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Santa's been kidnapped! The Rock to the rescue!
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CGI'ed out the frunk (at least in the still shot)
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Jack will be upset.... the wheels are synchronized on one other than his.....
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Will the red vette be like the Bullitt Mustang and go down in movie fame become worth kazzillions????
Do you think there's more than one?
Do you think there's more than one?
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I would guess likely but I bet not as many as the General Lee.
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Or Eleanor ... or Christine ... or the Bandit
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Don’t forget this classic….
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What Batmobile was based on a Corvette? They are all so grotesque it's hard to tell from the pics I was looking at..
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Hmmm….oh ya , I remember now, lol .
The Batmobile based on a Corvette is the 1989 model, often referred to as the “Keaton-mobile.” It was primarily constructed using a modified Chevrolet Impala chassis but incorporated elements from a 1980 Corvette, retaining some interior features from the Corvette design. Additionally, there have been custom Batmobiles built on Corvette chassis, such as a recreation from the 1960s Batmobile on a 1992 Corvette chassis and a customized 1967 Corvette for the 1960s TV .
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So none were built on a Corvette chassis. I guess I misremembered.
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Additionally, there have been custom Batmobiles built on Corvette chassis, such as a recreation from the 1960s Batmobile on a 1992 Corvette chassis and a customized 1967 Corvette for the 1960s TV .