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Withdrawal is especially bad today 
I am no doubt somewhat regretting selling my beloved Mable. But it went to a fantastic home, and deep down, i wanted an older coach, pre-68 preferably a pre-64. But I'm pretty certain i cant afford one. At least not one in the shape of my 69, or close even.
Hell i even went and asked about a coach behind a funeral home here that's been setting. Its an 87 Lincoln. Its pretty enough. The FD told me it was available months ago, but its a Lincoln... Saw him today and asked. He said times are tough for him. With him leasing hearses if he cant make his lease he falls back on the Lincoln now. I'm glad really, i shouldn't settle. I need a Cadillac hearse in my life. I feel empty.
Think its time to slap a For sale sign on my 1986 Mustang GT 5.0 5 speed...
Something about these old Cadillac hearses just enthralls me. Its not the attention. Not the stares. Not the questions and comments. Nor the creepiness or amusement. Its the beauty. The art. The craftsmanship. The dignified elegance of a Cadillac funeral coach. I don't mind seeing a hearse decked out with skulls and flames and the such. I'm very much a "to each their own" kinda guy. But for me, its a stock coach. Striking black paint so deep it appears as if you could dive into it. Blinding chrome and stainless. Hubcaps wrapped inside of a 3" white wall. A casket floor so glossy it reflects the headliner. The type of coach that commands respect when your in its presence.
I'm afraid this coach isn't in my stars. I'm after the faded, neglected, sun baked black paint. Chrome thats luster has long been tarnished. A coach that is slowly sucombing to the elements. Merely a shell of its once glorious former self. Yearning to once more to be loved and respected.
Man I'm glad you guys are here to listen to this. I must sound like a maniac. The ole lady would commit me if i leaked these feelings to her haha!!! Ill have a coach soon. I have to.
Talk to you guys soon!
I am no doubt somewhat regretting selling my beloved Mable. But it went to a fantastic home, and deep down, i wanted an older coach, pre-68 preferably a pre-64. But I'm pretty certain i cant afford one. At least not one in the shape of my 69, or close even.Hell i even went and asked about a coach behind a funeral home here that's been setting. Its an 87 Lincoln. Its pretty enough. The FD told me it was available months ago, but its a Lincoln... Saw him today and asked. He said times are tough for him. With him leasing hearses if he cant make his lease he falls back on the Lincoln now. I'm glad really, i shouldn't settle. I need a Cadillac hearse in my life. I feel empty.
Think its time to slap a For sale sign on my 1986 Mustang GT 5.0 5 speed...
Something about these old Cadillac hearses just enthralls me. Its not the attention. Not the stares. Not the questions and comments. Nor the creepiness or amusement. Its the beauty. The art. The craftsmanship. The dignified elegance of a Cadillac funeral coach. I don't mind seeing a hearse decked out with skulls and flames and the such. I'm very much a "to each their own" kinda guy. But for me, its a stock coach. Striking black paint so deep it appears as if you could dive into it. Blinding chrome and stainless. Hubcaps wrapped inside of a 3" white wall. A casket floor so glossy it reflects the headliner. The type of coach that commands respect when your in its presence.
I'm afraid this coach isn't in my stars. I'm after the faded, neglected, sun baked black paint. Chrome thats luster has long been tarnished. A coach that is slowly sucombing to the elements. Merely a shell of its once glorious former self. Yearning to once more to be loved and respected.
Man I'm glad you guys are here to listen to this. I must sound like a maniac. The ole lady would commit me if i leaked these feelings to her haha!!! Ill have a coach soon. I have to.
Talk to you guys soon!
Do or Die!
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