Coach builder from Canada

[Frank Elder]

http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/l/little/little.htm

Looks like he took 4DR or the longer version d24 and added a 2DR sedan back half to it.....I think it looks real nice.

[1940plymouth]

Interesting

[BobT-47P15]

That Dodge looks a lot like the factory limousines by Chrysler.

I remember one local funeral home back in the 50s had

the longer Chrysler as a "family car" for trips to the cemetary.

May not have been quite that long....but close.

There are quite a few of those old fancy cathederal sided hearses hidden in

courtyards and buildings down in Mexico. Sled on the HAMB has been living in

Mexico the last two or three years and scouting continuously for old cars. He

finds some of the darndest stuff......some in good shape, some not.....some

for sale and some not.

Edited January 6, 2011 by BobT-47P15

[BobT-47P15]

If you want to wade thru a ton of posts from "sled" about cars he's

found in Mexico, with quite a few pictures along the way, here's a

link..........http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=183098&highlight=mexico

[P-12 Tommy]

Thanks for the link Bob! Lots of interesting vehicles. Ever wonder where most of the Volkswagon Beetles went to? My older sister used to travel to Mexico for her job quite a bit. She said she saw hundreds of them down there.

Tom

[suntennis]

About the VW Bugs, Mexico continued to make the Bug after the 70's, but they were not up to US safety and emission standards.

[Young Ed]

Ya I believe they made them into the late 90s

[BobT-47P15]

I see quite a few VWs, in some configurations not used in this

country, when we visit Mexican ports during a cruise.

[Frank Elder]

I guess I'll shift gears

[Young Ed]

Is that worth two slugs?

[Frank Elder]

Is that worth two slugs?

Thanks Ed! Now I have 2 sore arms:D