A towing company in New York was finally able to get the wheels rolling on a car frozen in inches of ice and stuck to a parking spot in Buffalo.
Frank’s Flatbed Service in Hamburg removed the ice sculpture on Wednesday after it was cocooned in ice after being parked on the shore of Lake Erie Sunday night.
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Buffalo has seen sub-freezing temperatures recently and the spray from waves coming off the lake coated the car, turning it into an icy masterpiece.
WATCH: A car parked by Lake Erie was turned into an ice sculpture after waves from the lake wrapped the vehicle in inches of ice.
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