This one is tempting for me. As a young kid I wanted to either be a Ghostbuster or Magnum P.I. While not like the original Ecto-1, it still seems fun.
(1) Marketplace - 1987 Chevrolet Ghostbusters Ecto 2.0 Halloween | Facebook
This one is tempting for me. As a young kid I wanted to either be a Ghostbuster or Magnum P.I. While not like the original Ecto-1, it still seems fun.
(1) Marketplace - 1987 Chevrolet Ghostbusters Ecto 2.0 Halloween | Facebook
Crazy timing, as I saw a PT Cruiser-based Ecto-1 on my way home from dropping off my kid this morning.
I didn't hate it.
In reply to Colin Wood :
I have seen an ECTO-1 PT Cruiser as well. Same one? And somewhere there has to be a whole subset of ECTO-1 recreations using non-canon chassis.
That likely drives a lot better than the OG Cadillac ECTO-1.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
I searched to see if anyone has made a Fit-based Ecto-1.
This thread is pretty much the only relevant result, and no idea if the author ever followed through, but the designs look promising to me:
Buy it! Buy it now! Satisfy your inner kid!
I have a headcannon that sees the Ghostbusters franchising, and there can't be that many 59 Miller meteors out there. Use what you got?
There's a Suburban ECTO here in town.
Do it.
Just googled ECTO-1 Miata and, of course, it exists.
In reply to J.A. Ackley :
Cool ride, I would agree.. wouldn't fit in my garage though :/
In reply to Colin Wood :
The fit is probably a less appealing version of the replica, but in 5 speed form, I'd be more likely to buy it.
Didn’t take photos (because I’m an idiot) but we visited our local comic book shop during the recent Comic Book Day, and the place was full of Ghostbusters.
that's a really nice looking car under all that. I like those wheels, especially
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