For the 25th anniversary, Sony initially planned to fully restore both Ecto-1 and Ecto-1a. It was returned to Sony's lot in California. After Hardees promotion concluded, Ecto-1a went on display at Universal Studios Orlando in Florida until around 2004 to 2005.
Winston was visibly angered by the attack and shot the projection, causing it to split into two.Īfter Ghostbusters II premiered in theaters, the Ecto-1a was used for a cross-country promotional tour and appeared at various Hardees locations across the United States of America between June 26th to July 23rd 1989. In November, on the night of the Day of the Dead, Ecto-1a's roof was slashed up by a projection of Santa Muerte. Kylie Griffin drove Ecto-1a to the Parkview Psychiatric Hospital for a consultation that turned into a confrontation with Idulnas and The Collectors. The next year, the New Ghostbusters used Ecto-1a for a little over three months while the Ghostbusters were imprisoned in the Collectors' Limbo. Once the Ghostbusters returned to New York, Ray Stantz and Winston Zeddemore began maintenance on Ecto-1a. On Peter's cue, Laura opened the trap and the phantom was captured. Luckily, a Super Slammer Muon Trap was attached to the roof for the trip. It was rear ended when Peter and Laura Parr were attacked by the Phantom Truck Driver. Ecto-1a was taken along by the Ghostbusters on their summer cross country trip across America. Secondary Canon History IDW Comics Īfter the "Infestation" event, the Ghostbusters switched from their Ecto-1 look back to Ecto-1a with a few tweaks, such as keeping the classic No Ghost logo.
Also, the logo was updated on the doors and back entrance of the ambulance, and was put on the hood. One of the most noticeable upgrades was a digital announcement board running down either side of the vehicle's roof broadcasting Ghostbuster advertisements, specials, and their phone number, JL5-2020 or 555-2020. The Ghostbusters installed improvements on Ecto-1 with more technical equipment.
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