Adam, great content, as usual...I am a HUGE ‘66 Batman fan from your old stomping grounds in the Central FL area...A few years back I was lucky to meet Adam West at the F/X Show at the Orange County Convention Center, as he was walking around between scheduled appearances, and walked right up and stood in my booth for about 20 minutes, looking at my collection of vintage 1966 Batman toys and collectibles. He was gracious enough to sign the inside lid of my vintage King Seely brand, Batman lunchbox, and it was quite surreal seeing my boyhood hero right in front of me! It is one of my most prized possessions, now that he is no longer among us...but George Barris’ Batmobile is as iconic today as it was back when it first appeared on the TV screen. I have about 1000 or so ‘66 Batman items from that Golden Age of Television that I have collected over the years. It takes up a lot of space in my den and office, but everything is nicely displayed...Your visit to George Barris’ Customs shop has gotten me excited about that old Batman show and the Batmobile all over again, and it’s always been on my bucket list to make that visit to N. Hollywood, CA. Thanks again for the great views...
Mr Woo, nobody but nobody puts out videos that are as much fun as yours. You still have a child’s fascination with those places you visit in the blogs, that sets you apart. Well done 4.8 BooWoos.
he claimed to have created more then he did tho, buying cars and maybe add some things and claim he built em.. like dont think he had anything to do with the back to the future delorean, he just built a replica of it and then im sure he said he built the 89 batmobile aswell but some lads in england built that car, same goes with the fast and the furius eclipse paul walker drove in the first movie :) got the car and added some useless gauges and wires .. but actually custom car wise he as pretty great
Yes James and your grandfather deserves credit and praise for that. A decade later the car was forgotten, abandoned in storage st George's place. He took a shot, repurposed the derelict and made it far more famous than it had been. Credit where due...
Adam I LOVE when you find gems like this to film! You are truly an inspiration to me and all Vlogers out there! Even when your waiting in a line you make things entertaining!!!
I never really knew who created those amazing vehicles, but then again, most of those shows and movies were before my time. And all those Batman collectables remind me of my childhood. My son would of loved all the Back to the Future items, he's a big fan. Thanks for sharing!!! ....got a bit dizzy watching you walk that labyrinth at the end, but it did look kinda fun....lol.
That's a lot cool stuff I haven't seen in years . My uncle Kenny that was only 3 years older than me , used to have a lot of this stuff when we were growing up. I'll have to share this video with him . I think the first car in your video has soda shop chairs in it . That was crazy , but I love it !! lol !! I like how you went to the original bat cave that was in the Batman t.v. show . I use to watch it a lot when I was a kid . Thanks for sharing Adam .
Awesome stuff, I feel lucky enough that I got to meet Adam West b4 he passed & got an autograph. I love when you do the back to the future theme, nailed it
Great stuff!! I remember all the George Barris model kits when I was growing up, even built a few!! Thanks for showing us the Bat Cave exit! I always thought it was in nearby Upstate New York. And I've been wrong since the TV show premiered.
This was awesome! My paper was actually good friends with George Barris. He owned the purple 1951 Mercury from the movie Running Wild. It was in with the Hirahota Mercury. This was so cool to watch Adam!
I realise this is probably a silly thing to be impressed by but I'm glad the organisers of this event made the line rules clear. Bathroom breaks/getting drinks & snacks are important to the queueing experience!!
1:37 that little postmaster is named Mr. ZIP. He was created to get people to use ZIP codes when they were introduced. You can read about him on Wikipedia. Also, I'm a nerd.
Oh my gosh. The Batman bank still lives in my basement! So does the Incredible Hulk bank we've had since the mid 70s. I wish we'd seen more of the Munstermobile, but the Batmobile is terrific.
I had not the foggiest who this amazing man was until you video, Adam. What a creative mind he had.....kind of a little sad to think that much of his life’s work is being sold off like that. But the garage tour was great and I learned who was behind the Batmobile, General Lee and so many others. I’ve got to wonder if he came up with the Gran Torino from Starsky & Hutch as well. Hmmmmm. Thanks again Adam, for finding such an interesting topic and covering it so well! You never fail to entertain. Safe travels! (Hey, thanks for the shout out in your live vlog last night!! I love ya very much and it was amazing to hear!)
No I mean could you clarify what you mean by that. Is this film based on actual events , ie. a murder spree involving a sadistic chainsaw killer? I hope the "date" of the events was only mentioned in the context of the movie's story line, ya know?
@@alcohtraz That was in the 50s though. From what I've heard and read there was no actual chainsaw-wielding psycho at the time of the film in the 70s, now more of an urban legend. The time isn't even right since the alleged killing spree occurred not before but soon after filming ended on TCM. So even if that were true, it would be a case of the murderer being inspired by the movie, not the other way around. As is, the film is said to be only loosely based on Gien anyway.
I LOVE that early 60's maybe late 50's blue Chevy! I have a 67 Chevy c10 same color! Straight six, three on the tree! Been waiting for this video since about 3 a.m. lol couldn't sleep! Absotively positutely an AwEsOme video! Great job bro!
That was cool Adam. Lots of of awesomeness. That truck you were talking about seeing under the Christmas tree I believe was the same truck the terminator ran over in front of the first Sara Connor scene.
You and Cody are so funny together! Thank you for sharing all the sweet cars. I love classic cars. Enjoy that Back to the Future book. It looks awesome! :)
My favorite show in 1966 was BATMAN. I collected so much stuff back then. Now all I have left is my Batman bank that I paid 99 cents for. Nice memories.
Adam and Cody, it's called "scripting". Done BEFORE the shot normally! ;-) Good live stream last night, caught you all near Aretha Franklin's star last night, thanks for that. Georgie Barris stuff, man, that is very cool.
Casper was a great car builder and built a few cars for Barris....George Cushenberry built the Batmobile and Richard "Korky" Korkes designed & built the Munster cars..... the list goes on and on and on!!!! ...... anyway, Carl Casper had a great eye for body lines
@@MrRoach-yo3mz the only car that Carl ever built for anyone else was Evel Knievel's formula 1 dragster which he presented to him at the Kings island jump. Carl still owns every car that he ever built. True that. Thanks so much for your comment.
What used to be just across the street, was where they kept the moving sets, and props from Hogan's Heros, also where Steely Dan and us used to rehearse! He also made the Voxmobile (with instruments, amplifiers, and a keyboard), as well as the cars from Death race!
George Barris was THE man. Loved the Batman 66 series, it was so fun! And the car is so beautiful... I could look at it all day... "Batman the breakfast cereal! Batman the T-shirt! Batman the trading cards! Batman the FLAMETHROWER!" (Where is that BTW?) Oh, and sweet TNT tattoo you got there CO-D! :D
Holy rad garage sale Batman! Those are are some great finds. The original bat mobile will always be my favorite. Now get out of the sun and go chill in your Woo cave.
Adam, great content, as usual...I am a HUGE ‘66 Batman fan from your old stomping grounds in the Central FL area...A few years back I was lucky to meet Adam West at the F/X Show at the Orange County Convention Center, as he was walking around between scheduled appearances, and walked right up and stood in my booth for about 20 minutes, looking at my collection of vintage 1966 Batman toys and collectibles. He was gracious enough to sign the inside lid of my vintage King Seely brand, Batman lunchbox, and it was quite surreal seeing my boyhood hero right in front of me! It is one of my most prized possessions, now that he is no longer among us...but George Barris’ Batmobile is as iconic today as it was back when it first appeared on the TV screen. I have about 1000 or so ‘66 Batman items from that Golden Age of Television that I have collected over the years. It takes up a lot of space in my den and office, but everything is nicely displayed...Your visit to George Barris’ Customs shop has gotten me excited about that old Batman show and the Batmobile all over again, and it’s always been on my bucket list to make that visit to N. Hollywood, CA. Thanks again for the great views...
Mr Woo, nobody but nobody puts out videos that are as much fun as yours. You still have a child’s fascination with those places you visit in the blogs, that sets you apart. Well done 4.8 BooWoos.
Absolutely amazing to think about what all he created! Definitely iconic! Would be cool to have something he autographed!
he claimed to have created more then he did tho, buying cars and maybe add some things and claim he built em.. like dont think he had anything to do with the back to the future delorean, he just built a replica of it and then im sure he said he built the 89 batmobile aswell but some lads in england built that car, same goes with the fast and the furius eclipse paul walker drove in the first movie :) got the car and added some useless gauges and wires .. but actually custom car wise he as pretty great
I hate that he gets all the credit for the original Batmobile! My grandfather designed the concept car that they used for the batmobile
Yes James and your grandfather deserves credit and praise for that. A decade later the car was forgotten, abandoned in storage st George's place. He took a shot, repurposed the derelict and made it far more famous than it had been. Credit where due...
That was amazing. Those toys were definitely from my era. Nice piggy backing Yoda n Luke hahah
Adam I LOVE when you find gems like this to film! You are truly an inspiration to me and all Vlogers out there! Even when your waiting in a line you make things entertaining!!!
~ Very cool Adam, thanks for taking us along! I still have some of those 8 x 10s that I got back in the early 70s. 😎👍
I had the honor of meeting George Barris back in 2015 at his car show in culver city. He was a such a cool guy.
I worked with and for George for a few years, he saved EVERYTHING.
This was amazing...those cars rocked...and the batcave ruled..lol..as always ur humor kills me...joy surround everyone
I never really knew who created those amazing vehicles, but then again, most of those shows and movies were before my time. And all those Batman collectables remind me of my childhood. My son would of loved all the Back to the Future items, he's a big fan. Thanks for sharing!!! ....got a bit dizzy watching you walk that labyrinth at the end, but it did look kinda fun....lol.
Off the hook tour!!!!! I. Have driven by there when I lived around there 40 years ago. Post master was a 1/24th scale model. Cool! The bat cave!
That's a lot cool stuff I haven't seen in years . My uncle Kenny that was only 3 years older than me , used to have a lot of this stuff when we were growing up. I'll have to share this video with him . I think the first car in your video has soda shop chairs in it . That was crazy , but I love it !! lol !! I like how you went to the original bat cave that was in the Batman t.v. show . I use to watch it a lot when I was a kid . Thanks for sharing Adam .
The Luke and Yoda ending was truly magnificent, some of your finest work boys.
Gotta love the history lessons. Thank you Adam! Can't wait for the next one.
Great video!
Love that light blue truck near the beginning!
Enjoyed your live stream last night, too!
:)
This video had a great ending, too!!
:)
That place was cool, love classic cars, and The BATMOBILE rocks, and the mural too!
Awesome stuff, I feel lucky enough that I got to meet Adam West b4 he passed & got an autograph. I love when you do the back to the future theme, nailed it
So awesome to see all that cool Barris stuff Adam! So much hot rod history! lol That ending was priceless! Great work, as always! Thank you!🤘🏼👍🏼
I haven't been there in years. I was lucky enough to have met George Barris, and had him sign my 1/24 Munster Koach model.
I also have a picture of myself sitting in the Munster Koach.
Great video, I had no idea he had made so many iconic cars. Very Cool! Thanks Adam
Great stuff!! I remember all the George Barris model kits when I was growing up, even built a few!! Thanks for showing us the Bat Cave exit! I always thought it was in nearby Upstate New York. And I've been wrong since the TV show premiered.
This was awesome! My paper was actually good friends with George Barris. He owned the purple 1951 Mercury from the movie Running Wild. It was in with the Hirahota Mercury. This was so cool to watch Adam!
Wow, good video, cool visit to the cave and Barris Kustom. I have enjoyed your previous videos on Seminole Dragway and Burt Reynolds ranch too.
Thanks Adam, safe travels.
I love Cobra, one of my guilty pleasures. Classic 80s.
Oh man, I can’t believe you went to this!! So freaking awesome!!!! I would have bought a bunch of stuff, for sure.
I had that Batman poster book!! Flashbacks to my childhood. Awesome video, Adam!
OMG THE BEST BATMOBILE COLLECTION EVER!!!!
I realise this is probably a silly thing to be impressed by but I'm glad the organisers of this event made the line rules clear. Bathroom breaks/getting drinks & snacks are important to the queueing experience!!
Awsome day adam nice to be along on another one of your adventures
Yoda's going to hurt your back Adam! LOL Gotta love all the Barris Cars! Awesome!
1:37 that little postmaster is named Mr. ZIP. He was created to get people to use ZIP codes when they were introduced. You can read about him on Wikipedia. Also, I'm a nerd.
revengefrommars
“Mail moves the country and Zip Code moves the Mail”
I'm 63 years old and I remember Mr. Zip very well.
Tom Dainials designed and built the MAIL TRUCK aka ZIP CODE for Barris!
Vicky Abramowitz you mean you're 63 years young! 😉
Master of creating stars with cars he was and always will bemered as.
Geoge Barris was a vehicle genius. Lovin all the classic cars pulling in, beauties 🤤
Awesome content as usual. Thanks Adam. Thumbs up everyone. ..
Wow great stuff he was an amazing designer!! Thanks Adam!!😀
I would have loved to have been there! Thanks for the video! It's the 2nd best thing!! Loved it
Awesome! I love iconic movie cars. Thanks for all you do Adam you inspired me to try the daily vlog
I love his designs. This must have been a blast to attend.
Oh my gosh. The Batman bank still lives in my basement! So does the Incredible Hulk bank we've had since the mid 70s.
I wish we'd seen more of the Munstermobile, but the Batmobile is terrific.
I had not the foggiest who this amazing man was until you video, Adam. What a creative mind he had.....kind of a little sad to think that much of his life’s work is being sold off like that. But the garage tour was great and I learned who was behind the Batmobile, General Lee and so many others. I’ve got to wonder if he came up with the Gran Torino from Starsky & Hutch as well. Hmmmmm.
Thanks again Adam, for finding such an interesting topic and covering it so well! You never fail to entertain. Safe travels! (Hey, thanks for the shout out in your live vlog last night!! I love ya very much and it was amazing to hear!)
Awesome! I met George back in 2002 at a car show and got his autograph on a T-shirt 😊 would of loved to hit up that garage sale!
Oh man Cody !! First vlog i Saw was you and Cody at Abandoned Splendid China Almost 8-9 years Ago! Time doesn´t pass for you guys!!!
Just watched again ua-cam.com/video/GEpb-PE8y68/v-deo.html
Happy "Texas Chainsaw Massacre Day." The events of the movie took place 45 years ago today on August, 18, 1973.
Is that like an inside joke? I honestly never saw the film, just curious.
Adam is a fan of the movie and vlogged the filming locations. The date is when the events of the movie took place.
No I mean could you clarify what you mean by that. Is this film based on actual events , ie. a murder spree involving a sadistic chainsaw killer? I hope the "date" of the events was only mentioned in the context of the movie's story line, ya know?
@@punchline43 based on the Ed Gien murders....
@@alcohtraz That was in the 50s though. From what I've heard and read there was no actual chainsaw-wielding psycho at the time of the film in the 70s, now more of an urban legend. The time isn't even right since the alleged killing spree occurred not before but soon after filming ended on TCM. So even if that were true, it would be a case of the murderer being inspired by the movie, not the other way around. As is, the film is said to be only loosely based on Gien anyway.
Great VLOG Adam!! George Barris was an amazing customizer.
I'm a Big fan of Batman and Adam this was an awesome vlog...Thanx for the tour of the Batcave.
I LOVE that early 60's maybe late 50's blue Chevy! I have a 67 Chevy c10 same color! Straight six, three on the tree! Been waiting for this video since about 3 a.m. lol couldn't sleep! Absotively positutely an AwEsOme video! Great job bro!
This was a lot of fun. Love the movie posters. If only I'd been at that sale with my debit card.
I didn't know about this. Thank you so much for showing us! :D
AWESOMENESS! love the Adam west batman the best!
George Barris is such a cool dude that rocks so much! 6:22 #thatsrightcomeon💪
Wow! Getting some schooling on mazes vs. labrynths! Go Woo!!
Great job Adam as usual thank you for posting 👍
That was cool Adam. Lots of of awesomeness. That truck you were talking about seeing under the Christmas tree I believe was the same truck the terminator ran over in front of the first Sara Connor scene.
Love that Bat Cave, amazing!
I used to have ALL of those ghostbusters toys! I loved them!
The Back To The Future haul is awesome!
That stone labyrinth kind of resembles the Indian burial ground in Pet Semetary!! Great video as always Adam!!!!
Watched Munsters Go Home on Svengoolie recently. LOVE the Barris coffin dragster, Dragula.
Cold Sooner , I have Munsters Go Home on DVD, I love the Munsters
You and Cody are so funny together! Thank you for sharing all the sweet cars. I love classic cars. Enjoy that Back to the Future book. It looks awesome! :)
You and CO-D reminded me of Batman and Robin @ 16:52 lol ...Great as always!
That’s cool I saw this sale on the news in Tulsa Oklahoma!
My favorite show in 1966 was BATMAN. I collected so much stuff back then. Now all I have left is my Batman bank that I paid 99 cents for. Nice memories.
Cool garage sale! He definitely made a lot of awesome automobiles!
I enjoyed this entire vlog...but the very end was the best!!!! Lol!
Cool swag my good man. Enjoy to the max. Rock on
thanks 4 the tour of the bat cave&garge sale
Thank you for suffering the heat for a great vlog.
Great vlog as usual Adam. You picked up some nice items. Thanks.
Got my Adam the Woo T-shirt. It's awesome. Fits perfectly. And, it has a reinforced collar (which is awesome in itself).
That ending was awesome 😂🤣😂🤣
OMG, I would have gone broke! Thanks for sharing.
Adam and Cody, it's called "scripting". Done BEFORE the shot normally! ;-)
Good live stream last night, caught you all near Aretha Franklin's star last night, thanks for that.
Georgie Barris stuff, man, that is very cool.
Love Your Channel Adam!! Thanks From Canada
My cousin is Carl Casper's who is another famous custom car builder. He was good friends with Barris. Great Video woo man
Casper was a great car builder and built a few cars for Barris....George Cushenberry built the Batmobile and Richard "Korky" Korkes designed & built the Munster cars..... the list goes on and on and on!!!! ...... anyway, Carl Casper had a great eye for body lines
@@MrRoach-yo3mz the only car that Carl ever built for anyone else was Evel Knievel's formula 1 dragster which he presented to him at the Kings island jump. Carl still owns every car that he ever built. True that. Thanks so much for your comment.
This place is a gold mine! I would love to get my hands on some BTTF stuff!
What used to be just across the street, was where they kept the moving sets, and props from Hogan's Heros, also where Steely Dan and us used to rehearse! He also made the Voxmobile (with instruments, amplifiers, and a keyboard), as well as the cars from Death race!
Good morning Adam, have a great day!
I wish I had thought about Barris Customs and known about The Bat Cave when I was in LA.
I sure would have visited both.
there's a lot of cool stuff in California, my Uncle loves that show
Awesome, Adam
Greatshow Once again Thankyou !
Woo did it again!! 👍🏻👍🏻 Awesome vlog ✌🏻
George Barris was THE man. Loved the Batman 66 series, it was so fun! And the car is so beautiful... I could look at it all day... "Batman the breakfast cereal! Batman the T-shirt! Batman the trading cards! Batman the FLAMETHROWER!" (Where is that BTW?) Oh, and sweet TNT tattoo you got there CO-D! :D
That batman cereal is so rad!
Wow, I had that "Big Pete" pedal truck when I was a kid. Circa 1979
Love the Back To The Future stuff.
Great video Adam that’s a keeper.
never seen a keaton batmobile tent before really really cool
Was looking for Count Stankus running out of the Bat Cave with the Mego bat mobile!!!! LOL
Hi Adam love learning about all things Cailfornia
Holy rad garage sale Batman! Those are are some great finds. The original bat mobile will always be my favorite. Now get out of the sun and go chill in your Woo cave.
Some trivia for you. The Supervan you pointed out was used in Back to the future. It was painted green and was used as a bus.
Good morning, how do you do, Mr. Woo? Thank you for vlogging one of my heros, George Barris. I built many a model car of his customs in the 60s.
Great video.... thank you for an awesome video
Awesome. Love the batman tv show.
In the art and architecture they call that The Golden Mean. An ever expanding spiral at a constant.
I'm super jealous right now
That was sooooo awesome!!!
Loved It Adam!
Job well Done , Thanks for the Video