This anybodies car with 'Got Bodies' on the window?

[Psychoholic]

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/?p=3700

[EvilManor]

A co-worker just showed me that site yesterday to show me that exact pic.

[Dasvigo]

That is one the most fugly hearses I have seen in a long time. It was almost as bad as some of the shit LMS post.

[Otto Baron]

Actually, it's a service car. With the demise of the station wagon, those are becomming as rare as high top ambulances. Certainly better on gas, and easier to park then what a lot of us drive.

[Dasvigo]

Of course its a first call car. It is too fugly for a funeral. Personally rare or not I don't see how anyone can buy, put money into, or be seen in any of the station wagon based cars

[hotroddwayne]

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tgtsfkn...7594420661927/
Actually it wasn't originally built as a first-call car... it was built as a landau hearse. This was built by a lesser-known coachbuilder & they obviously converted station wagons into low-end hearses. It was built by Thacker Coach & is officially a "Custom Landau" edition. Here's some pix of another one just like it in the link above.

[Otto Baron]

Although they may have seen some use in smaller funeral homes as a main line hearse, they were certainly used by some funeral homes as firsy call vehicles. I remember back in the 1970's a similar Abbott and Hast Conversion was owned by a funeral home in Hollywood as a first call car, and they would rent a Cadillac coach for funeral services. "It is too fugly for a funeral"- Actually the proportioning isn't all that bad. As far as something to fugly for funeral use, I'd reserve that for a Hummer converted to funeral use, or that ugly limo style coach that they used to transport Michael Jackson to Forest Lawn.

[Dasvigo]

My main dislike is the wrap around tail lights on those kind of coaches. What is with the vents above the coach builders tag?