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I think this is real

Started by Sparky, Sat 28, Sep 2013, 18:06:52

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Patrick

What do you mean by real ?  A real funeral ?  Its a pretty kewl trailer, the owner must be an undertaker !

Otus

My friend works for a casket company, every once in a while they get a scratch or dented one. He can pick them up for scrap metal prices. I've got him looking for a metal sealer to make a trailer out of those are compleatly watertight. Of course it'll be fast black with chrome handles, wouldn't want it to slow me down.

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Quote from: Patrick on Sat 28, Sep 2013, 18:29:03
What do you mean by real ?  A real funeral ?  Its a pretty kewl trailer, the owner must be an undertaker !
Or just a little twisted!

alph

I've seen "casket" trailers before.  the last one I saw was being pulled by a Harley heading east on hwy 29.  at the time it was called "bloody 29" because it was a two lane highway that was LONG over due to be made 4 lane.
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mmurffy03

I saw a funeral home that had an ad in a local paper for a bikers last ride with the casket being towed in a custom glass trailer with a full biker escort to the gravesite

old2soon

Quote from: mmurffy03 on Sat 28, Sep 2013, 20:36:52
I saw a funeral home that had an ad in a local paper for a bikers last ride with the casket being towed in a custom glass trailer with a full biker escort to the gravesite
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PAVALKER

I'm pretty sure it's a real picture, with a real motorcycle, and a real casket made into a real bike trailer (note the lights on the rear of the casket).  If you are asking if the casket is real and there is a real dead person riding therein, I'd say NO..... because of the aforementioned tail lights.


Quote from: Sparky on Sat 28, Sep 2013, 18:06:52

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Gavin_Sons

Quote from: mmurffy03 on Sat 28, Sep 2013, 20:36:52
I saw a funeral home that had an ad in a local paper for a bikers last ride with the casket being towed in a custom glass trailer with a full biker escort to the gravesite

My father in law had this for his funeral. The trailer was pulled by a harley trike. 

Gavin_Sons


im pretty sure this is the exact one we had.



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A frined in England had a bike and sidecar for his funeral.

The sidecar had large glass windows ala funeral hearse. He was laid to rest in a wicker coffin.

http://images.search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?_adv_prop=image&fr=yhs-visicom-lavasoft&va=wicker+coffin&hspart=visicom&hsimp=yhs-lavasoft