Undertakers vehicles.

[Witty]

Went to a funeral on Monday and was really surprised that the funeral directors were running a whole fleet of facelift elites. Obviously stretched limo’s and the hearse also. Looked quite nice to be fair. They were all on private plates, never got the chance to speak to any of them about the vehicles.

[Neal_1974]

Undertakers vehicles.

Went to a funeral on Monday and was really surprised that the funeral directors were running a whole fleet of facelift elites. Obviously stretched limo’s and the hearse also. Looked quite nice to be fair. They were all on private plates, never got the chance to speak to any of them about the vehicles.

Elites would make great hearses ! I saw a Rover 800 hearse only yesterday and it was spotless, can’t remember last seeing a rover let alone an 800

[Paul]

Witty, I take it you have taken out a plan with them

[Neal_1974]

Witty, I take it you have taken out a plan with them

Plan to be taken by a rover 99p a year will buy you a new rover every year for life

[marko301]

Every member driving around in an ST is driving a hearse aren't they? If you're gonna hit me, don't hit the face!

[Neal_1974]

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[bransoj]

Elites would make great hearses ! I saw a Rover 800 hearse only yesterday and it was spotless, can’t remember last seeing a rover let alone an 800

Not only a Rover 800 but i still see a guy driving round in an 800 coupe where i am.....

[2000rpm]

Every member driving around in an ST is driving a hearse aren't they? If you're gonna hit me, don't hit the face!

At the time I bought my Insignia, there was a nice clean Elite 2.8T V6 auto estate in black that I looked at. When I saw it in the metal I thought: 'That really does look like a funeral car'.

As it turned out, the dealer wouldn't come down from an unrealistic price (took him nearly a year and four price cuts to shift it) plus black is difficult to keep looking nice (my previous car was black and always looked like it had been towed out of a ditch).

[2000rpm]

This is exactly what the Elite 2.8 mentioned above looked like:
(same trim level, same wheels, twin exhausts, tinted rear windows)

Tell me it's not a funeral car.

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201711111160366?sort=distance&make=VAUXHALL&radius=1500&onesearchad=Used&onesearchad=Nearly%20New&onesearchad=New&model=INSIGNIA&body-type=Estate&colour=Black&advertising-location=at_cars&year-from=2010&postcode=cb42nd&year-to=2012&page=5

[Neal_1974]

Not only a Rover 800 but i still see a guy driving round in an 800 coupe where i am.....

I always lustred after the coupe when i was younger as my dad had a 216 Vitesse and thought they were the dogs but i was like 12 and basically anything my dad had was awesome. Rare as hens teeth these days

[Neal_1974]

Undertakers vehicles.

If you like old things i have a fully working 1989 mac that i play lemmings on and use photoshop 1.2 on it [emoji23]

Apart from liking insignia’s I’m a bit of a geek [emoji851] too. This beauty has 4 mb of ram, 40 mb hard drive and a whopping 256kb graphics to run the black and white 9 inch screen. In 1989 was £6500. Its my little project

[marko301]

If you like old things i have a fully working 1989 mac that i play lemmings on and use photoshop 1.2 on it [emoji23]

Apart from liking insignia’s I’m a bit of a geek [emoji851] too. This beauty has 4 mb of ram, 40 mb hard drive and a whopping 256kb graphics to run the black and white 9 inch screen. In 1989 was £6500. Its my little project

I love sci fi movies and tv series from the 80s based in the future that have those king of computers.

[marko301]

Here we go. If you wanna get the funeral over quick, use one of these (bet it's not co op )

[Neal_1974]

I love sci fi movies and tv series from the 80s based in the future that have those king of computers.

The really corny 80’s stuff are my favourites [emoji23] yes they used these little macs a-lot in movies as they looked oh so futuristic back in the day, generally painted black to look really funky. Its a bit of a long term hobby thing, I’m trying to get zippy (its name) online which surprisingly is possible even though it was built 2 years before the internet existed, i have a network card in it and getting parts and things are quite expensive as they’re now collector items and generally only in the states so postage is pricy, so far its cost me about £500 and probably another £500-700 to get it working how i want it so it might take me another 18 months to 2 years [emoji846]

[Neal_1974]

Here we go. If you wanna get the funeral over quick, use one of these (bet it's not co op )

Nice alloys, err different [emoji23]