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Don't know if this has been posted before. https://youtu.be/ZL9p1ovaE_E
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Hmm, it makes you wonder about the viability of a 4 seater +4 or 4/4 hearse? How many of us would request it, if it was available?
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I have a memory from way back that along with police cars, hearses are allowed to exceed the speed limits. Probably nonsense but thats what I was told. There is a biker hearse. https://motorcyclefunerals.com/ so why not an e type. Or maybe a Morgan hearse - with the wooden chassis  it could even be the base for a viking funeral.
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I thought it was the other way around.
If they have trade on board they have to respect lower limits as I understood. I thought there was some leniency around red lights for a train of cars in a funeral procession. In NL they hand out red mini-flags you place on your side window which helps the procession move. People there are kind enough to stop and let you through as a group when they see the flags.
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I have a memory from way back that along with police cars, hearses are allowed to exceed the speed limits. Probably nonsense but thats what I was told. There is a biker hearse. https://motorcyclefunerals.com/ so why not an e type. Or maybe a Morgan hearse - with the wooden chassis it could even be the base for a viking funeral. In the film Harold & Maude they convert an e type to a hearse, and I think it looks great. E type Hearse Video
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Uncle Melvyn had an idea and provided for heavyweights.  ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/03/16/Hearse.jpeg)
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I thought it was the other way around.
If they have trade on board they have to respect lower limits as I understood. I thought there was some leniency around red lights for a train of cars in a funeral procession. In NL they hand out red mini-flags you place on your side window which helps the procession move. People there are kind enough to stop and let you through as a group when they see the flags. Last biker funeral I went to, they let the parade of bikes pass without interuption. No need for little flags. Big turnout - there must have been easily 60 bikes.
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