This 1967 Cadillac Miller Meteor Hearse is documented as an all-original, increasingly rare example that spent much of its life in Southern California before moving to Nevada. The vehicle features a distinctive quirk where the landau bars were installed backward, a detail the seller noted would require correction during a future restoration. Powered by an original Cadillac 429 V8 engine that was rebuilt to specifications 8,000 miles prior to the listing, the hearse starts readily and runs, though it requires carburetor work and has a water leak at the water pump. The exterior is black, while the interior presents a mix of black in the driver’s cab and a combination of redwood, brown, and beige tones in the rear compartment.
Condition notes indicate significant surface rust in areas where stainless chrome trim was previously located, though the floor panels and underbody are reported as solid. The seats require refurbishment, and the dashboard remains in good condition. The seller, who purchased the vehicle intending to restore it as a show piece for their company but never found the time, included cut-out rocker panels from another Cadillac body to assist with repairs. Having been used for events and parties, this project vehicle was listed in Las Vegas, Nevada, for $3,050.
Specifications
- Year: 1967
- Make/Model: Cadillac
- Coach Builder: Miller Meteor
- Casket Load: End Loader
- Engine: 429 V8 (Rebuilt)
- Transmission: Automatic
- Mileage: Not Specified (8k miles since rebuild)
- Exterior: Black vinyl on Sable black
- Interior: Black / Redwood, Brown, Beige
- Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Status: ARCHIVED via eBay — last seen listed at $3,050 in July 2015