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Camping Hearse for sale

By Cheri Sicard Is this hearse RV the coolest or the creepiest RV conversion ever? The owner says, “You’ll sleep like the dead in there.” Perhaps. I r

A low-mileage 21-year old Cadillac Fleetwood hearse converted into a motorhome is listed on eBay. The camper has lots of room to stretch out.

Rumored to have some ties to the Grateful Dead, which would explain the now-removed exhaust fans mounted in the rear ceiling. The body has been dismantled, rust-proofed and repainted, floor panels replaced where necessary. Engine runs smoothly with no issues. Transmission rebuilt, radiator and muffler system replaced. The old funky limo interior was pulled, redesigned...

It features a fridge, a sink, and a fold-out sofa.

Sebastian 🇨🇵 introduces us to his Mercedes W210 hearse. ➡️ @sebastienzaynek 🚗 What makes your camper special? It’s an old hearse. 🚗 3 fun facts: - I can sleep like a Disney princess in a jar. - It’s a fast and luxurious vehicle, hence the name „Orient Express“. - It has a cigar cellar, a watch drawer and a minibar. 🚗 What should not be missing? There’s room for my dog at the front. 🚗 What is completely superfluous? The pompoms for the boot in the back! 🚗 Team spade or team toilet?...

Complete car everything is there. In great shape for being almost 50 years old. All glass is intact. Frame and floorboards are solid. Runs and drives great. Needs headliner, car has exhaust leak, normal rust and rot on lower quarters/fenders. Very clean car considering her age

A hearse made by luxury car maker, Lincoln, 1924 Although I must admit that while the title of this post may seem entirely too morbid for a Monday, trust me. I know you’re going to enjoy looking at the images of antique hearses that at one time or another were used not only in the U.S., but around the world. Peugeot hearse, 1951 Cadillac Cathedral hearse by James Cunningham Son and Co., New York, 1930 A restored “funeral car” from Argentina, 1942 A hearse from Spain called “El Gloria” 1932…