Death-themed novelties from Pushin' Daisies

This stately and elegant 1966 Cadillac S&S Landau Hearse is actually a 1:18 scale model. It can be yours for just $99 from the wonderful Pushin Daisies mortuary novelty shop. The creepy, interesting, and real online store is operated in Allenhurst, New Jersey by a licensed funeral director who doesn't take life, or death, too seriously. According to the site, all items are shipped in a coffin-shaped box. From the model hearse item description:
 Candypress Prodimages Hea 66 Landau Hearse Lg This beautiful model hearse is a rear loader and comes complete with an extending rear service table to help load the casket. As always each model comes complete with a removable wood grain casket as well as a seperate church truck for setting the casket on. Highly detailed inside & out! Available in 4 Colors. Black, White, Silver, and Maroon.
Link (Thanks, Jason Tester!)

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#1 posted by Anonymous , September 4, 2007 10:33 AM

Puuuuush the little daisies and make em come up! Puuuush the little daisies and make em come up!
- Ween

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#2 posted by Anonymous , September 4, 2007 10:43 AM

I'm sorry, the 1959 Cadillac hearse is better.

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All I know is, in my will I'm going to mandate that I be taken out in a maroon hearse. No somber black for me!

K

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That looks like the old Jo-Han model hearse... they also made a variety of the model that was an ambulance.

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Boy that is beautiful. What child wouldn't want a hearse with its own coffin?

Also: I've talked to a number of funeral directors in my day and I've never met one who didn't have a wonderful sense of humor. I guess you'd have to.

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As a retrobate 20 year old I used to drive around in a '38 Chevrolet hearse stoned and wearing a latex gorilla head but I had nothing on this remarkable guy - The Boy Who Loved Hearses

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#7 posted by Anonymous , September 5, 2007 2:54 PM

That's not a '66 Cadillac. It's at least a '69, probably a '70 or '71. The tail lights are wrong and the front side lights wrap around until '68, when they became separate. (I own a '68)

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