1975 Lincoln Continental Mark IV in Scottsdale, Arizona

This 1975 Batmobile re-creation is built to resemble the original Batmobile created by George Barris for the 1960s TV Series, "Batman." Taking inspiration from the 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car, key design elements included bubble-style windscreens, hooded headlights, batwing-style tail fins, a rear-mounted faux jet engine, triple vertical-mounted chrome rocket tubes and a central cockpit arch topped with a red beacon. Interior and functional themed components include a Bat-Scope, Bat-Phone, power-retractable Bat-Radar antenna, functioning lights and switches, custom two-spoke steering wheel, working roof-mounted flashing light, wheel-mounted Bat ornaments and Bat decals on the doors. Additional features include a parachute and a functioning flame-thrower mounted inside the faux turbine exhaust port. The donor car used was a 1975 Lincoln Continental Mark IV coupe. The factory Lincoln drivetrain includes the larger A-code 460ci V8 engine paired with a 3-speed automatic transmission. The car also has power steering, hydro-boost power four-wheel disc brakes and all functioning gauges. It rides on 15-inch aluminum wheels wrapped in Cooper Cobra Radial G/T tires. From the Albert La Canne Collection. **TITLED AS 1975 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL**