Tour famous Death Sites in New York in a Cadillac Hearse

[Bruce Nunnally]

It's a death ride with a stiff price.

A former Manhattan salesman is cashing in on morbid curiosity, taking New Yorkers on a tour of the city's most famous deaths.

Drew Raphael, 44, ushers passengers in his tricked-out hearse past the scenes of mob rub-outs, celebrity overdoses and grisly musician murders.

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He then spent $12,000 on a 1960 Cadillac Superior Crown Royal hearse he found online. He coughed up thousands more to outfit the death-mobile with five plush seats, a plasma TV and, of course, suicide doors, which have hinges closer to the rear of the car

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/apple_tour_de_corpse_5V1itO3CUiV3dSqo0iK9MM#ixzz0o5tyZkIu

[Texas Jim]

Cool...

If I go to New York to see Mike and Warren...I may have to try that tour.

:D

[Bruce Nunnally]

odd; I think their coding put the link in; let's try this one: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/apple_tour_de_corpse_5V1itO3CUiV3dSqo0iK9MM

[Texas Jim]

odd; I think their coding put the link in; let's try this one: http://www.nypost.co...CUiV3dSqo0iK9MM

Cool...that one works...

[jackc]

There were some guys in Dallas a few years ago that got an old Lincoln bubble-top or convertible and were selling trips on the Kennedy assassination route. They'd speed off to Parkland at the end. Thought that was pretty tacky.....