ahaa soo very nice!

i had the same bed sheets lol

I remember I once had some old Batman Returns flannel bedsheets decorated with that same blueprint/schematic, though for some reason its makers rendered the word "Satellite" as "Satilite"!

im a durty horney cunt i have glasses on my penis

farsi is a gay cnt wiv zayd hillawi all day every day!!!!!!!

I love curry with rice it soo nice

Very Good

Does anyone know where I might could find anything similar to the Batmobile in like a golf cart. My little boy has Down's and we live rural enough that our neighbor lets him drive their golf cart all the time. He is 14 and I was hoping maybe if I just could find the ballpark price I could save and have something like it for his 16th. Thanks for any info. He's been looking at all the pictures for hours saying "Yep moma, that's what I want."
Sincerely Chrisina

He Bat Dudes my 99 % replica will be completed by October this year.

I used a Nissan hardbody truck frame modified in length and width with 4130 tubing, with aluminum substructure. The plug was the toughest part using the blueprints and measurements from the the static display at Six Flags and some ideas from thier suppliers.

I think the average person can build it in about 6 months to build if you have experience on cars engines etc and knowledge of welding. I made molds from the plug and can re-produce the body for anyone interested.

My background is avaition structures with a degreee in Enginneering. This is a really fun project compared to aircraft I have built. Really very simple with exception ofcourse the simulated afterburner. Working on that ...

Melyhius: It was built on an Impala chassis.
Go here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batmobile_%281989%29
and learn.

They also site their sources. An 80's Vette wouldn't have supported the weight of the turbine they used plus it lacked the support for a 20 foot long body that the '89 batmobile ended up sporting.

No dickness taken.

NICE CAR