1933 Henney Funeral Coach Painted by Mickey Harris
Monday, February 4th, 2008
Parked just outside the north hall, this 1933 Henney Funeral Coach, owned and restored by Fleet Bodyworks, was a fun find at SEMA 2007. This car was originally hand built as a custom coach, used as an ambulance or hearse. In its latest iteration it was painted by none other than airbrush master Mickey Harris
A beautiful angel covers the hood…
…while a mural depicting the conflict of heaven and hell runs down the driver’s side of the coach.
A cherub adorns the front fender.
More beautiful mural art on the passenger side.
A fitting hood ornament.
This passenger has a one way ticket to… well, you decide.
For those of you who have a morbid curiosity about the ghoulish line of Henney Funeral Coaches
visit the Coachbuilt - Henney Motor Company’s website to get the history for yourself. It’s a fascinating treat.
Click here to visit Mickey Harris Artistry in Motion online.
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