After seeing an 1800's hearse that somebody made, I've decided to make my own! Here it is so far.
After seeing an 1800's hearse that somebody made, I've decided to make my own! Here it is so far.
very rare 1938 Cadillac LaSalle Sayer & Scovill Carved Sided Hearse!! It has been in Mexico for years and been sitting for decades. The engine had been changed to a chevy 6 cyl a long time ago and has not run in years, the rest of the car appears to be complete the door garnish...
Spanish Seat Hearse
Coachwork by Eureka. Cesar Chavez Blvd, San Francisco
Around the Sass & Cecile house, we absolutely adore Halloween and any occasion to dress up and decorate. I remember being a little girl and pleading with my Mom to decorate the whole house and yard for Halloween starting in October. I loved the changing of the seasons, the cool Autumn air,…
This is a picture of a hearse (#608) built by Cunningham Inc., Rochester, New York.
I pulled this 1960 Buick Hearse from sitting in the weeds for 30 years. I know she is rough, rusted, and ugly but so am I. This is a project for me and...
the project is the construction and documentation of a life-sized version of a monster truck hearse made from paper and cardboard for the american alternative rock / art group's music video 'when will you die'.
Beautiful Cadillac hearse in Imperial Beach, about a 1973?
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This is a 1967 Cadillac Superior Hearse. It is a rare Hearse due too its full panoramic glass. Most Hearses of this era did not have this. The car has a rebuilt 472 Cadillac V8, rebuilt transmission and brand new complete air conditioning that blows ice cold! The body is very straight, and...
From "The Casket" magazine for funeral directors, 1909. A great yard sale find!
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A 2013 Cadillac XTS hearse. The coach builder is Armbruster Stageway of Ft. Smith, Arkansas. This is the Crown Landaulet model.
