Suburban hearse pull out table

[Tulsa Guy]

Came across two mid 90's era Suburban hearses in a salvage today. Bottom one pretty much gutted, but the top one seemed to have an aluminum or stainless pull out table in it. It had an exposed fold up ramp on the end of it!
Anyone else ever come across one of these or know what it is/was? Hearse, first call or ME vehicle?

[Abnorml]

Sounds like a first call car. I have a funeral director friend (he use to own my hearse), he drove a Suburban as you described home when he was on call at the funeral home. I didn't see it up close, but it had a stainless steel "tray" in the rear.

[Boogeyman Con Carne]

ARRGH! PICS! PICS!

[Tulsa Guy]

They were stacked on top of each other, back doors were open on the top one where I could see the fold out ramp.
I held the camera over my head and took some photos, but it seemed it was piled fulla' stuff.
I opened the passenger side back door to try to get a better look, and had a whole front suspention section lunge toward me, spindle,rotor, and bolth top and bottom control arms!
Got it closed back before Debbie had to call 911!
It snowed here last week so the place was a big muddy mess, we'll go back when it dries up before the chiggers and mosquitos get active.

[Boogeyman Con Carne]

Sounds like a few hearses got mixed up with a batch of spiders

"Oh look! Nich, juicy partOHMYGODSHITLOOKOUT!"

[R U INJRD]

Sounds more like a Suburban modified for handicap use. Did it have landau bars on the side?

[Tulsa Guy]

yessir....dyin.......to go back and start pullin' parts.

[Morella]

A fold-out ramp? Sounds ideal for funeralracing.