Ah, but the first TV Batmobile was this gem in 1943…
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True…true…However does it qualify as a pukka Batmobile concept or is it just Bruce Wayne’s daily runner 
Hmmm, I remember watching repeats in the late 60s but the separation between the 2 characters wasn’t defined. The whole story was a simplified cops/robbers pastiche. It just happened that the crime fighter wore a suit.
So, in that context, yes, it was a Batmobile.
You have the field Sir.
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Terry Thomas’s Aston Martin DB3 Bellini 1954 from the film ‘School For Scoundrels’ 1960.
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The LMS Ro-rail Karrier bus has just passed under bridge 7 working from Blisworth to Stratford-upon-Avon, on what is a demonstration run, judging by the number of passengers wearing bowler hats in the saloon.
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Hope that didn’t do the whole London to Scotland run!!
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Whole heap better than the Leyland National based Pacers we got in the 80’s and still hanging on in 2020.
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Oh look, it’s carpet bomb the forum with random shit from google o’clock. 
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Safety tip: Remember to remove your trousers before fiddling with your instrument.
Debbie shows how it should be done…
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Aye, back when street corners were street corners
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And even urchins wore suits and ties
Absolutely ! 
Harrison Ford in Laurel Canyon in 1970 just after helping to build a studio for Sergio Mendes.
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Looks like Siouxsie in that shot.