dirtpusher Loc: tulsa oklahoma

Pepsiman Loc: New York City

I agree, a HERSE. My father had one.,,

davidrb Loc: Half way there on the 45th Parallel

In the later 1930's Packard Motor Cars formed a business relationship with the Henney Coach Builders. They became a major builder of hearses for export to South America, among other places. In the late '30's the people of south america were huge fans of rather garish funeral vehicles. The ruling class in India also were famous for the coaches they put on R/R chassis, Packard also provided many of the same chassis. This thing might actually have been built as a custom motor-home type vehicle. Remember, in the 1930's people in this country weren't moving around in motor homes, or in anything else.

Audwulf Loc: Golden State

Not a convert. Original manufacture. They built them as far back as 1917.

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