Ghostbusters NJ is sparing no expense as we’re maxing out our Ghostbusters gold card on a fleet of ectomobiles. This way we’re always on the cutting edge of GHOSTBUSTERS technology.
And look really cool while on a job. Not to mention all that free advertising that pays off. Wait, has it paid off?
NJ-ECTO-1M AKA “Zuul”
Let’s face it, a massive 1970’s ambulance is more than we need for most jobs, that is where the Ecto-1M comes in.
She’s modeled after the original Ecto-1 & Ecto-1A, but on a modern platform with a touch of the futuristic.
“Zuul” is a ghost catching machine. This Dodge Magnum is equipped with the latest in paranormal catch and detaining technology. She also has a first ever on-board mood slime charger that can turn negative ectoplasm into positive slime to help fight the evils on the other-side attempting to enter our plane.
NJ-ECTO-2V AKA “Elwood”

“Its got a cop motor, Ford’s 4.6 V-8 plant, its got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks. Its a model made before Ford switched to electronic throttle. Is it the new Ectomobile or what?” -Greg. “Fix the cigarette lighter.” -Bill
The NJ-ECTO-2V is a 2003 Ford Police Interceptor. This land yacht comfortably fits 4 Ghostbusters and the trunk has more than enough room for all the necessary ghosbusting accouterments. “Elwood” is a support vehicle to augment our primary Ectomobile the NJ-ECTO-1M, but Bill has taken a shine to it’s rough-around-the-edges appearance and uses it as his primary weapon is his war on the etheric plane.
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ECTO-JP
The ECTO-JP spent it’s life as a security vehicle before Jordan stole…uh… liberated it from the theme park he used to work for. She is outfitted with all the latest Ecto-location gear and enough caution tape to make sure everyone on the road knows to give this beast a wide berth. With Jeep’s legendary off road capabilities, this makes the perfect platform for chasing down the Jersey Devil in his natural habitat, the Pine Barrens.
How did you guys connect the blue pipes to the fuel cap on the Ecto-1M? I’m trying to figure out how to attach them to my own Ecto-ESX!