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We have recently formed the first hearseclub in Sweden/Scandinavia. Scandinavian Hearse Society, how unusual name, itīs probably gonna change further on, if someone comes up with something clever enough.
Here are some ics from our first SHS meeting we had in June. We attended the Power Meet in Nossebro with more than 2000 U.S classic cars and then we headed for a funeral museum in Falköping, the featured hearses are a 1932 and a 1935 Volvo.Then we drove to member Jim Karlssons place for BBQ. This was a great day for all of us. 6 members yet, webpage coming up.
On the bad side, I sold my -67 Superior to get my S&S finally done. A really good frienfd of mine, Matti, bought it and takes real good care of it. It deserves it! Enjoy/Steve
Here are some ics from our first SHS meeting we had in June. We attended the Power Meet in Nossebro with more than 2000 U.S classic cars and then we headed for a funeral museum in Falköping, the featured hearses are a 1932 and a 1935 Volvo.Then we drove to member Jim Karlssons place for BBQ. This was a great day for all of us. 6 members yet, webpage coming up.
On the bad side, I sold my -67 Superior to get my S&S finally done. A really good frienfd of mine, Matti, bought it and takes real good care of it. It deserves it! Enjoy/Steve
My friends who are into BM loves hearses but not so many are into both hearses and BM. The common type of hearse you can buy resonable cheap is the standard Volvo 240/740, not so exciting and not so much BM..... Finding a cool hearse ( =U.S car based) here means either import one or restore one. That scares people off I believe. My BM friends loves my hearse and we might use the -72 for a BM video
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