The best Bat-Board past, present and future! Great video Scott. Thanks to all who have contributed over the years and the behind the scenes crew that keeps it alive. Happy Anniversary to the Bat-Board and Happy 60th to our beloved TV Batman. Great memories and fun over all these years and lets keep ...

Someone found that in Star Trek "The Cage" episode the same or similar type goggles were used and he created a pair adding the white rubber rim!

Undine (Surf's Up!, Joker's Under!) has an unpainted wicker one

Donna Loren
Susie

Marianna Hill
Cleo Patrick (Spell of Tut)

Linda Harrison
Cheerleader II/Miss Gotham City

Inga Neilsen
Angelina (moll in Nora Clavicle)

Jane Wald
Jill (Joker Trumps An Ace)

Other actors/characters who are still with us and not shown above! Burt Ward Lee Meriwether Jill St. John John Astin Terry Moore Rob Reiner James Brolin Tony Santoro (Tony Santoro credited as playing... Bar Patron in the movie, Convict (portrayed by Tony Santoro) Ma Parker episode) found online Any ...

Maybe just added? but here are 3 more

Glad and thanks to all who still participate in this original Bat-Board!

Now to try and match it up possibly to one seen on screen! That odd angle outside side edge on the right eye might help.

No problem Mark, just trying to keep the history of the 2 Jeffries cars accurate and separate from the replicas. I've lost count on the '66 Batmobile replicas and who's made what and when over the last say 10 years!! I used to be able to ID a bat just with perhaps a single photo, not today!

Barris sold this car to JJ Born for the Chicago Antique Auto Museum, where the #4 dragster and 'a' Batcycle were on display. Mark, this topic is dealing with the George Barris built "Sunroof" clone. It was the Dean Jeffries #2 Black Beauty that spent time at the Chicago Historical Antique...

Outstanding collection and as always great talent shown making these. p.s. Did you know the remote control to the Black Beauty was in reality a vintage TV remote channel changer and a small plastic camera charm from a gumball machine or Cracker-Jacks box with added toggle switches, antennae and dome...

Impressive

From Heritage Auction website, screen grabs of final bids (includes buyers premium), probably have to download image to see in full (more items later)

This background music? (this link to video good 7 days)

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