Showing posts with label Horse-drawn hearse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horse-drawn hearse. Show all posts

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Another Classic

For some reason, this picture reminds me of the Universal back lot, where they filmed The Munsters.
Via Anderson McQueen blog. A nifty description of restoring an old classic horse-drawn hearse, though I admit I cringed when I read the words "sand-blasted."

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Classic Black

Via Hearse dot com.

Friday, September 18, 2009

1929 Hearse

I found this posted on eBay through the guys from the Garage of Evil. I would love to have this! I mean, how often is there an opportunity to buy a 1929 Hearse?
It's really obvious that there was still a strong influence from the horse-drawn hearse days. It almost reminds me of the one they used in Disney's The Haunted Mansion.
I love the detail on the back end of this. It feels so elegant, yet so Flash Gordon at the same time.If only I had the $55k lying around! I'm sure I could convince Mr. ShellHawk that we needed this to park out front on Halloween! That's an easy sell, right?

*sigh*

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Haunted Hearse

In my deep visualization/meditation of how it will feel to take home a measly $25 million from the California Lottery, I have a fantasy.

After
I help my parents out with a home remodel, after we pay the last of our debts and set up our finances so that all the money isn't gone in a year, after we donate to charity, there is my pro haunt, which will also raise money for charity.

It
will be an indoor/outdoor haunt. It will be a cemetery, attached to a mausoleum. And there will be a hearse. An old, Victorian-style hearse, pulled by two black horses decked out in appropriate funeral tack through the streets in the hour before sunset. Silent, but for the sound of the clop-clop of horses' hooves on the pavement, and the sound of the casket within twitching and kicking, its tenant not dead yet. A ghostly driver, scanning the crowd for his next passenger. The light glints redly off the etched glass of the hearse as the sun flames a last time on the horizon and dies, just as it turns up the driveway and starts the final leg of its journey towards the mausoleum.


Scare Factory has done a masterful job on this design.

Hearse (wholesale, before 5/1/09): $7985.
Deluxe Golden Casket: $895.
Dancing Casket Rig: $495.
Terrorizing for charity: Priceless