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Published in Stocks and Investing on Thursday, October 22nd 2009 at 14:09 GMT by Market Wire

SPRINGFIELD, MO--(Marketwire - October 22, 2009) - Classic Costume Company, Inc. (
For those shareholders that hold physical stock certificates, all certificates will have to be sent back to transfer agent of record for new certificates. Transfer Agent will notify each shareholder.
Management is exploring additional opportunities that will provide 100% "Pure Electric" solutions and conversion options for the Company's line of products to include "Specialty Buses" for the commuter, transit, limousine and sightseeing transportation industries.
About Electric Car Company, Inc.
Electric Car Company, Inc. (ECC) is a Business Development, Marketing and Manufacturing Conglomerate. The Company's business focus is to take advantage of a timely industry market demand to provide 100% electric vehicle and powertrain technologies. The Company plans to build a dominating presence in the aftermarket automotive up-fitter segment, including "Pure Electric" vehicles, Propane, Specialty Buses, limousines, specialty fleet, classic automobiles and custom restorations.
ECC fully expects to have the first zero emissions, "Pure Electric" livery vehicle ready to unveil by first quarter of 2010. The Company's strategy is to offer and expand its line of products, eventually revolutionizing the specialty automotive vehicle market.
ECC's wholly owned subsidiary, Imperial Coach Works, Inc. and its custom manufacturing division Imperial Coach Builders, Inc., is a limousine and specialty vehicle manufacturing entity that operates out of a 60,000-sq/ft facility in Springfield, MO., [ www.limoland.com ].
Forward-Looking Statements
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