The car

“Everybody can relax. I found the car.”


After 4 years of scouring the internet, we found the holy grail: a ’59 Cadillac… with an engine… with all the glass… not sitting rusting in a field.

Purchased in October 2020, this 1959 Cadillac commercial chassis was converted by the Miller-Meteor Company into a combination hearse and ambulance. With a model designation of Panoramic Landau Duplex, she was manufactured on February 2nd, 1959. This professional car was continuously used as an ambulance and hearse in a small southern town until sometime in 1971.

We joke that it may have picked you up and rushed you to the hospital, then later slowly driven you to the cemetery.

In 1971 she was parked in a barn for the next 49 years, until we found her and had her shipped to Texas for a new life and conversion into Ecto-TX.

  • BuiltFeb 2, 1959
  • CoachworkMiller-Meteor
  • ModelPanoramic Landau Duplex
  • First careerHearse + ambulance to 1971
  • Barn time49 years
  • FoundOctober 2020
  • Home baseDallas, Texas

Then and now

From barn find to Ecto-TX

Drag the handle to see what 49 years in a barn looked like, and what she looks like now.

Ecto-TX today at FanExpo Dallas, fully converted
The 1959 Cadillac as found in 2020, after 49 years in a barn
2020: barn find Today: Ecto-TX

The 1959 Cadillac started out as a hearse/ambulance

An amazing ride so far

Promo video clips

EHPLabs video shoot

Collaboration with Ghostbusters and EHPLabs: a video promotion shoot featuring Ecto-TX.

EHPLabs video shoot

More from the Ghostbusters and EHPLabs promo shoot.

FanExpo 2024

Ecto-TX at FanExpo Dallas, June 2024.

Houston launch event

Ecto-TX at an EHPLabs and Ghostbusters collaboration product launch event in Houston, Texas, October 2023.