Barris died early Thursday morning, son Brett Barris said on Facebook. “Sorry to have to post that my father, legendary kustom car king George Barris, has moved to the bigger garage in the sky ...

Who was George Barris, you ask? Essentially, he was to car customization what Andy Serkis is to motion capture. Barris and his company, Barris Kustom Industries, crafted numerous iconic cars for ...

George Barris, the creator of the Batmobile and many other memorable vehicles for TV and movies — but before that a legend in the Los Angeles car culture — died today, his son Brett announced on ...

They called upon Barris to remove images of the flying DeLorean ... the vehicles he makes for movies. “The car guys want to get the story out while George Barris is still alive and can be ...

Car shows brought the Barris influence to people all around the country. George was one of the first and most sought-after "pros" on the car show circuit. It was a promoter in Sacramento that ...

Barris’ son announced the new of his father’s passing on Facebook. “Sorry to have to post that my father, legendary kustom car king George Barris, has moved to the bigger garage in the sky ...

Famous movie car designer George Barris was granted a patent for the design of the Batmobile 56 years ago today on October 18, 1966. The iconic car was used throughout the Batman TV show's ...

There was just one man for the job: George Barris. “I saw the script and it said, ‘Bang,’ ‘Pow,’ ‘Boom,’ ” Barris told The Times in 2012. “That’s exactly what I wanted the car ...

"Sorry to have to post that my father, legendary kustom car king George Barris, has moved to the bigger garage in the sky," Brett Barris wrote. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Barris was born in ...