1929 Henney Hearse - 6k CAD - Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada

[theconvertibleguy]

Have to say this is a first time I've ever heard of this vehicle maker, but apparently they've been in business for a long time back in the day. Has the original engine but it's looks so rough that IMO it might not be savable. No front to it doesn't hurt either. DOn't know whose paying 6k for this, but I guess there must be someone that's into old hearses?

 

Also why do people not remake a photo if they're finger is in the way of the shot? It's not film. Take a better picture, you lazy ***'s

 

http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/h/henney/henney.htm for info about the comapny. Was intresting reading.

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/413363361748087

 

Edited August 12 by theconvertibleguy (see edit history)

[Gearheadengineer]

This would be super cool for hauling parts or whatever. Tons of work though and probably a dead end unless they have the front end parts. 

[Leif in Calif]

2 minutes ago, Gearheadengineer said:

 probably a dead end 

Ha Ha!

[dalef62]

43 minutes ago, Gearheadengineer said:

This would be super cool for hauling parts or whatever. Tons of work though and probably a dead end unless they have the front end parts. 

The ad says all parts are there...

[Gearheadengineer]

9 minutes ago, dalef62 said:

The ad says all parts are there...

I saw that, but I have heard that one before. 

[TexRiv_63]

Is that Packard based?

[58L-Y8]

5 hours ago, TexRiv_63 said:

Is that Packard based?

No, Henney was assembling their own chassis from proprietary components.  Lycoming engines, fenders etc. from outside sources.  Here's topic from a few years ago on them.  The exclusive Packard chassis contract began for 1937.

 

 

[rocketraider]

Unless I miss my guess badly or they don't see it, this Henney will find a home with someone in the Professional Car Society. It's certainly not beyond saving.