Peter Bailey wants to be the "best dad in the world" for his 7-year-old son

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A father in Cheshire converted his Porsche into his son's Ghostbusters themed car.

Peter Bailey is from Warrington. He wants to be the "best dad in the world" for his seven-year-old son Ion. He is fascinated by Ghostbusters.

The 37-year-old remodeled his beloved car, then picked up Ion from school and said that the little boy was "impressed".

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Peter said these stickers were "worth the money" because he felt "guilty" about working long hours.

According to the Mirror, the father drew inspiration from the "Ecto-1" Cadillac Miller-Meteor Sentry car, which played an important role in the four film series when he outfitted his Porsche Cayman with a flashing yellow Lamp and dangerous tape.

Peter said that Ethan was "impressed" when his father picked him up from school in a modified car.

The camera operator said: "I picked him up from school and he was very impressed with this car.

"I want to be the best dad in the world-most dads probably feel that way."

Peter revealed that his son's obsession with Ghostbusters began when he watched this female-led movie in 2016.

He added: “My son may have watched the 2016 version when he was three or four years old and liked it very much.

"I thought,'You need to read the original', that's it-he really likes it, he makes me like it because we have a father-son relationship."

When it was announced that the new movie "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" would be released on November 18th, Peter knew he needed to "be ready."

Therefore, after equipping the car, he took his son to the movies, and the two wore matching shoes, hoodies and "proton bags."

Peter said: "When we heard that a new movie was released, that's it-it was just waiting for the new movie to be released and preparing for it.

"We knew we had to dress up and go to the cinema.

"Putting stickers on cars has always been an idea.

"I think no matter what I can do to improve it and make it a great experience, I will do it."

Peter's Porsche is equipped with flashing yellow lights, hazard warning tape and Ghostbusters logo.

The vehicle also carries two "proton bag" toys, which the characters use to catch and trap ghosts in the movie.

The father admitted that spending £50 on car stickers was "very worthwhile", especially after his long working hours made him feel "guilty" for not spending more time with his family.

He said: "Because I have a lot of work, and I always feel that I missed the children-I think this is hard work and hard play.

"I feel like a guilty father because I work too much, but again, if it means spending 50 pounds on car stickers one day, I will go all out," you know, look at the memories we create -It's worth it.

"When I have the opportunity to do something like this with my children, I will definitely do it."