For the life of me I can't remember the body style of our hearse. It's a 1963 M&M but I don't remember/can't find if it's a 75 series or Fleetwood or what. Any help would be appreciated. I'm going to start putting new floors in it and need a starting point.
Body style
- Thread starter Neil Steinpreis
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John Royark JR
PCS Member
Commercial chassis, usually a series 86.
Jeremy D. Ledford
PCS Volunteer Chapter President
Does it have windows all the way around or landau bars? Does it have jump seats and flip panels in the rear floor?
No it's a Landau endloader. I'm trying to find some body parts for it and am wondering what's the same. I know its a CC but alot is based off a certain type like a fleetwood or deville, 2 door or whatever. I know the hearse body type just not what model it was made off of. I need a windshield,floor pans,rear bumper caps etc. Just looking to see what I can search for that are the same.
Brady D Smith
PCS Life Member / PCS Past President
Commercial chassis
That car was built on a Cadillac Commercial Chassis which the parts book calls CC or Commercial Chassis. Not a Fleetwood and not a De Ville but a Commercial Chassis.
That car was built on a Cadillac Commercial Chassis which the parts book calls CC or Commercial Chassis. Not a Fleetwood and not a De Ville but a Commercial Chassis.
the floor pan was the same on all the caddy body's. that being said it'd not a caddy body. how ever the from the fire wall back to the first set of seat bolts it will be the same. as you move out to the rockers things change again. so your not going to find anything you don't have to cut and splice just the center of. it's basically a flat floor on the 63 a sheet of 12 gage steel would be all you need, you can get one for a lot less then one pre stamped lighter one that you cut most off and toss.
