California 2013
2000 Cinema Vehicle Services "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" Martha Whovier's Roadster
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$33,000 USD | Sold
| Burbank, California
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- Battery-powered electric motor, single-speed transaxle
- Fiber glass bodies, molded seats
- Dr. Seuss’ creation based on Club Car golf carts
Battery-powered electric motor, single-speed transaxle, independent front suspension with transverse leaf spring, live rear axle with mono-leaf spring and two-wheel mechanical drum brakes. Wheelbase: 62-inches
“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” was director Ron Howard’s big-budget remake of several television and video productions of the classic Dr. Seuss children’s story. For the 2000 film, a number of cartoon-style cars were created for the characters to drive. All were based on the same model golf car from well-known manufacturer Club Car, but fitted with different bodies according to their individual roles.
Martha Whovier’s Roadster:
A red three-seat open car with yellow seats. It has a rocket-type nose, a high back and large imitation side pipes.
