How to Find a Hearse Mechanic

Finding a good hearse mechanic is a vital part of owning or operating a hearse. Whether you're a funeral professional or a car enthusiast, it's important to keep your hearse looking good and driving smoothly. Follow these steps to find a mechanic who'll keep your hearse in the land of the living—at least mechanically.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

1. Consult with other hearse owners and operators. They're your best connection to the kind of mechanic you need. Check online forums like Hearse Driver to plug in to groups of hearse enthusiasts.
2. Check to see if there are hearse dealerships in your areas. Dealerships almost always employ dedicated mechanics who are familiar with specific hearse problems and have access to parts. Even if a dealership does not employ a full-time mechanic, chances are that they are in touch with an able and reliable hearse mechanic.
3. Broaden your search to include mechanics and dealerships that specialize in limos. A hearse is very similar to a limousine, so many experienced limo mechanics are more than capable of dealing with hearse problems.
4. Seek out specialty hearse mechanics for more specific problems and parts. If you can't seem to find the right mechanic, try posting a classified ad in an auto magazine like Hemmings Motor News or even in your local newspaper.

Tips & Warnings

• See your local Cadillac or GM dealership. Cadillac hearses and funeral limousines are very popular with car enthusiasts, and a licensed Cadillac mechanic might be a good source for repair help.