The American Dream is two Cadillacs spliced into one. It measures 100 feet long and has two engines, a helipad, and room for ...

Jay Ohrberg's remake of Grandpa Munster’s Drag-u-la coffin dragster, as seen in the 1960s TV series "The Munsters," features a real coffin as a base topped by lanterns for headlights.

In the '90s, Jay Ohrberg built a limousine so long that it's been in the Guinness Worlds Records ever since. The limo was 100 ft. long, had 26 wheels, two engines, a pool, Jacuzzi, a helicopter ...

The Chevy 350 V8-powered Rollerskate Car, conceived Jay Ohrberg, is the subject of a recent video put together by automotive YouTube channel Barcroft Cars.

Other vehicles on display include the Alligator Car from "Death Race 200" and the Pink Hudson Hornet from "Porky's." In all, the Hollywood Cars Museum by Jay Ohrberg houses more than 100 cars ...

The City of Wheels is in the midst of a limousine war. The players are Vini Bergeman, co-owner of La Palma`s Ultra Limousine Corp., and Jay Ohrberg, owner of Hollywood`s Jay Ohrberg Show Cars ...

Motor -obsessed Jay Ohrberg, 80, has been dubbed the "King of TV Cars" having spent over five decades pushing the limits of what a car can be.

In addition to the luxury, it has a swimming pool, a helipad, and other luxurious features. As per Guinness World Record, the ...

Hot Rod City Las Vegas and Michael Dezer, owner of one of the world's largest vehicle collections at The Miami Auto Museum, announce the grand opening of the new Hollywood Cars Museum by Jay ...

That machine, appropriately named the Panthermobile, was originally built by Hollywood custom car legend Jay Ohrberg in 1969 for the show, which aired on NBC in the US from then until 1976.

Jay Ohrberg is a car designer, builder and collector whosefingerprints are on some of the most memorable vehicles appearingin films over the past 25 years or so.