A Christine replica (1959 Plymouth Fury) from the movie Christine, a 1983 John Carpenter film based on the Steven King book. The original car was a 1958.

George Barris: An American designer and builder of Hollywood custom cars. Known throughout the world as the 'original' King of Kustomizers, his impressive catalog of cars built for TV include the original Batmobile, Green Hornet's Black Beauty, Beverly Hillbillies Truck, KITT from the Knight Rider, Munster Koach (Munsters), Monkeemobiles, and probably his most famous commissioned project, the Hirohata Merc. A chopped "lead sled" that started out as a 1951 Mercury Club Coupe.

Left: One of the original Black Beauty cars used in the Green Hornet 1966 TV series. The car (1965 Imperial Crown) was built by George Barris and Dean Jefferies. Bruce Lee most likely drove this car.
Right: The Tucker 48 movie prop replica from Jeff Bridges film, Tucker, A Man and His Dream.

Blue and white Whosville car. Ron Howard directed Jim Carrey as the Grinch Who Stole Christmas, a film realization of the beloved Dr. Seuss classic. The fiberglas body is mounted to a golfcart chassis/frame.

The "Professor Fate Rocket Car from the 1965 Great Race movie car starring Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon and Natalie Wood. Jack Lemmon played Professor Fate in the slap-stick movie.

Wall space fillers?

A replica of the Monkeemobile. Built roughly to mimic a 1967 Pontiac GTO. Cars of Hollywood display.

The Monkeemobile blower is just for looks and does not function.

Three more iconic wax figures: Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr and Marilyn Monroe portrayed in the classic scene in the 1955 "The Seven Year Itch" movie. Entrance to the Cars of Hollywood display.

1936 Auburn Boattail Speedster. Screen used car driven by Madonna in the Dick Tracy movie. Built by Geroge Barris Kustoms. Cars of Hollywood display.

1948 Dodge taxi from the movie: "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008).

Space Racer Mach 5. Cars of Hollywood display.

Dashboard of the original screen-used (Grease Lightning) 1948 Ford Deluxe convertible seen in John Travolta and Oliva Newton-John's 1978 movie, Grease. Cars of Hollywood display.

Left: not only is this a screen used vehicle appearing in Harrison Ford's "The Raiders of the Lost Arc," but it was also in Val Kilmer's first film, "Top Secret." Cars of Hollywood display.

Screen accurate recreation of the car used in "Back to the Future." Originally three 1981 DeLorean DMC-12s were used in the film. Cars of Hollywood display.

No doubt you are now heading into the "British Invasion" zone.

1956 Bentley.

Planet Euro houses many German cars, including a gaggle of Volkswagen Beetles (Volk=people, Wagen=car).

Yes, plenty of two-wheeled chariots were on display.

Russian stack dolls sit on a Russian built 1982 Moskvitch automobile.