Since we moved here there is this establishment that has this hearse parked outside. I drive by quite a bit and today I finally stopped to get a closer look at her in her decaying glory. With what little juice was left on my phone I got photos of her to share with you.
A 1950′s (exact year uncertain) Cadillac hearse. DROOOOOOOOL.
I ogled at it and dreamt of the day I could either own one or have enough bank to fully restore something like this. Dad, why didn’t you pass on your mad car repair skills onto me? I would love to get under the hood of something like this and bring her back to life. What a rewarding trade, yeah?
I ended up going into the place which was a head shop/music memorabilia store and apparently one of the guys that works there owns it and another hearse parked next to it. I hope he does it justice.
(Note to self: take photos with the better camera)
My name is Ivonne and this is where I come to unload. Artist, wife, mother, loud mouth, blogger, crafter and multipurpose elf.
Over a year ago, my family and I did the unthinkable and uprooted from the West to the East Coast. You can imagine the culture shock when a Mexican, West Coast girl lands herself in South New Jersey. If anything it has made for some ridiculous stories.
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We all love classic cars. I remember Haddonfield having a great car show every year. I can’t remember when but they shut down the Kings Highway and filled it up with amazing and lovingly restored classics.
Omg!!!!! Gorgeeoooooooouuuss!
The shape of that car gives my tummy butterflies.