![]() 09/27/2013 at 15:37 • Filed to: Batmobile | ![]() | ![]() |
Candy company founder George Helms doesn't abuse his money. !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! , plus a few Elvis cars, Burt Reynold's old Seminole Caddy, but especially infamous around the area for this:
$44k for the Batmobile, (and a Bat-cycle) in 1985, really, a good investment. Local CL Batmobiles go for $65K, not even screen-used.
This one, was !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!!
I'm not sure if that means screen-used, but who cares. It was a drag-racing Batmobile. Wrap that around your head. With Bat-Chutes.
Complete with holes in the canopy to keep it from flying off at speed.
Right now it's stuck in a Nashville Museum, awaiting a even richer maniac to set new quarter-mile times.
..Until the kid turned 18 and insists on the keys? I don't think that happened. Probably a few runs around town and realization no insurance company would take the tab for a learners-permit kid with a Batmobile. So museums it went.
Kinda makes that kid in high school with a new Corvette seem a bit lame, eh?
Yes, we had one, and yes, he did a burnout and yes, he hit a pole doing it.:D
Photos courtesy .javelinamx.com and tricities.com
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I like the green on that Caddy.
![]() 09/27/2013 at 16:57 |
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Don't know where you can just go see the cars. We have a few strange pockets of vintage cars here A fool and his money could rack up a pile of stuff. I could go get a Mako Shark right now with one click of CL. :)
and financing.
![]() 09/27/2013 at 17:47 |
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Methinks this reply wasn't meant for me.
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Sorry, went off on a tangent in regards to where one could actually see the car and the color. sorry for the tl:wut