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You can actually buy the 'Ash vs Evil Dead' Delta 88 used at Halloween Horror Nights

By Colin Wolf on Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 3:48 pm

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PHOTO VIA CENTRAL FLORIDA FURNITURE/PROPS/SETS & STAGING/FACEBOOK

Photo via Central Florida Furniture/Props/Sets & Staging/Facebook

Sweet mother of Manson, the Ash vs Evil 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 prop car from Universal's Halloween Horror Nights is for sale, and it runs!

Winter Garden-based company Central Florida Furniture/Props/Sets & Staging is selling this functioning prop car for just $3,600, or best offer.

Though, technically, the car used in the series was a '73 and this appears to be a '75, it's still pretty sweet. Plus, it even comes with fake blood stains.

Groovy.

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