But the Ecto doesn’t have the landau top traditionally found on hearses, clearly has ambulance lighting on the roof when it’s. Yes, Miller-Meteor made both ambulances and hearses, and yes, the Ghostbusters deal with spooky dead things. The majority of the segment centers around loading the overly long vehicle onto a trailer bed, as its journey was rather short, only having to travel 15 miles from Lakewood, Colorado to Westminster, Colorado. One of my biggest pet peeves is when Ecto-1/1A is referred to as a hearse.
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Yet, bucking the trend of needing to be a sexy high-performance car with breathtaking lines, or a tire smoking muscle car that needs to be driven hard, one movie car proves that both loveable charisma and a cheeky character can outweigh power and prestige. In a recent episode of A&E’s Shipping Wars, an Ecto-1 said to have ties to the filming of 2016’s Ghostbusters: Answer the Call was showcased. On the flipside, it can make a seemingly lackluster film truly superb with cool muscle cars usually being picked to feature in a movie and not, let's say, a poorly maintained late sixties Cadillac Sentinel Ambulance in white with a blaring siren. The Ecto-1 was a 1984 Cadillac Fleetwood hearse that Patty Tolans Uncle Bill loaned her that the Ghostbusters used. Ecto 1a at Universal Studios Orlando, shortly after delivery. The 1984/1989 version can be found here, and the Real Ghostbusters/Extreme Ghostbusters one can be found here. A group of Ghostbusters fans, however, have launched an effort to intervene and save the car known as Ecto 1a. More often than not, a starring role in a film can catapult a car to stardom. Ecto-1 (2016) Note that this article covers the 2016 movie version of the Ecto-1. From the likes of the Mini's in the Italian Job through to the modified menagerie of JDM cars featured in the Fast and Furious movies, sometimes the cars become bigger than the films they feature in. The hallowed silver screen has given us some true four-wheeled icons, whether it intended to or not.
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