SWEETEST HOT ROD EVER BUILT!

[MotownMadman]

Well guys, to my dismay the Coffin car was at the auction for display, it belongs to the Trading Post in Muskegon Michigan, he wont sell it at the present time. The auction was disorganized so it did not do well, who ever heard of running three lanes at a classic car auction? There were a few nice cars in attendance but very few hit reserve, very few of the attending crowd even knew what a ZL-1 was, let alone the value. But, we had fun anyway, anybody that knows how to post an attachment here let me know and I will send you a photo of the Coffin car so it can be posted.
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[MotownMadman]

Here is a photo of the car at the auction in current condition.
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[MotownMadman]

Also, as for details, it turns out Barris built two of these, one as the TV car and one as a back up and for display purposes. If you notice the handles on the coffin in the original photo early in this thread, then look at the handles in this photo. The original had functional handles, these are moulded to the body. Also, the original had chrome air scoops, these are painted. The back up car recently sold at an auction in Florida to the current owner for $46,000 and change. So what I want to know, where is the original? Barris still have it as he does the original Batmobile? Anyone have insight on this? I want the real deal.
Thanks,
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[Norm reynolds]

Also the original had a bubble top [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

[MotownMadman]

Norm,
It has the bubble top, just had to see with the lid hinged up like that.
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[68z302]

Maybe the "original" one was made with a real Casket? [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]
Hmmm... wood grain dash! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

Rob