Batman's car or also called Batmobile comes in a range of versions as the emergence of the film. But when we talk about the oldest Batman's car, then commonly which we discussed is the 1960s-era Batmobile which modified the 1959 Cadillac and also inspired by Lincoln Futura concept car.
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| First official Batmobile built-in 1963 by Forrest Robinson. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1HivTGJ) |
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| A single large-fin in the middle as a characteristic of the early Batmobile. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1z7Y1rQ) |
Forrest work on it with his friend named Len Perham in the yard of Forrest's family home. The Batmobile built from Oldsmobile 88 is completed in 1963, or two years before the era of the Lincoln Futura Batmobile appears on TV.
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| Rear side view of Forrest Robinson 1963 Batmobile. (Picture from: http://bit.ly/1z7Y1rQ) |
At first, the Forrest "1963 Batmobile" is only used for his daily-tasks as a Batman fan. However, since the Batman craze will increasingly widespread, this car was given a license by DC Comics as a means of promotion.
This car was repainted with the Batman official colors, used for the tour to eastern America and introduced as "Batman's Batmobile", as reported of the Keene Sentinel newspaper in 1966. Once the position is replaced by the Lincoln Futura Batmobile, at that time Forrest decided to sell it, at a price of US $200 only.
Decades later, after this car had piled like a junkyard and rediscovered by Bobby Smith. In February 2013 was bought by Toy Car Exchange LLC to be restored until finally auctioned through the Heritage Auction in Dallas. The opening bid was $90,000 and sold at $137,000. *** [EKA03012015 | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | COMIC BOOK RESOURCES | TELEGRAPH]
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