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  • mr x
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    Originally posted by LMS View Post
    And to reply to an older post...



    From what I am reading this is Neil Young's hearse with an old band of his.

    His song Long May You Run was written about his hearse.

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  • sgath92
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    Nosferatu was known for driving one around. British band, British hearse. No idea if they still have it.




    The couple behind the band My Parasites were at the '12 MPCC show with their black S&S but IDK if they ever used it for touring or not.

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  • LMS
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    And to reply to an older post...

    I've heard that Neal Young drove a hearse when he was younger.
    From what I am reading this is Neil Young's hearse with an old band of his.

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  • LMS
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    The band Elvis Hitler had one on one of their albums, not sure if it belonged to them.

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  • 60Crown
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    Snake River Outlaws '40 LaSalle.

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  • jeff1956
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    This reply is in regards to what happened to the Chessmen hearse...I've copied and pasted the article as I found it posted:

    Saturday, October 10, 1964

    A young Utica musician was killed last night when the converted hearse he was driving left Route 12 south of Lowville and rolled down a 21-foot embankment. His three passengers also musicians, were hospitalized.

    The dead youth was identified as Anthony Serafino Frontera, 17, of 1109 Webster Ave. Injured were George W. DeAngelo, 19 of 1406 Dudley Ave; Eric Jeffery Thorngren, 19, of Carlise Ave; and Jon Charles Hynes, 19, of 107 Melrose Ave.

    THE FOUR musicians, known as "The Chessmen" were going to St. Lawrence University where they were scheduled to play last night and tonight, The quartet has preformed in the area for the past three years.

    Musical instruments and electrical amplifiers were found in the wreckage of the 1953 Cadillac hearse. State Police said the vehicle "literally disintegrated" after it traveled 90 feet in the air and flipped and rolled down the grade. All four youths were thrown out.

    Dr. Louis Avallone, acting as Lewis County coroner, ruled the death accidental.

    FRONTERA'S INJURIES included a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

    DeAngelo, leader of the group, suffered back injuries and cuts and bruises. He was described in serious condition early today in St. Elizabeth's Hospital. Thorngren suffered possible fractures to his left hip, right foot and facial bones. He was learned in fair condition in Faxton Hospital.

    Troupers said Hynes suffered a possible fractured skull, cuts about the right hand and left foot and multiple body bruises. He remained overnight in Lowville Hospital.

    Trooper R. O. Polett, Lowville, said Frontera had passed another car and lost control of the hearse. The pavement was slick from light rainfall.

    The youth's body was taken to the Ennace Funeral Home last night. Arrangements were incomplete.


    Sourced from http://clipper220.proboards.com/inde...&page=30#24579

    Jeff

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  • Otto Baron
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    Screamin Jay Hawkins (I put a spell on you) drove a hearse. Can't find any pictures, however. Popular in the 1950's, he still had it in the 1970's.

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  • Creepy Cruiser
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    Mine was also owned Jay Maker (of "The Makers") just like Daves, lol.

    And it was also owned by a band over Puyallup WA, (many years and a few paint jobs before The Makers bought it as a parts car). We didn't know about the Puyallup one, until we stripped through about 3 layers of paint and there was the name. Unfortunately, we couldn't make out the name just the city and some band artwork.

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  • pyro
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    Mine was used by a music shop or a gay band. The car is pink. There is hand written lettering on the window tint

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  • 60Crown
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    Kewl period shot of the Monocles:

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  • Scary Guy
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    I've heard that Neal Young drove a hearse when he was younger.

    Lots of people say Alice Cooper did but lots of people are fucking retarded. I've found no proof of this on google and wouldn't be surprised if it was false.

    Pictures of either would be awesome though.

    http://www.deadby28.net had one, not sure if it is still running. It was beat to shit last time I saw it outside of The Ritz. Unfortunately I don't see any photos but with the condition it was in I don't blame them. I wouldn't want anyone seeing my beater hearse either.

    http://pic90.picturetrail.com/VOL214.../137752449.jpg found one

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  • Dave Allison
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    Originally posted by hotroddwayne View Post
    "The Makers" traveled in a 1965 Pontiac hearse, here's an old band promo & a pic of their coach as it is today. Somehow it survived!


    It survived and my daughter and i are gathering parts to put it back on the road.Just recieved some more original parts from Jay Maker.

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  • Custom Coffin Works
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    Local Arizona Band. Angry Jon.com

    Not really their Hearse, but they are in it often enough.

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  • Flymanj3
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    Herb Gross - The Invictas... our latest club member.




    Their original '55 caddy


    '84 Caddy used today

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  • Otto Baron
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    Can any body find a photo of Screaming Jay Hawkins Hearse? I remember seeing it at the wiltern theatre, as an extra on "American Hot Wax." Hawkins was there recreating Freed's last rock and roll show.

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