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.

@@Batcarguy Great video I would be interested in featuring you on my channel, just let me know - Thanks

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.

Yes! That would be cool.

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!

Thank you! Nothing fake, everything button and switch is functional.

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.

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.

Thank you. Yes, the gadgets took longer than the basic car.

Thanks. To be honest, the response to this video has surprised me!

I'm happy Dalton likes the video! Email me at batcarguy@gmail.com. Have a Happy New Year!

Thanks. I think I'm a little too slow for most production schedules :)

Thank you. I've loved the car since I was little.

@@Batcarguy Me too!

@@Batcarguy We ALL have my good man!

Hey, Eric! Yeah, Jim was born to play the Joker :)

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.

Thank you. Note that one actuation of the button yields one bullet. The ATF was very specific about that.

There's a sneak preview at the end of my other recent video you might like.

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

There are very few people that make the body for the 1966 Batmobile. One of them is in Ohio.

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!

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.

Thanks! I started with a 1978 Lincoln Continental.

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!

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.

Thanks for watching!

I'm not really sure. There aren't very many of them.

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.

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.

Glad you liked it. I rearranged the original factory emblem which said "CROWN VICTORIA LX"

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the video!

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

Thanks! Nobody in the trunk. I did line the back of the trunk with steel plate to keep the bullets from passing into the interior.

@@Batcarguy Love the side mounted guns! 9mm? Any way I could get you to do that on my 1949 Cadillac?🤣👍🏻