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The Autoette Project: Ann-Margret’s Electric Sports Rider

Jan 09, 2011 in Barris Kustom, Barris Kustom, Barrisbilt, George Barris

Ann-Margret

The car was a 1961 Kelsen Sports Rider electric car made by Art Kelsen in Stanton, California. From what I can tell, this particular three-wheeled car was modified with a custom rear section from a golf cart by George Barris the “King of Kustomizers” at his shop in North Hollywood, CA.

The Autoette Project: Ann-Margret’s Electric Sports Rider.

Chris Mazarella at the Nostalgia Funny Car meet at Atco Raceway

Jun 26, 2010 in Barris Kustom, Barris Kustom, Barrisbilt, Big Al, hotrod road show

Chris Mazarella at the Nostalgia Funny Car meet at Atco Raceway. Interviewed by Big Al.

Chris Mazarella Nostalgia Funny Cars from Ralph Riccardi on Vimeo.

George Barris – Kustomrama

Apr 11, 2010 in Barris Kustom, George Barris, Sam Barris

George Barris

Famous kustom builder, born in Chicago in 1925. George is the younger brother of Sam Barris. George was named after his uncle. After their parents died, Sam and George moved to Roseville, California in 1928 to live with relatives. Seven years old George began to build balsa wood models of cars and planes. By the time he was nine George was entering and winning model contests sponsored by local hobby shops.

via George Barris – Kustomrama.

The Car 1977

Feb 26, 2010 in Barris Kustom, Barris Kustom, Barrisbilt

It’s “Jaws” on wheels! A satanic car terrorizes a small Southwest town in this awesome 1977 vehicular horror film, “The Car”. Stars James Brolin and R.G. Armstrong.

The Car Room Magazine launches an all new web site

Jan 22, 2010 in Barris Kustom, Batmobile, car shows, Hot Wheels, hotrod road show, TV and Movie Cars

Watch The Car Room LIVE! Saturday night, 7:00pm ET on: The Car Room TV
By Jeff Glasson • January 21, 2010

The Car Room TV

The Car Room TV

Collectors now have an additional online resource for die-cast model information with the launch of the all new Car Room Magazine website. The site’s initial set of features offer information by scale and brand, a photo gallery, die-cast oriented videos and the ability to subscribe to the print version of magazine.
The site has launched with content that can be found in previous issues of the print magazine. Moving forward, collectors can expect to see a great deal of new information that goes beyond the printed page. In addition, a good deal of exciting new functionality is already in the works, and will be rolled out during the first half of the year.
This new site along with some “yet to be announced” surprises are just a part of what is looking to be a banner year for The Car Room Magazine.