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.

Photo: Jay Ohrberg For a guy who started out as a truck driver, hauling around Craig Breedlove’s land-speed record car, The Spirit of America, in the mid-'60s, Ohrberg sure came a long way.

Built by movie car legend Jay Ohrberg, this pink Cadillac, once driven around Las Vegas, somehow ended up abandoned in France. The donor vehicle for Elvis’ guitar-on-wheels was a 1970 Eldorado ...

Jay Ohrberg was a man with a very peculiar taste in cars, and he turned that into a most prolific career in Hollywood. He is the man behind iconic on-screen vehicles, ...

Jay Ohrberg is having a good year. In his shop in Las Vegas, the 76-year-old, Illinois-born car builder is working on the longest limousine in history: a 110-foot Rolls-Royce, with a helipad, a ...

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 instantly recognizable Chevy 350 V8-powered Rollerskate Car, which was conceived by renowned custom car build Jay Ohrberg, is the subject of a recent video put together by popular automotive ...

A bizarre Cadillac guitar car which was originally built for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll is up for auction. Based on a 1970 Eldorado, it was designed by Jay Ohrberg, who famously built the Pink ...

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.

“I am a car guy all the way,” Jay Ohrberg said. Ohrberg says he got into cars at an early age. “When I first got out of the Army, I built a dragster and went 169.56 mph, which at the time ...