watching this show as a kid. Marilyn was a favorite!
Which one? She was played by 2 actresses.
Thank you Mr. Barris for your cars. The customs genius.
This is so cool. The art and craft combined with the Hollywood nostalgia make theese legendary automobiles. I sold my 67 galaxie 500 so my daughter could go to school. I love watching this video. Thank you.
Leave it to George Barris to build a car that can bring a smile to everyone's face. Those cars were featured in one of my favorite episodes, the guy that Grandpa was racing stole his parachute and Herman had to grab the car and stop it by dragging his feet, his shoes were smoking it was hilarious. Also the next day after Herman got his car back they show him driving and the engine falls out and is left running on the street as he continues on.
One of the funniest episodes.hahaha
Fun fact. Lily and Hermon were the first TV couple to be shown sleeping in the same bed together
More fun fact Mary Kay and Johnny Sterns were actually the first, way back in 1947
I've rode in the Munster Koach 2 times now and LOVED it and got to sit in the Dragula when Butch "Eddie" and his wife came to town to see me and my husband.
best episode ever for , almost 60 years I have fantasised about building the dragula.
It plays "Oh Promise Me", in second gear.
Got my pic taken with my kid when he was a baby in the Munster car, it was at a local mall :)
A little before my time i was born in 76 but i have every episode the new movie some collectibles and i made a custom hotwheel of this dragster Super big fan and super happy there being taken care of
Thanks those were the days , two of my favorite cars
Pretty cool to see this in color, all of the details and in motion! Once of my childhood movie car favorites. It would be really cool if some built a modern version that was inspired by this design. Not sure I would go too far or too fast in this movie car classic.
The Munster Koach has to be my favorite TV car by far. Absolutely love it
It does my hart good to see this bit of TV history still in good working order.
My two favorite cars. The munsters was a great show. Awesome video👍👍
I have a beautiful Model of The Munsters Koach
Watching the old TV show, I had no idea there was this much gold color on either car, since it was in black and white when I watched it. Of course, I had no idea the Munsters were GREEN (except for Marilyn) until they broadcast in color. I never liked the green skin color.
Hurry grandpa I need to get the casket back to the funeral parlor
I grew up watching my classic car every sunday. fun to watch and educational t.v. at its finest!!
The George Barris and the Ed "Big Daddy" Roth creations were available as scale model kits back when I was into that. I can't remember if they were Revell or Monogram or maybe even another brand I've forgotten. Then there was a series of models for Frankenstein, The Mummy, etc. What a hoot to paint and build, and paint some more. I migrated from that to 1/32 scale slot cars, quickly soldering up my own chassis from brass tubing and rod. That was the kind of hobby where I learned a lot about materials and fabrication, still an interest of mine to this day.