This
is the 1966 George Barris
batmobile, released in 2008 by Mattel Hot Wheels.
They
did a good job, capturing most of the detail of the real
car. The dash and interior doesn't have all the orange text
warning labels like on the show, but I suspect those were
done just for TV, the original Barris car probably does
not have them.
Complete
Book of Hot Wheels - Mattel Co. celebrated the 25th anniversary
of its die cast toy cars, Hot Wheels, in 1993. They were an
instant success in 1968 and they continue to be loved by children
and collectors alike. The 686 wonderful color photographs
in this new book cover nearly every casting from the first
car through the 1999 model year. They provide a complete visual
guide for collectors. In addition, there is a listing of the
many variations to help collectors sort through the vast and
rapidly growing world of Hot Wheels. The scope of Hot Wheels
collecting is international as collectors can be found throughout
the world. It is enjoyed by people of all ages. This book
will expand their knowledge, interest, and enjoyment of collecting
Hot Wheels.
Hot
Wheels Accessories: The Ultimate Guide - Every accessory
produced since 1968 to 1998 is included in this comprehensive
reference. Detailed listings, with up-to-date prices, cover
various accessories including play, gift and track sets; superchargers;
buttons; Christmas ornaments; puzzles and trading cards; and
lunch boxes. Packed with more than 425 stunning color photos
and listings for vintage and modern accessories, this book
is a must-have for any Hot Wheels enthusiast. -425+ color
photos for easy identification -Listings for 30 years of Hot
Wheels accessories
Hot
Wheels: 35 Years of Speed, Power Performance and Attitude
- Thirty-five years and a few billion cars later, Hot Wheels
cars are still number one. These junior racers are very hot
collectibles and favorite toys for kids of all ages. Mattel
celebrates the 35th anniversary of Hot Wheels in 2003, and
author Randy Leffingwell takes you through their complete
history from the early planning to the latest cars coming
off the line. With full access to Mattel resources, including
the top-secret Hot Wheels Design Center, Leffingwell reveals
who made the cars go fast, who came up with the colors, the
names, the logos, and the unique models. Interviews with more
than 70 individuals-including Mattel founder and Hot
Wheels creator Elliot Handler as well as legendary designers
like Harry Bradley, Ira Gilford, and Larry Wood-allow the
story to be told through the words of those who were there
making Hot Wheels history. This highly illustrated book
is filled with images of rare design drawings and prototypes,
plus photos of all your favorite Hot Wheels cars.
