How much is the original 1989 Batmobile worth?

How much is the original 1989 Batmobile worth?

A replica version of the 1989 Batmobile has been put on eBay with a buy it now price of $620,000 (£383,000). The car, described as the world’s only turbine powered bat car, is being sold by its designer Casey Putsch from Putsch Racing.

What car was used for the 1989 Batmobile?

Chevrolet Impala
The new and improved Batmobile, almost 20 feet in length, was built on a Chevrolet Impala chassis, powered by a Chevrolet V-8 engine, which was mounted low in the frame. Distinct in its style, the 1989 Batmobile was fitted with the intake from Rolls Royce jet.

Can you buy the 1989 Batmobile?

The Batmobile featured in the Batman movie (1989), directed by Tim Burton and Michael Keaton in the lead role, is now up for sale. The car is turbine-driven, and its replica is built, which is completely road legal and is available for sale. This Batmobile can be bought from Toy Barn.

How long is the 1989 Batmobile?

20 feet long
The massive 20 feet long Batmobile doesn’t look like just a show car and built from a space-frame chassis that has been mated to fiberglass body panels.

Does Jeff Dunham own a Batmobile?

Dunham has curated his collection to primarily consist of American-made luxury cars, though there are a couple of exceptions. Some of his cars include a 2005 Ford GT, a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda, and a pair of AMC Gremlins. Oh, and Dunham also owns the Batmobile.

How much horsepower does the Batmobile have?

There are a handful of cars so iconic that, when the design studio rolls out a new one, you know what it is before you see the badge.

Did LEGO retire the 1989 Batmobile?

LEGO Batman 76139 1989 Batmobile has dropped out of stock at LEGO.com, as we inch ever-closer to the impressive set’s imminent retirement. Reportedly due to leave shelves for good by the end of 2021, the biggest Batmobile to date will soon be replaced in the portfolio by 76240 Batmobile Tumbler.

How many pieces does the 1989 Batmobile have?

3306
LEGO DC Batman 1989 Batmobile 76139 Building Kit (3,306 Pieces)

Which Batmobile does Jeff Dunham own?

“I bought a Keaton Batmobile in 2011,” Dunham told the Wall Street Journal. “It’s a movie prop; it was used as the stand-in car in the filming of the 1992 Warner Bros. movie Batman Returns, starring Michael Keaton. I put a Corvette engine in it and re-engineered things so it’s drivable and safe.