Check this out Gordon.

[justbob]

Some more ideas for your Maraudero! :D All stainless rear too.
http://img.tapatalk.com/aeff605c-e49f-2ee4.jpg

[yjmud]

I like it it is kinda neat

[guspech750]

That's pretty cool!!


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[Comin' in Hot]

is that a funeral home's flower car? pretty cool no matter what

[justbob]

is that a funeral home's flower car? pretty cool no matter what

I thought so at first. But it seemed to be a private car judging by the driver and the plates? Maybe an ex funeral car for sure.

[MM2004]

Bob,

I don't see the front end of your car in that pic.

Where'd it go and how the hell are you driving it?

:P :D

Mike.

[justbob]

That's my fourth car! 2005 E250 (a gift from the boss)

[CBT]

El Gordo is spanish for "The Fat One".

[Joe Walsh]

Is that a funeral home's flower car?


I thought so at first. But it seemed to be a private car judging by the driver and the plates? Maybe an ex funeral car for sure.

It's a fancy West Virginia Hearse!!

Complete with handrails for the kin to hang on to while riding in the back with the coffin!

The only options missing is the shotgun rack in the rear window and the #3 sticker on the bumper.

BTW: That is a really rare model, as they quit making them once they discovered that the dual exhausts would burn the pallbearer's cut-off jeans.

[CBT]

It's a fancy West Virginia Hearse!!

Complete with handrails for the kin to hang on to while riding in the back with the coffin!

The only options missing is the shotgun rack in the rear window and the #3 sticker on the bumper.

BTW: That is a really rare model, as they quit making them once they discovered that the dual exhausts would burn the pallbearer's cut-off jeans.

What are you trying say, this hearse belongs to the Cleatus Ray O'Shaunessy Funeral Home?

[Joe Walsh]

What are you trying say, this hearse belongs to the Cleatus Ray O'Shaunessy Funeral Home?

Nope!

Bubba & Earl's Funeral Parlor.
"Free tobacca chew tin with every planted kin."

[RubberCtyRauder]

The El Dillac or Cadimino

[Roadwarrior]

Its definitely is a {former?} funeral flower car. Very rare indeed, especially since it is based on the Eldorado as compared to the DeVille commercial chassis model that you usually see hearses, limousines, livery vehicles etc. being based from. Now a Marauchero {Marauder/Ranchero} would be interesting to see using a totaled/salvage Marauder w/ collision damage in the back of it after some body shop surgery.

[CBT]

Its definitely is a {former?} funeral flower car. Very rare indeed, especially since it is based on the Eldorado as compared to the DeVille commercial chassis model that you usually see hearses, limousines, livery vehicles etc. being based from. Now a Marauchero {Marauder/Ranchero} would be interesting to see using a totaled/salvage Marauder w/ collision damage in the back of it after some body shop surgery.

Viva la El Ca-Bondo!!!

[Haggis]

Neat Bob, but where is the 3"lift kit and is it 4 wheel drive?

[justbob]

Neat Bob, but where is the 3"lift kit and is it 4 wheel drive?

I know, right? FAIL!

[Baconbit]

It's a fancy West Virginia Hearse!!

Complete with handrails for the kin to hang on to while riding in the back with the coffin!

The only options missing is the shotgun rack in the rear window and the #3 sticker on the bumper.

BTW: That is a really rare model, as they quit making them once they discovered that the dual exhausts would burn the pallbearer's cut-off jeans.


Hey now! Why's it always gotta be from West Virginia! :lol: I woulda said Kentucky;)

[merc]

I though you might like this mailbox to go with your new cadi


http://www.japemonster.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/0004-extreme-red-necks-42.jpg

[Joe Walsh]

Hey now! Why's it always gotta be from West Virginia! :lol: I woulda said Kentucky;)

Sorry!

I know that it's a cliche, but I have seen a "funeral procession" in Jolo, West Virginia where the 'Hearse' was an old pick up truck with a coffin in the back....
true story!