Gallery: This Restored 1963 Batmobile Could Cost You a Cool $500K

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    Batmobile-1

    This Batmobile was originally an 1956 Oldsmobile 88.
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    Batmobile-7

    The interior of the car was completely restored.
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    Batmobile-2

    The design of the roadster is meant to mimic the style of classic DC Comics' cars.
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    Batmobile-8

    The car's original engine has been completely rebuilt.
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    courtesy Heritage Auctions
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    Batmobile-3

    Greased lightning!
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    Batmobile-4

    This Batmobile made its debut at the Sacramento Autorama roadster show.
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    Batmobile-6

    What, you think there should be a different license plate on here?
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