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Still more pics of Shawn's coach.
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The classic lines of the traditional landau bar.
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Shawn and his buddy.
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Plenty of room inside.
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Paint is so shiney you can see yourself.
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Chris Keating of Australia sent in these next series of photos of Australian hearses. He was also kind enough to make some corrections to a couple of the cars discriptions in gallery 16. This is an example of the base vehicle of many of the Chrystler Royal hearses of the time.
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Here's an example of a 1961 Australian Chrysler hearse. It's powered by a 6 cyl. flathead, with a 3 speed manual trans. Body built by Smith and Sons, of Sydney.
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In my opinion, a very cool Australian 1957 Chrystler Royal hearse.
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You just gotta dig that two-tone paint job. Interesting how the side doors are completely framed meaning the side glass is not as big as on some of the Fords and Holdens.
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The wrap-around windows on the corners are nice and the hatch-back type rear door is really unique to us yanks.
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