58 Olds Hearse...unreal!

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  1. MotoMike

    MotoMike Well-Known Member

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    That 58 Olds styling is perfect for a hearse conversion.
     
  2. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    I'm just dieing to ride in that wagon. :evilsmile:
     
  3. 65 2dr

    65 2dr Fix 'em all -

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    I think "LAST RIDE" might be a more appropraite plate!
    Nicest one I ever saw!!
     
  4. silverfox

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    Isn't that you in the back???:49:
     
  5. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    Nope! I just rechecked. it's Xavier taking a nap!
     
  6. silverfox

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    Oh. Yeah. I didn't recognize him without the blue hair and nails.:D
     
  7. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    X said the hair faded out and I believe the nails chipped off from rebuilding THAT car of his!:)
     
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    The Olds Hearse has 2 days left in the sale. The seller has reduced the reserve. It is now at $8000 reserve not met.

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  9. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    If i bought this, I wonder if my wife would mind sleeping in the back on the way to Illinois and back to Florida? :evilsmile:
     
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    I wouldn't chance it, Cat. That guy in the back is pretty good looking.
    She may decide to run off with him!:rofl2:
     
  11. Krash Kadillak

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    If i was a 'professional car' aficionado, this would be the perfect vehicle to own.
    - Unique I'll guaranty you (NO ONE has seen one of these)
    - Imparts the correct impression when people see it coming toward them (SHEER TERROR)
    - Easy to find parts (Can't find a '58 Olds part to fit? Put something from a Buick or a Pontiac on - nobody will know the difference.
     
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    all that chrome , wow it just glistens.
     
  13. ModelT1

    ModelT1 Still Lost in the 50's

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    If that wagon is as good as it looks it would be a great buy under $10,000. I kinow I could talk my wife into sleeping in the back if we evicted that dead guy!(y)
     
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    Olds

    Founded by Waldo J. Cotner (1909-2001), Robert Bevington (1911-2000) and J.W. (Jack) Pinner (1904-1989) in 1955, it was located at 3723 Lamar Ave. (or US 78), and specialized in Oldsmobile and Chevrolet conversions but is also known to have built some DeSoto and Chrysler limousines (1956-1959) plus a handful of Buick, Plymouth, and Imperial ambulances (1957-1959).

    1959 was a busy year for Comet. They sold the Comet name to the Ford Motor Company to use on a new line of 1961 Mercury compact cars and moved into a new modern plant they had built in Blytheville, Arkansas, a small town located just west of the Mississippi River, 65 miles to the north. Comet's third owner, J.W. (Jack) Pinner, elected to stay in the Memphis area and formed the Pinner Coach Co. in nearby Olive Branch, Mississippi (10 miles South of Memphis) while the two remaining owners renamed the firm after themselves - Cotner-Bevington Corp.

    Pic of my 65 Olds C/B I still have and a 72 I had and sold.

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  15. MotoMike

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    Dan, these are your professional cars? That 65 Olds is absolutely beautiful from what I can see in the pics. You've piqued my interest about Comet, will have to learn more about them. The auction on the 58 ends tonight(Sunday) about 10PM EDT, reserve is met at $8100, looks like this car will be going to a new home somewhere.
     

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