Fleet liquidation sale

[Mitch Fiandt - Deceased 1957-2024]

As soon as the boss makes up her mind we may be selling two of our coaches. We have a need for 2 first call vehicles than we have for 3 coaches. Since we merged our third location with another funeral home in the same community our one coach has been collecting dust for a year now. If she decideds to sell I will become a site supporter so I can place pictures. But for now the coaches are as follows

1987 Olds Eureka commercial glass white with 42,000 acutual miles. some minor bubbling above molding on drivers door.

1994 Cadillac Dark Blue 59,000 miles not sure of the coach builder ( one that has been sitting)

Both are in good condition and could be placed back in service.

 

[Larry Sears]

Mitch,
The 1995 Dark Blue Cadillac is a S&S, John has been selling this car for some time, it was offered to me four years ago. I was told it has title issues and it does not have a clear title. As for the Oldsmobile, I was told that a car collector in southern Indiana had offered John $8000.00 for it. I think that is way more than that car is worth and he should of taken it.
The Oldsmobile is the nicer of the two, Brazzells bought that one new, the Cadillac is a cheap repaint with screws holding some of the moldings on it. It came with the funeral home when they bought it from the Renners. They purchased it from Muster coach.

 

[Mitch Fiandt - Deceased 1957-2024]

you are correct on the blue one. The most that was offered on the olds was 4,000.00.

 

[Tony Karsnia - Deceased - 1971-2020]

Eureka Oldsmobile

Mitch kindly sent me some photos of the Oldsmobile, which sure does look like a very nice, clean car.

It is the Regent Landaulet model with optional velour drapes, loading door nameplate holders, and power windows.

 

[Mitch Fiandt - Deceased 1957-2024]

Rumer has it, that this was the NFD show car. It was purchased as a demo several months after the NFD show. Is there anyway to confirm this?