i own a 66 cadillac hearse. a few years ago i moved from chicago to san fran
with my 51 harley in the back, and the rest of my valuables. then it became
my daily driver. it was very interesting driving that thing around the
streets of san fran. it is big but parks o.k.. yes fuel consumption is bad,
but talk about fun, what a great vehicle. i love to drive it as much as my
87 westy. the westy is much more practical. any questions about the hearse,
just ask. i saw the word hearse and just had to respond.

>From: Zach Kaplan <zakaplan@EARTHLINK.NET>
>Reply-To: Zach Kaplan <zakaplan@EARTHLINK.NET>
>To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
>Subject: Re: Hearse solution
>Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 08:40:53 -0800
>
>Jonathan Lee <jrlee@MAILANDNEWS.COM> wrote:
>
> > A fellow harpsichordist just suggested that I purchase a hearse for
> > hauling harpsichords.  Wonder where I could find one . . .
>
>I know someone in Oakland who has two of them and might sell you one. Both
>are late 1960s Cadillacs and get terrible fuel economy but have lots of
>room
>both in terms of interior load floor length and headroom. I'd consider one
>for my bicycle hauling application if the fuel economy weren't so poor.
>Also
>the wheelbase and overall length are very long, similar to a stretched
>limousine and probably longer than an extended length US full size van so
>it
>might be awkward to park. The width is at least as wide as a full size van
>too. Any VW van will turn circles in the space it takes to turn a hearse
>around in.
>
>Zach Kaplan

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