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The acting is really...I wouldn't say bad, but it's kind of like an episode of Jenny Jones. I wasn't huge on the paint job (a lot of skulls isn't really good on any hearse, used sparingly they do the job) but I have to admit the remote controlled rear door and coffin were pretty nicely done and made me wish I had them.
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The acting is really...I wouldn't say bad, but it's kind of like an episode of Jenny Jones. I wasn't huge on the paint job (a lot of skulls isn't really good on any hearse, used sparingly they do the job) but I have to admit the remote controlled rear door and coffin were pretty nicely done and made me wish I had them. -
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I saw the car in person , he is near us . That casket in the rear is non-removable .It just slides in and out ,taking up alot of space . the interior was already falling out of it . I can go on and on ,to see the car up close is a whole different story !!!
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I saw this when it originally aired. I thought it was "OK"Comment
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What I didn't like was the car was a limo style in the beginning, 6 side windows, and at the end it was a standard endloader with landau bars. Also the grill/refrigerator was kind of cheesey. It was just a small barbeque and refrigerator inserted in the casket, at least my caskets are fully integrated. And who the hell lines a barbeque in crushed velvet?!Comment
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Wow, I thought the concept was pretty cool, but didn't care much for the paint job and the bar-b-que casket is kind of useless. Do like that all the electronics are controlled by cell phone......wondering what that unit would cost for my hearse.... then again Elvira has manual windows and very few electronic devices to operate......Comment
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I LOVED the red headlights and spiderweb grille...I want one for my 83!Comment
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