How much is the Munsters car worth?

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Designed and built by custom car guru George Barris, the V8-powered coffin dragster is one of just five produced. UPDATE, 20 January 2022: The Munster family’s hot-rod dragster has sold at auction for $US473,000 – converting to $AU660,000.

Where is the original Munster Koach today?

While the original Munster Koach now resides at famed TV and movie custom car builder George Barris’ Barris Kustoms Museum in North Hollywood, Calif., Patrick says the Drag-U-La coffin-based dragster was broken down (and lost to posterity) shortly after the series ended.

What kind of car was the Munster Koach?

Ford Model T bodies
Specifications. Only one Koach was made for the television series and feature film. It was made from three Ford Model T bodies and is 18 feet long. The 133-inch frame was made by hand, as were the brass radiator and fenders.

What year was the Munsters Koach?

The Munster Koach is a movie car that Barris Kustoms built for The Munsters television series in 1964.

Who owns The Munsters coffin car?

#4 is owned by Ricky DeBanardo in New York. He is opening a museum some time next year. He is using it at car shows all the time as he loves to drive it. . Each hubcap was decorated with a large silver spider.

Where is The Munsters family car?

the Volo Auto Museum
Gold drapes and tassels, white spider webs on the windshield and gas lights up front, and so many other details make this car an amazing work of art. If you want to see the Munster Koach with your own eyes, the Volo Auto Museum is located in Volo, Illinois and is open every day.

How much horsepower did The Munsters car have?

300 horsepower
300 horsepower 289ci Ford V8. Jahns high compression pistons.

What engine was in The Munsters coffin car?

Both the Munsters Koach and Dragula used 289 ci Ford small-block engines. Built on a modified T-bucket frame, it was powered by a Ford 289 ci V8 with a Mickey Thompson Ram-Thrust intake and four carburetors. Barris claimed it had 350 hp. It was hooked to a C-4 automatic transmission spinning an early Ford rear end.

Where is The Munsters coffin car?

The original car was housed in a Planet Hollywood in Atlantic City, New Jersey, where it hung from the ceiling This Planet Hollywood location is now closed according to Planet Hollywood’s website the car is now housed at the Volo Auto museum in the town of Volo,IL. 1 hour north of Chicago.