Talk:Custom car
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Famous professional customizers include George Barris, Pete Chapouris (who collaborated on "The California Kid", a '34 5-window Ford coupe, in film of same name), Troy Trepanier, Boyd Coddington; several Hot Wheels products are based on famous customs; Barris built the '60s TV Batmobile and Green Hornet's Black Beauty. Don't see any of them mentioned.... Trekphiler 04:01, 22 December 2005 (UTC)
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[edit] It's a KITT?
I deleted this:
- "A consequence is these new "scratch built" vehicles cannot be licensed for street use, as they do not meet the myriad of regulations applying to new cars, and are not exempt as they were if rebuilt from original components fabricated before new rules came into effect."
These cars can be licenced under the same rules applying to kitcars, which is more/less what they are. Trekphiler 01:07, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
