Pretty nice '55 Miller on ebay.

[Psychoholic]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1955-Cadillac-Miller-hearse-/200681089311?hash=item2eb986691f&item=200681089311&pt=Salvage_Parts_Cars&vxp=mtr

The car is listed in

eBay Motors>Parts & Accessories>Salvage Parts Cars>1969 and earlier

And then he calls folks imbeciles for asking for parts off of it and calls one of them out for not being able to 'compose an intelligent sentence'.

Here is his description (clearly the paragon of the English language):

heres a great old rare hearse for your next project.the car is in as found condition and has been parked since 1970.it was still in ''operating'' condition when parked.it is pretty straight overall,and aside from a couple small items,totally complete.it even still has all its rollers and 2 jump seats.the car does have a few small spots of rust on the body,but not significant.the same is true for the front floor,and it will need some patchwork.the car does not r*n and will need a complete restoration but is well worth it and will not require extensive parts searching.feel free to email questions and request more pics

[60Crown]

Ron owns several coaches. This one has been listed on and off for over a year. Count none of his coaches as 'deals' among his hundreds of vehicles that largely are. They're dearer to his heart and carry higher sentimental value as such. He's actually a pretty nice guy.

Totally agree with the 'imbecile #1' comment. Downright stupid asking for a couple parts off an otherwise mainly complete vehicle. I receive variants of that regularly. People just don't think first about wanting a small portion of a larger item, leaving the rest less desirable/saleable. They're cheap and self serving, then easily annoyed when an explanaition is provided. I don't understand the sense of entitlement/attitude that generally accompanies those asking me that type question either.