Frosty From Christmas With The Kranks For Sale
Guess Who's Back? Frosty's Up For Grabs!
Alright, gather 'round, folks. You won't believe what's just popped up on the old interwebs. You remember Frosty, right? The jolly snowman from Christmas with the Kranks? Well, buckle up, 'cause he's not just making a comeback, he's up for sale!
From Screen to Storage
Yep, you heard it right. After stealing hearts and laughs in the 2004 flick, Frosty's been chilling in a California storage unit. But now, he's ready for his close-up again. Or, you know, a new home. Whichever comes first.
Meet the Man Behind the Magic
So, who's the lucky guy who's been keeping Frosty company all these years? None other than Mark Krenzien, the props master who brought our favorite snowman to life. Mark's been holding onto Frosty, waiting for the right moment to share him with the world again.
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Frosty's Not Your Average Snowman
Now, this isn't just any snowman. Frosty's a Hollywood star, after all. He's made of fiberglass, with a steel frame keeping him upright. He's even got a secret compartment in his belly, perfect for hiding those Christmas treats (or maybe a few laughs from the Kranks).

Why Frosty's Worth More Than Coal
But Frosty's not just a fun prop. He's a piece of movie history. And according to eBay, he's worth a cool $5,000. Not bad for a snowman, huh?
Frosty's Future: The Great Unknown
So, what's next for our frosty friend? Well, that's up to you, dear reader. Will you be the one to give Frosty a new home? Or maybe he'll end up in a museum, reminding us all of the magic of Christmas. Either way, one thing's for sure: Frosty's story is far from over.

But Wait, There's More!
And here's a little bonus for you. Frosty's not the only movie star up for grabs. Mark's also selling the Krank's house from the movie. That's right, you could own a piece of Christmas history. Just don't forget to leave the lights on.
So there you have it, folks. Frosty's back, and he's ready for his next adventure. Who knows? Maybe he'll end up in your backyard, spreading Christmas cheer all year round. Merry Christmas in July, everyone!
