If you are a kid of the '80s, then you are a Ghostbusters fan, or at least know who they are. Aside from the well-known logo, the other icon of the movies and cartoons was Ecto 1, the ambulance that the Ghostbusters converted into their official vehicle. One of my most vivid memories of childhood toys was my Ecto-1 car, that was big enough to put the figurines in. It may have been my most played with toy aside from Voltron and Legos.
The Ecto-1 used in the movies is for sale for a meager $149,998 (which is more than double the value of my home). It's been totally restored, if that helps your buying decision.
08 February 2007
Nerdy Thursday- Ecto 1 for sale
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Brian Ladd
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Labels: childhood, Ghostbusters, Nerdy Thursday, nostalgia
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1 comments:
Wow! I remember playing the Ghostbusters game on the Apple IIe. It was really hard!
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