My uncle has a bog standard Ford Granada hearse methinks.
Sam - IWantAnAudiRS6 has probably seen it around his home town...
My uncle has a bog standard Ford Granada hearse methinks.
Sam - IWantAnAudiRS6 has probably seen it around his home town...
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I wonder how we got the reputation to be cheapOriginally Posted by henk4
Picture #4 is actually a flower car, not a hearse. They're part of the funeral procession, but they carry the flowers, not the casket. They aren't very common nowadays, at least not in America.Originally Posted by go.pawel
When I was in high school, there was a girl who drove a 1987 Cadillac hearse; the license plate read "WDNSDAY" (after Wednesday Addams, of the Addams Family). I (and about 4 other people) got to ride in the back once.
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My favorite color is chrome.
I once saw a very impressive Princess (see the Princess 2200HLS thread) hearse in a TV series. I'd really like to see a few pictures of that one!
Here you go. Don't know if it's the one, but it's an Austin Princess.Originally Posted by J.J.Horst
Plus one pic of a stretched Princess.
Next request please!
It's not denial. I'm just very selective about the reality I accept.
Does one need a special license to drive a hearse or is it just a normal license?
Thanks a lot for these pics, very nice.Originally Posted by go.pawel
However, as I remember it, the Princess Hearse I saw on TV was of a more elegant design, but I may be wrong!
you have to be dead.Originally Posted by NSXType-R
"I find the whole business of religion profoundly interesting, but it does mystify me that otherwise intelligent people take it seriously." Douglas Adams
Just a regular license. You don't need a flying permit, as the passenger can fly all by him/herself!Originally Posted by NSXType-R
The insurance is lower though, as you don't need a passenger insurance!
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