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UPDATE: Still Available.
(03/30/2024) Here’s a modified CJ-5 that’s sometimes used as a hearse.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1142904690132757
“A heavily modified CJ5 ,, extended about 5’ ,, fully done and ready for use as a hearse , or a pickup. 4.2 engine, 3 speed stick , 4 wheel drive, lock out hubs ,, several new parts”
Maybe the owner is selling it because he got tired of waiting for people to die. Seriously, not a very dignified way to go.
I could see a open Jeep hearse used in a tropical island somewhere in the Caribbean or Polynesia… but Ohio?
Maybe if you’re a Jimmy Buffet fan.
Heck, I’d take the jeep ride post death, but then I won’t need a “hearse”, as my container’s ashes will fit in about any jeep!
Mike, Undignified? Looks like a great last ride to me. Anyone can get a hearse. I’m with Dave, put me in a Jeep.