RARE HEARSE UNEARTHED

[MALOCCHIO]

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[Mike Josephic CLC #3877]

That funeral coach would have been a great last ride for Liberace -- all
the candelabra and such he loved do well!  He did have a few Cadillacs
you know with a couple candelabras on the front fenders!

Mike

[Big Fins]

That car could be brought back very easily. It's gorgeous.

Info on the '59 Sedan next to it in a couple of the FB pics would be great too.

They would be a great pair of cars together.

[chrisntam]

Here are a couple of pics and the text, for those not on FB.

This 1959 Cadillac hearse was built by Mr. Giannakidis from Athens, Greece. There was 2 created but the other hearse
no longer exists. The hearse has very little rust and was recently removed from its long time storage. The original 390
starts first time, every time. The windscreen is cracked and comes with some spare glass. In the rear there is a small
wheeled table/pad. The Funeral Director would place the front edge of the casket on it and roll it towards the front of the
big table. This was done so that he wouldn't have to extend the big table completely.
https://www.facebook.com/mac.arnakis #Cadillac #hearse #Athens #Thessaloníki #Greece #νεκροφόρα #nekrofóra
The hearse is now sold to a collector from the United States

[Jeff Maltby 4194]

48 Hearse in Italy pictures from a friend.

[INTMD8]

I'm not usually attracted to this type of car but this one is an exception.  Impressive work here.