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This is something that I have envisioned for a number of years and all I was waiting for was the perfect casket... I already had the wheelchair controls, electrics, and motors to make this thing move... So the build begins...

The picture to the right shows that to start this project you need a frosty & severely damaged casket...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	As you can see the casket is in rough shape, the good thing though is there are some good areas of the damaged end that will work to make a new end and modifications to the lid...

The cutting has begun...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	The casket has now been cut in half...

The contour of the sides have been marked and now cut...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	You can see is this pic the piece that is being cut off the good side of the damaged end, this will serve as the new end plate for the casket...

Here you can see after the contours have been cut and the test fitting has begun...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	You can see with careful planning how well the pieces fit together, at this point no welding has been done...

This is the chassis that is being fabbed...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	You can see here the placement of the electric drive motors, as well as the single free rotating front wheel...

Another angle of the chassis...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>	A look at the casket beside the chassis...

Another angle of the two pieces side-by-side...	<< CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGE >>

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This is something that I have envisioned for a number of years and all I was waiting for was the perfect casket... I already had the wheelchair controls, electrics, and motors to make this thing move... So the build begins...

The picture to the right shows that to start this project you need a frosty & severely damaged casket...

As you can see the casket is in rough shape, the good thing though is there are some good areas of the damaged end that will work to make a new end and modifications to the lid...

The cutting has begun...

The casket has now been cut in half...

The contour of the sides have been marked and now cut...

You can see is this pic the piece that is being cut off the good side of the damaged end, this will serve as the new end plate for the casket...

Here you can see after the contours have been cut and the test fitting has begun...

You can see with careful planning how well the pieces fit together, at this point no welding has been done...

This is the chassis that is being fabbed...

You can see here the placement of the electric drive motors, as well as the single free rotating front wheel...

Another angle of the chassis...

A look at the casket beside the chassis...

Another angle of the two pieces side-by-side...