Here are some pictures of my 1959 Miller + Meteor. She is in great condition and I consider myself lucky to have found one so well preserved. Slowly I am both restoring the car and converting it to an Ecto-1 replica. As you can see I've still get a way to go. The roof rack is nearly built, but not attatched and won't be until I've managed to aquire everything that will be going on to it. My house is full off huge expensive parts that I haven't had the time to put on yet and the aim is to get everything as close to 100% accurate as possible, so I'm not rushing this project at all.

Sadly things came to a sudden hault earlier this year in very tradgic cercumstances. My 18 year old brother, Ryde, who was studying computer science at the University of Greenwhich in London, was killed in a horrific car crash. The car meant as much to him as it does to me and working on it will never be the same knowing that he's not ther to see it finnished, but I'll still do it because he'd want me to. In tribute to him, our Cadillac was used as the hearse that carried him to his funeral. It was probably one of the few occasions that people at the side of the road watching a funeral felt comfertably about actually smileing, or even laughing as the procession drove past. I think my brother would have been proud. The whole familly and all of my brothers friend are so greatfull the the car for what it did and have nothing but the upmost respect for it. It is well and truely considered part of the familly.

On a lighter note, I have also included some pictures of the lovely ladies that joined us on our night out for Haloween. Ghostbusters is just as huge over here in the UK. The car really does draw attention, hate to imagine what it'll be like with everything on the roof. But rest assured, as and when I do anything to it next I'll let everyone know and post pictures.