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KITT - Systems Activated (mobile app) - Available on Google Play & App Stores PMD seat frames, PMD seat foams, PMD seat upholstery.Knight Rider KITT headliner and sail panels.Knight Rider KITT front and rear bumper.

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Activates all systems (seen on TV show).

Talks with authentic W.Daniels voice (ask, he will answer) See example.

Turbine sound module connected to the engine wiring system.

Voice activated door and engine start See example.

New KITT dashboard package, switchpods, gullwing steering wheel, upper and lower console) See example.

New KITT exterior parts (front and rear bumper, scanner, ground effects, '15' turbo wheels).

We provide the following products & services. Also we are planning to offer all our produced parts to other automotive part dealer sites in the US and also in the EU. From Augwe are starting to produce new PMD seat foams, seat frames and seat upholstery that will help us to speed up the car completion and therefore enable us to fulfill more orders per year. From now on we are able to produce front bumpers, rear bumpers and headliners here in Estonia, just 400 meters from our workshop. We have started to re-produce these specific parts needed for KITT replicas here in Estonia. We have developed 6 KITT mobile apps in English and also in German so every fan can still enjoy the Knight Rider experience.ĭuring the process of building a KITT, specific parts, whose production is discontinued by GM (General Motors), are needed. Some people cannot afford to buy a real Knight Rider KITT car. Currently there are 5 more cars that are in the building process. We have built already nearly 10 KITT replicas that are the most accurate and fully functional. The real Knight Rider car is a 1986 Pontiac Firebird with 305 5.0 liter V8 engine, but there’s lots of other memorabilia to see in the Museum of Style Icons at Newbridge Silverware too. Dean Martin’s tuxedo, The Beatles’ suits from ‘Hard Day’s Night’ and Michael Jackson’s red vinyl shirt and black fedora, worn at his final public performance in the US, are just some of the threads on display.ĭetails: or facebook.There are hundreds of Knight Rider fans who would like to own a real KITT replica in their home. Other items up for auction include a Baywatch jacket. “Irish fans of the show and the Hoff should ensure they capture a picture with this car before it goes up for auction as it may never be available to the public again.” Martin Nolan, Executive Director of Julien’s Auctions, said: Oh, and he had this rather retro-futuristic looking dashboard… He was bulletproof, could cruise at 300 mph, leap 50 feet through the air and was loaded with weaponry including flamethrowers, smoke bombs and infrared sensing devices. In the iconic show, Hasselhoff played Michael Knight, and his ride (KITT stands for Knight Industries 2000) came fitted with artificial intelligence and a personality all of his own. KITT is being sold along with a host of Hoff-related items by Julien’s Auctions in Hollywood. “For now, Catano’s creation is as close as you can get to the car that was in front of the show’s cameras,” as Wired puts it. She also added Lamborghini-style scissor doors, a W-shaped steering wheel, and the iconic oscillating LEDs on the front grill. And if that wasn’t enough, she embedded over 4,000 sound clips from the show to play on command.įour cars were used during the show, but these have already been sold. Catano started with a 1986 Pontiac Firebird and added scads of LEDs and digital gauges to ape the hero car. This specific KITT was made by a Knight Rider fan Jennifer Catano, who gave the car to Hasselhoff as a gift. Is it the real KITT? Wired Magazine explains:

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It’s on display 9.30am-5pm (Mon-Sat) and 11am-5pm (Sun) until April 27, and free to visit. The famous Pontiac Firebird, one of which David Hasselhoff drove in the 1980s TV show Knight Rider, has arrived at The Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre in advance of a Hollywood auction.

It’s not every day KITT rolls into Kildare.