What movie cars did he make so I can remember him more since I didn't get into cars until my freshman year in college in 2006?

Here's some of them http://www.barris.com/carsgallery/t.....rs-tvmovie.php

all of those cars are before my time since I was born in 1987. plus I never saw any of those movies or TV shows at all.

Wooooow.... that man... was a legend.

I had heard so many good things about him and saw all the cars he designed and made... such a shame that he's gone now. :c

May he rest peacefully up in the clouds~

He also had a bad habit of taking credit for other people's work, but but he certainly did enough on his own to justify his rep.

Yes that's true... god, so sad. ;_;

I can't believe he's dead.

Oh no may he rest in peace he was and will be the king of car customisers

If there is an automotive heaven; may Ed Roth, Boyd, Kenneth Robert Howard, and Bo Huff all welcome him.

he did many good things, but he also lived a very long successful life, may he rest in peace.

And people say Hot Wheels don't get made IRL!
That Super Van is totes 70s, right on!
And I didn't know that Barris made The Car...

Pretty sure he did the Monkeemobile and had a hand in the General Lee too.

Waaaaaay back when I went to SEMA, we had the General in our booth and he came up to the booth. I wasn't as well versed in car lore back then as I'm more of a design the parts and make em fit kinda guy, so he came up to our booth and introduced himself. I sort of blew him off because he was just another guy asking about when John Schneider was going to come by the booth. By that time I'd had my fill of folks trying to crowd the booth to meet him and as he walked away my boss sort of gave me a whack and asked if I had any idea who that was. Once he told me I felt like such an ass for not recognizing him considering I've grown up watching so many of his cars from the Munsters to the Monkees.

Years later I ran across the Batmobile in Sacramento too. Apparently he had a shop there that he loved to use for restoration and when they finished with the cars they would hold them at the Vintage Ford Parts store until his people would come pick up the car. Last I had heard they had the Munsters coach coming next. That's one I would've loved to have seen.

He was a true customizing genius. Many of his vehicles appeared in the TV shows & Movies of the late 60's & early 70's, One of my favorites of his was the "Drag-U-La" car he did for The Munsters TV show. He will be missed!

May the Kustom King rest in peace in his souped up metal flake bat winged casket!

May he rest in peace.

Oh man that sucks. Guy was one of the greats. Brought the world some amazing looking hot rods. May he rest in peace.