any hearse owners in here? lets see your rides

I'd love to have one and hopefully someday I will.

 

Did you ever notice that hearses never have luggage racks????????

Enjoy what you've got while your alive, 'cause you can't take it with you.

(Lyrics from a c&w song)

 

I had two of these.

~Jason

 

cool, thanks for the answer dude...

 

I've owned several:
1974 Cadillac M-M 3 way
1963 Pontiac Bonneville Ambulance (Navy)
1965 Cadillac M-M Emdloader (this one had a dance floor and a raised roof bubble!)
1968 Cadillac Superior 3 way (Graveline tours car)
1958 Cadillac Superioir Combination (my current ride)

 

That is the coolest hearse i have ever seen!

 

Our 1965 pontiac hearse is 20 feet 5 inches nose to tail with a 147 inch wheelbase.
It is about 6 inches longer than my 1978 chevy 1 ton crewcab dually!

 

Personally i think pre 60 hearses are kinda kool. Im not sure id buy one, and if i did id have to get a bigger garage.....but the 59's especially ooze that look.

And we are all getting a ride in one, like it or not....so make mine low and slow.

 

Sure is,and was at one time driven around by a band named JUGULAR.
Here's some of the pics of what it went through before what it looks like in that picture:


Back when it was made for a movie called Terror On Wheels back in the 80's before they started the current incarnation of "Kargoyle"

 

Here's one of my favorite pics of Kargoyle next to the Kasket Kegerator (which I think still resides at West Coast Choppers) made by a guy I know that goes by the name of Tombstone:

 

my 1959 caddy superior was a north carolina car got drowned in the early 80's running again late last year now living in los angeles

 

Here is my 1971 Cadillac Hearse

 

Here's my Coach. Hopefully getting it back soon and first thing on the agenda is to get a set of steels and whitewalls for her, gonna have to be big though because I love the stance but not the wheels themselves. It's been away for a year since some kids drove a truck into the back of it. All the coachwork from the firewall back is hand made so it was a nightmare finding the parts to repair the damage. Cant wait to get her back... the Landau panals are removable so I can run it as a Hearse or a wagon.

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This is my 1948 Miller unrestored with 24k miles. It's got a factory wrinkle paint top with an auto trans and in beautiful shape. I am looking to buy another hearse or flower car but it's gotta be in NICE condition. Let me know if you know where I might find that car.
Mark

 

Factory wrinkle paint in 1948...interesting.

 

I would love to have one of these old meat wagons. Keep the pics coming.

 

http://www.sedaliademocrat.com/sections/article/gallery/?pic=2&id=3289&db=sedalia

This was used for a great friend of mines funeral.
1912 Chalmers 12 cylinder its all orginal. hand carved wood.
only one that is left in the world.

 

Thats 1 killer Rod.
And with draft Beer. This must be a ride built from Heaven

 

I know I'm way late on this but here's mine! Miller Meteor Combination, in service for the San Fernando Mortuary up until 1990. The guy I bought it from said he used it as a parts hauler for the Pomona swap! I'm getting close to having it on the road!

 

My '56 Miller...

 

I am building a 1967 Cadillac "Hot Rod" Hearse. Here are just a few pics of the build. 24x15 Wheels with 405 25 24 Pirellis. I think a Hearse can be a hot rod...