Would you own and drive a used hearse?
10-27-08 | 01:57 PM
#1
Would you own and drive a used hearse?
Let's say you can have ONLY ONE car in the garage... 
You find this used hearse. Best deal you can find. You CANNOT beat this deal; it's almost like you're getting it for free. It also has great gas mileage, fast performance (for a hearse), reliable, and handles like Heaven.
Would you do it?
BTW, Happy Halloween...
You find this used hearse. Best deal you can find. You CANNOT beat this deal; it's almost like you're getting it for free. It also has great gas mileage, fast performance (for a hearse), reliable, and handles like Heaven.
Would you do it?
BTW, Happy Halloween...
10-27-08 | 02:18 PM
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Let's say you can have ONLY ONE car in the garage...
You find this used hearse. Best deal you can find. You CANNOT beat this deal; it's almost like you're getting it for free. It also has great gas mileage, fast performance (for a hearse), reliable, and handles like Heaven.
Would you do it?
You find this used hearse. Best deal you can find. You CANNOT beat this deal; it's almost like you're getting it for free. It also has great gas mileage, fast performance (for a hearse), reliable, and handles like Heaven.
Would you do it?
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10-27-08 | 03:24 PM
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We're all going to ride in one sooner or later.
The one thing I DO like about them, though, even before I take my final trip on one, is the heavy frame and the smooth, cushy ride. Cadillac, for the most part, has given up smooth-riding vehicles like this in their pursuit of sport and semi-sport sedans.
The one thing I DO like about them, though, even before I take my final trip on one, is the heavy frame and the smooth, cushy ride. Cadillac, for the most part, has given up smooth-riding vehicles like this in their pursuit of sport and semi-sport sedans.
10-27-08 | 04:32 PM
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This might be better, at least it's a limo, so you go better than most people too.
http://www.mitsuoka-tokuhan.com/lineup/lfh.htm
http://www.mitsuoka-tokuhan.com/lineup/lfh.htm
10-27-08 | 05:03 PM
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We're all going to ride in one sooner or later.
The one thing I DO like about them, though, even before I take my final trip on one, is the heavy frame and the smooth, cushy ride. Cadillac, for the most part, has given up smooth-riding vehicles like this in their pursuit of sport and semi-sport sedans.
The one thing I DO like about them, though, even before I take my final trip on one, is the heavy frame and the smooth, cushy ride. Cadillac, for the most part, has given up smooth-riding vehicles like this in their pursuit of sport and semi-sport sedans.
10-27-08 | 05:41 PM
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I would just convert the hearse into an Ecto1 mobile from "Ghostbusters" There is a old shop on a backroad near our house that has two Ecto one conversions in the front that look exactly like the one from the movie.