AA hearse

[rocket1]

There is a double A hearse on Ebay,only $49,500.00,you think it would have come with shocks for that price!

 

[WHN]

I would not want to be seen driving it around.

 

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

There is a double A hearse on Ebay,only $49,500.00,you think it would have come with shocks for that price!

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[Gold Digger]

Worse yet being seen hauled in the back.

 

[Bob C]

That's not an AA. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1931-Ford-...ash=item4d7df469a5:g:KWYAAOSwuWJbsfSi&vxp=mtr


Bob

 

[Neil Wilson]

That's not an AA. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1931-Ford-...ash=item4d7df469a5:g:KWYAAOSwuWJbsfSi&vxp=mtr


Bob

Yes, I don't think an AA'er could dream up that mess .

 

[holdover]

maybe a snake charmer's last ride...

 

[CarlG]

The wheels under carriage and suspension are all Model A, not AA

 

[marty in Ohio]

That's the last car I'd want to ride in!
Marty

 

[denniskliesen]

Location ... Emmerich, Germany

 

[Dodge]

I think the back end was on a horse drawn carriage to begin with. It doesn't fit
the A chassis very well.

 

[TerryO]

That's the last car I'd want to ride in!
Marty

Could be...


TerryO

 

[Licensed to kill]

I think the back end was on a horse drawn carriage to begin with. It doesn't fit
the A chassis very well.

I don't think the back end was on anything before. Looks like something someone just conjured up and built recently. It doesn't look authentic to any early era to me.

 

[eagle]

I don't think the back end was on anything before. Looks like something someone just conjured up and built recently. It doesn't look authentic to any early era to me.

Might be popular in New Orleans?

 

[100IH]

A car toon, passing as art.

 

[holdover]

contacted them and explained it was not a AA, he changed the wording removing reference to a AA.


As not being authentic to any early era, not exactly. There were some crazy looking horse drawn ones years ago. I use to raise Clydesdales and there was many a time some one would see the horses and comment they knew of a fancy hearse for sale, well fancy wasn't the word I would use.

below are some not quite as bad but close

here is some pics off the net https://www.google.com/search?q=early+horse+drawn+hearse&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=WAcGfPDd_l5R-M%253A%252CNhcZVZ3lYpjRPM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kQPL52b3sdV0GQbAnBvObxbzvfWKA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwimlb_v_IHeAhVRnOAKHR3lCdIQ9QEwAXoECAMQBg#imgrc=WAcGfPDd_l5R-M:

 

[denniskliesen]

contacted them and explained it was not a AA, he changed the wording removing reference to a AA.


As not being authentic to any early era, not exactly. There were some crazy looking horse drawn ones years ago. I use to raise Clydesdales and there was many a time some one would see the horses and comment they knew of a fancy hearse for sale, well fancy wasn't the word I would use.

below are some not quite as bad but close

here is some pics off the net https://www.google.com/search?q=early+horse+drawn+hearse&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=WAcGfPDd_l5R-M%253A%252CNhcZVZ3lYpjRPM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kQPL52b3sdV0GQbAnBvObxbzvfWKA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwimlb_v_IHeAhVRnOAKHR3lCdIQ9QEwAXoECAMQBg#imgrc=WAcGfPDd_l5R-M:

Type at the top of the search model a hearse, there is picture of Snyder's AA hearse. 5 rows down second from right.

 

[40 Deluxe]

I don't think the back end was on anything before. Looks like something someone just conjured up and built recently. It doesn't look authentic to any early era to me.

I agree as to this being a modern rendition (with perhaps a lot of assistance from smoking pot).

 

[Slowplane]

Perfect car to take the kids out "trick or treatin"!

 

[heneste]

Early motorhome? When you get tired of driving you can just hop in the back for a rest....