Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 24 April 2015, 11:36:31
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It is a brave man who trusts a 12 year old Omega to take a 'loved one' to their final resting place. This is a time when absolute reliability is everything. It really is a case of 'get me to the church, or crematorium, on time'. :)
The Omega hearse pops up for sale on Ebay now and again. Would you buy one if you were a funeral director? New.....maybe. But 12 years or older? ::) ::) :D
Imagine this scenario.
Its July and the temperature is in the eighties. The elderly Omega gets all hot and bothered and comes to a grinding halt.
A mob of once nice people dressed all in black suddenly turn nasty. ;D ;D ;D
Like I say......a brave man. ;)
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There certainly are a few up for sale on the bay/autotrader and other outlets :)
Wouldn't you have thought it an honour, if, when you turn your toes up, Doctor, to have a fleet of Omega's following your Hearse ;D
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What would you think of the Montego hearse a local Funeral Director is still using?
Life's final indignity, or death's first?
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What would you think of the Montego hearse a local Funeral Director is still using?
Life's final indignity, or death's first?
What is the name of the company?
Budget departures?
He would need to be cheap. ;D ;D ;D
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A long time ago I recovered an incontinent Carlton hearse, that had been on its way to a job. Transmission leak rather than an engine failure.
The driver said they got a lot of odd looks from passersby as they moved the coffin from one hearse to another on the hard shoulder of the M2 :o
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A long time ago I recovered an incontinent Carlton hearse, that had been on its way to a job. Transmission leak rather than an engine failure.
The driver said they got a lot of odd looks from passersby as they moved the coffin from one hearse to another on the hard shoulder of the M2 :o
Grounds for a refund? ;D ;D
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Being late for your own funeral is supposed to be a joke, but I doubt it was funny in this case.