hearse conversion kits

Company should be called... Pimp My Hearse !

Slogan could be... NO KILLER, ALL FILLER !

Uses would be... slums where drug deals go bad and they gotta get those bodies moved.


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Darren
 
Funny how the conversion for a 1993-2005 Cadillac shows a Buick "before" photo. I think the only part of those Buillacs were the rear fenders and taillights. That conversion at least looks like it's a decent upgrade. As for the Rolls Royce conversion, I think I'd be just as happy going out in a mini van hearse.
 
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Nothing new...people have been turning Chevy trucks into "Escalades" for decades now. Maybe not a horrible idea to freshen up an older ride, possibly in financially depressed areas, as Darren suggested.
 
looks like a thrifty idea to me, but what do I know?

Todd is right, there are several people doing these conversions on limos, hearses, Escalades, etc. Interestingly enough, I asked a couple of Indiana funeral directors about this at the Milwaukee meet and neither of them were the least bit interested in the idea of cosmetically upgrading their current hearses or limos to make them look 10+ years newer. I thought with the price of new funeral cars entering the 6 figure mark that funeral directors would be flocking to do cosmetic upgrades on their cars but I guess I am wrong about that. There is a guy here in Indpls that will put a 2013 front end on an older FWD Cadillac and I just might take him up on that myself. Price is in the $5000-$6000 range to just do the front end.
 
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