Every workshop has that one project, the one that’s less of a build and more of a life goal. For us, that's the Ecto-1. This beast of a build isn’t a workstation, but it takes up enough space to feel like one. At this point, it's more of a pile of dreams and bolts than it is a car, a testament to a childhood fantasy that just never seems to get worked on. It’s a project so big, so ambitious, that its very presence defines a section of the workshop, with its disassembled frame and scattered parts waiting patiently for attention.

More than just a car, this build is a tribute to a fandom that's been a driving force for me for years. It’s a project that demands patience and a lot of parts, and its progress is measured in years, not months. Its disassembled body sits like a ghost of its former self, with half-finished bodywork and a tangle of unorganized wiring, each piece a promise waiting to be fulfilled. It's a constant reminder of a grand idea that has simply been on hold.

Ultimately, the Ecto-1 is a living museum to a work in progress. It’s a monument to a good intention, and to a dream that, despite all odds, still holds a central place in the workshop's heart. It sits patiently, waiting for the day we can finally get back to it and turn this pile of dreams into a reality.