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    That should be a good one to watch, and I will

be doing just that!!  You need a plate that says-

   W8N4U

        David S.

or LST-RDE or HAUL-U or for those who text behind the wheel... TXT-NXT

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got the dashboard done, bottom detailed, built a stock engine..(that was different) ...........more later..B)

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I like the dash board. Are you making a Service Vehicle or a really big family Station Wagon ??

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I like the dash board. Are you making a Service Vehicle or a really big family Station Wagon ??

It's rare 1966 Cadillac Miller-Meteor Window Hearse...sort of a final service vehicle

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The only Flower Cars I remember were more like an El Camino style Hearse. They would be open behind the driver and the flowers would be displayed in the bed.  

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I don't think I've ever seen a blue hearse before...they are generally black.

Miller-Meteor made hearses in many colors,  some black, some gold,  different shades of blue also, look them up on Google

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I've seen the blue metallic hearses. My friend drove one in the 80's. This will be sweet. Hearses are always classy in the old days. 

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The only Flower Cars I remember were more like an El Camino style Hearse. They would be open behind the driver and the flowers would be displayed in the bed.  

I agree. Lots of old gangster movies had 'em when a senior mob figure died (or was killed). Here's an example.

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_38469-Cadillac-Calais-Flower-Car-1970.html

BTW. this is a great site for researching vehicles shown in movies.

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  • I agree. Lots of old gangster movies had 'em when a senior mob figure died (or was killed). Here's an example.

    http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_38469-Cadillac-Calais-Flower-Car-1970.html

    BTW. this is a great site for researching vehicles shown in movies.

    That's like the ones I remember. A little story. Just before turning 16 and on the look out for a car, any car, there was a used car dealer that sold old ambulances, lemos, and hearses. I saw a couple of old flower cars there and I wanted one in the worst way. These were '47 and '48 year models and the time frame was spring of 1959 in the burb's of Chicago. My getting any car was not in my father's plans anyway and you can imagine what he thought of the Flower Car idea.     

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