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Spooktacular Hearses and HearseCon!

Hearses aren't always a drag like many people think. This vehicle puts the fun in funeral. There are some really awesome and completely outrageous looking custom hearses out there, so I thought I'd share some pictures.
The Harold and Maude hearse
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The Cathedral Hearse
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Old-Timey Glass Hearse
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Monster Truck Hearse
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1929 Argentinian Hearse
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Hot Rod Hearse
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Ghostbusters Hearse
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 For other people, like myself, who have a morbid fascination with hearses, check out this website. These Hearse Girls are awesome! It turns out that Denver, Colorado has tons of Hearse Enthusiasts. Every year There's an event called HearseCon. If you're in Denver June 22-24 this year, check it out. Here's the HearseCon page for 2012. It looks like a lot of fun.

"The only Hearseclub meet so good, the rest of your life will be a bitter disappointment by comparison."

"It's like a funeral at a rock concert."
HearseCon commercial for 2011:
HearseCon news coverage:
Pure awesome. hopefully one day, I'll be able to attend.

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  1. Hello! I'm a new follower :-)

    For the movie Harold and Maude, they used multiple hearses. Actor Brandon Lee (of The Crow) actually bought one of those hearses, since he was a big fan of that movie (and hearses too, we can assume).

    I'd die for some of those vehicles!

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    1. That's interesting. Thanks for sharing and for adding me. :)

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  2. Ah! This event is happening in my area this weekend but I don't think I can go.... :(

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