George Barris, creator of the 1966 Batmobile and a multitude of classic custom cars, has died at the age of 89. Famous Hollywood car customizer George Barris, known for iconic creations like the 1966 ...

This 1966 photo provided by Lozzi Media Services and Barris Kustom Industries shows designer George Barris with the original Batmobile in Los Angeles. Barris, who created television's original ...

The base car, a 1970 Cadillac Eldorado, was already one of the most dramatic production vehicles of its era.

Wildly customized Cadillac Eldorado designed by George Barris returns to auction with dramatic styling and vintage luxury ...

It's easy to find shops and people who are in the business of customizing cars, but it's extremely difficult to find the ones that rise to the talent displayed by the likes of George Barris. And you ...

This fresh, fly, and over-the-top green Caddy on Bring a Trailer (which, like Car and Driver, is part of Hearst Autos) is ...

Throughout his illustrious career, kustom kulture legend George Barris built many wild vehicles. However, with its airplane rear wheels and powerful Buick V8 engine, the Sidewinder drag trike might ...

Barris Kustom Industries, the birthplace of some of the most famous modified cars of the 20th century, looks set to close. Self-proclaimed “king of the customizers”, George Barris moved his business ...

George Barris, the creator of the Batmobile and many other memorable vehicles for TV and movies — but before that a legend in the Los Angeles car culture — died today, his son Brett announced on ...

George Barris is a very influential man; there probably isn't a person reading this magazine who hasn't been affected by him. Most people think of Barris as just a famous customizer, but what they don ...

You might have recently read our throwback look at the interview that Ed "Big Daddy" Roth and George Barris did withRod & Custom editor Bill Neumann back in 1961. The story first ran inR&C's May 1962 ...

I was looking at the Batmobile. It was at rest in broad daylight in a showroom in the San Fernando Valley, as if one might wander in, kick the tires and sign the papers to take it home. George Barris, ...