Old Charley Moore has been collecting movie cars for years. He has so many, he built a museum. George Barris pays him a Fourth of July visit and is Grand Mashall for the “First” Fourth of July parade in the United States.
A pretty awesome little bike shop with a lot of old school and out of the ordinary bicycles. Really, it almost reminds me of a Vintage Bicycle Museum of some sort. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. You can tell they have been doing this for a while. Also they have a very large selection of catalogs to get parts from, so basically if you can’t find it anywhere else, you will more than likely find it at College Cyclery. The prices on bicycles are pretty steep, but now that I think about it, they have the oddest and most unique bicycle selection I have ever seen. So if you are looking for a rare part, some custom work or repair, or a unique bicycle, go here and expect to see some pretty neat things.
George Barris Road Show. Barris Kustom City, North Hollywood CA
Thirty-six clips of the best of The George Barris Road Show. Lots of great clips. Road Show Hostess screen tests. The original 1966 Batmobile Contract. The motorized ice cooler, Cruzin Cooler. Tony Wood’s Wild 67 Tbird Choptop Wagon. John Schneider presents George Barris a lifetime achievement award at the San Fernando Valley Film Festival. Playboy’s “Girls Next door” meet the Barris Kustom boys next door. Original 1955 footage of the Lincoln Futura in NY which later becam the mos famous car in The world, the 1966 TV Batmobile. Matt Light of the New England Patriots welding and fabricating fenders for his custom motorcycle, Broken Arrow. The San Fernando Valley Film festival Awards. The crew at Barris Kustom Industries. Jerry Kind’s Kustoms. The Helicopter Limo. Barneys Beanery Car Show. Bill Hines the lead master’s working shop. The Barris Toy and diecast car Collection. Dick Dean in the #1 Monkeemobile. Back to the Future Replica DeLorean. Volo VooDoo Kreeper. And mush much more!
Now in its 60th year, The Grand National Roadster Show takes place at the LA County Fairplex, Pomona, CA. Once known as the Oakland Roadster Show, it is the longest running indoor car show in the world! Produced at the Fairplex in Pomona for the 6th consecutive year, this show features more than 500 show vehicles that will compete for awards inside all of the Fairplex buildings. Another 400-800 vehicles will join the event for the GNRS Drive In parked in between the buildings and walkways. See over 100 historic vehicles that have been in the show at least once before.
Arc Audio at Soundsation in Staten Island NY
George Barris made a rare east coast appearance at Soundsation Audio in Staten Island NY. Many posed for pictures with George and the 1966 Batmobile at Soundsation, 2311 Forest Avenue, Staten Island, NY. Then Barris and Lambros Vassiliou, owner of Soundsation, drove the Batmobile and a vintage, lime green 1969 Dodge Charger to cruise night at Superior Confections on 1150 South Avenue where the real party was. Sponsors of this event include Arc Audio, Soundsation, Barrisbilt Productions, Superior Confections, Absolutely OK Auto Body, Delfini’s Gourmet Catering, Custom Signs and Championship Construction.
Ed Budd and George Barris get together for the annual Fitchbug, MA Big Block car show. George meets “HemiGirl” and tours some New England custom shops. John Runyan from the Philadelphia Eagles unveils his new 1970 pro-street Chevelle.
George Barris and the Hot Rod Road Show travel north of the border to London, Ontario Canada and hook up with some of the most die hard cars guys in the world. Steve Plunkett is our host and resident gear head at the world famous Fleetwood Country Cruize-In.
The City of Los Angeles named a street after The King of Kustoms, George Barris.
The creator of the Batmobile and Munsters Koach, still revving strong at 80 something (he’s not telling), has a street in LAs famous NOHO district named after him. Next time you are in town, cruise down Riverside to George Barris Place.