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Watch this video about a Harley-Davidson hearse on HowStuffWorks. The Tombstone Hearse Company offers a unique way to arrive at a funeral, in a modified Harley-Davidson motorcycle. See why people have already placed orders for their own Harley-Davidson hearse in this news video from Reuters.

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Watch this video about a Harley-Davidson hearse on HowStuffWorks. The Tombstone Hearse Company offers a unique way to arrive at a funeral, in a modified Harley-Davidson motorcycle. See why people have already placed orders for their own... More »

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