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Dorsey & Bobbie Rhoads of Rising Sun, Maryland sent us these photos of their 1964 Cotner-Bevington Cotington Landau.
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Dig how the drapes contrast with the paint.
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This sleek profile implies that it has standard glass, a plus in the unfortunate event of windshield breakage.
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These are a couple of pics of Shadows '74 Superior 3-way. Always rollin down the Vegas Strip.
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Open and ready for business.
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Submitted by Matthew Coon. This is a 1957 Memphian Pontiac combination funeral coach/ambulance which has been parked in the same barn for nearly thirty years. The combo was used by a funeral home in a small Ohio town and was retired from service in 1973.
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Submitted by Dan. This is his 1982 Mercury hearse. He writes, "it isnt very pretty right now, but i have worked on it since this photo , i will send updated photos soon of things like the new hood ornament , its a skull with red lighted eyes and the new interior."
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Submitted by Andy B, a member of the CHR (Classic Hearse Register) in the UK. This is his 1979 MK2 Granada Hearse built by Coleman Milne.
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Andy calls her Belle Morte, French for "beautiful coach" which he thinks is very apt.
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This is a meeting of the northern members of the CHR, from the left Mick n Jans MK2 "cold Ethyl" then "Belle Morte" and last but not least Shivs Beast "Diechie" who you already have in your (extensive) gallery.
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