1. Batmobile (1966): Barris transformed a 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car into the iconic Batmobile for the popular television series "Batman" starring Adam West and Burt Ward. The sleek and futuristic Batmobile became an instantly recognizable symbol of the series.
2. Munsters Koach (1964-1966): Barris customized a Ford Model T for the television show "The Munsters." With its elongated body, coffin-like shape, and various modifications, the Munsters Koach became a symbol of the show's quirky and macabre humor.
3. The Kookie Kar (1964-1966): Barris created this custom car for the television series "77 Sunset Strip." With its unusual design, gull-wing doors, and futuristic details, the Kookie Kar perfectly complemented the show's stylish and glamorous atmosphere.
4. Bewitched Car (1965): For the popular sitcom "Bewitched," Barris customized an Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 model. The car was featured prominently in the series, primarily as a means of transportation for the character Darrin Stephens (Dick York and later Dick Sargent).
5. Black Beauty (1966): Barris worked on customizing the 1966 Chrysler Imperial Crown convertible that served as the main car of the superhero series "The Green Hornet." With its unique design, black paint, and various gadgets, Black Beauty became a beloved and recognizable part of the show.
6. General Lee (1969): Barris was responsible for the modifications made to a 1969 Dodge Charger that became the General Lee, the iconic car featured in the popular television series "The Dukes of Hazzard." With its distinctive paint scheme and signature horn, the General Lee gained widespread recognition and became an American cultural icon.
These are just a few examples of the famous cars that George Barris created and customized throughout his illustrious career. His unique vision and skill in car customization made him a legendary figure in the automotive world.
