What hearse?

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hidetheelephants

24,490 posts

194 months

Friday 22nd July 2011
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mat13 said:
After seeing the cost of my grandads funeral, which was a simple cremation with no church service and only two cars. I have left specific instructions that im to be taken to the service in my landrover then buried somewhere on our land. Balls to all these money grabbing funeral directors.
Definitely; if I shuffle off early, I'll be getting carted in the back of the landrover. bks to the crappy Scorpio hearse the local Lurch drives.

dudleybloke

19,859 posts

187 months

Friday 22nd July 2011
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im suprised nobodys found a 575 thats been in a rear shunt and had it converted to a hearse.
seems a licence to print money.

greygoose

8,270 posts

196 months

Friday 22nd July 2011
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redtwin said:
North West Tom said:
Anyone know who is (was) the guest of honour?.
The Polish President who died in a plane crash.

redtwin

7,518 posts

183 months

Friday 22nd July 2011
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Cheers.

PumpkinSteve

4,105 posts

157 months

Friday 22nd July 2011
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Ari said:
I was shocked, recently, to see a hearse on its way to the crematory that was based around a Ford Mondeo. A Mondeo! Nothing wrong with a Mondeo generally, but for your last journey ever? You wouldn't pick one as a wedding car would you?

Anyway, following this, my partner has been left strict instructions that I am under no circumstances to partake my final journey in a Ford, a Volvo, or a Vauxhall (undertakers near me runs Vauxhall Omega based hearses).

I've seen a fetching silver Mercedes E Class hearse that I think would be quite classy and a bit different. But ideally I've requested a Bentley or a Rolls. Traditional and unimaginative I know, but you can't go far wrong.

Any other good suggestions for that final ride, either good or bad?
You're shocked at a Mondeo, my parents chose a Ford Granada for our last family funeral a few months back.