thebatfanmanbiblenotebook: The Bat Vehicles

Thursday, July 17, 2014

The Bat Vehicles

Batman has so many vehicles. But the most he love is the batmobile.It is easily fix than air vehicles, and well comfortable Check out the complete history

Batmobile parade

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Gotham Series Finale - Batman Reveal Scene (HD)

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1956 Oldsmobile 88 - THE FIRST BATMOBILE

First Comic(5TH)Batmobile With design

With Innovation

Batman - The Brave And The Bold

Short Distances

First With BatCOWL Ensignia(11TH)

The 2 Danbury mint 1940 and 1960 comic book batmobile. Ultra rare exclusive by looking at toys

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The Batvan(probably used for Bat Cycle Mission)

The Adam West Replica

1966 Batmobile - CRIME FIGHTER

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Michael Keaton Replica

Jeff Dunham and The Batmobile From Batman Returns

Val Kilmer's

Batman Forever Batmobile

George Clooney's

Batman and Robin Batmobile (Clooney Batmobile)

Christian Bale's

Batman's Tumbler - Jay Leno's Garage

BATPOD

Chopper City USA PS-Pod 1st Ride Replica of the BATMAN™ Bat-Pod

Car link two

Ben Affleck's

The NEW Team Galag Batmobile | Gumball 3000 2016

BATMOBILE IN REAL LIFE!

PATTINSON

The Batman New Batmobile Twin Engine Thousand Horsepower Monster ???

The Batmobile & Everything You’d Ever Need To Know | The Batman’s *modified* 1969 Dodge Charger

and of course

Simple

The First(IN COMICS CHRONOLOGY)

In The 1939 Movie A COMMON CAR OF BRUCE IS USED AS THE BATMOBILE(2ND CAR IN COMICS CHRONOLOGY)

Batman when covered

Bruce Wayne when uncovered

ANOTHER RED CAR IS USED WITH A BAT EMBLEM ON THE FRONT AS THE FIRST TRUE BATMOBILE

The car that first used the name was unlike later cars: this one was a bright red convertible that lacked fins, shields, or any other "bat" theme save for a small gold hood ornament. It did, however, sport a supercharged engine capable of tremendous speeds and a heavily reinforced nose capable of smashing through buildings without suffering any damage.

The bulk of the design was based on the Cord 812, a revolutionary design that featured America's first front-wheel drive design with independent front suspension, a 185HP V8, a semi-automatic transmission with overdrive, retractable headlights, variable-speed wipers, and a sleek, low-slung body (including fully hidden door and trunk hinges). The set back engine meant that there was ample space between the front of the car and the front of the engine, an ideal place for Batman to add the "battering ram" nose without risking damage to the car's mechanical components.

There were no gadgets. No shields. No cannons. Nothing. Just a small golden bat symbol on the bonnet, and a reinforced nose which would help Batman smash through buildings. Some things never really change.

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