Owen McCarville, 7, scrubs a car during the Fear Crafter's Zombie Car Wash on Saturday, June 23, 2012. McCarville washed cars with his mother and older brother, Cody, from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Brad Moul, Fear Crafters founder, haunts the side of the road to bring customers to the Zombie Car Wash. Moul started the club three years ago with his wife, Tracy. They both have had an interest in Halloween for a long time, and Brad was born on Halloween.

Cody, 10, and Owen, 7, wash bugs off the hood while the owner sits and in the car and watches.

Owen McCarville, 7, gets tried after a long afternoon of washing cars. McCarville has dressed up as a zombie before and enjoys the costumes and work.

Brad Maul, Fear Crafters founder, helps the other seven club members wash cars at the Fast Mart on the north side of Lincoln. Anderson Ford donated their power washer to Fear Crafters for the afternoon to help the group wash cars.

Cody McCarville, 10, details the Cadillac.

Tracy Moul, Fear Crafters founder, plays the zombie part while scrubbing cars.

Little zombie Cody McCarville dries the hood of the car. The Fear Crafters club raised $262 to go toward their Costume Ball in the fall to benefit the Capital Humane Society.

Tracy Moul, Fear Crafter founder, cleans the side mirror.

The team springs to work drying the car after the rinse.

David Schwinck, club member, grabs more supplies while Owen McCarville, 7, hangs out in the back of the van.

Cody McCarville, 10, wipes the last drops of water from the hood while his brother Owen McCarville, 7, wrings out the towels.

Cody McCarville, 10, dries the hood of a car.

The zombie makeup started to drip like real blood when the zombies got wet.

Tracy Moul, Fear Crafters founder, washes the side of the car at the car wash.

Susan Williams, club member, makes sure the car is dry before the customer leaves.