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Welcome to TombstoneHearse.com
"The Motorcycle Hearse People"
Helping you provide personalized services for
nearly 10 million motorcycle enthusiasts.
19th Century Style Hearses Powered by Converted Motorcycles
We manufacture custom motorcycle hearses for sale to the Death Care Industry.
We also provide livery services by means of our affiliated operators throughout this country and abroad.
These custom vehicles provide an alternative to the traditional motorcar hearse for those special people that include:
Motorcycle enthusiasts and bikers looking to provide a motorcycle funeral procession for their dearly departed, find that Tombstone Hearse Co. provides the alternative to the traditional motorcar hearse to fulfill the biker "Farewell Ride" and burial tribute while still maintaining dignity.
Those who are non-riders and people liking to break traditions, find the 19th century styling of the hearses offer to them a unique means of transportation for their loved one to the final resting place. For them, Tombstone Hearse Co. makes the statement and personalizes the service to provide that special remembrance for their family and friends to cherish for years to come.
Members of the military whose family wants a special glass sided caisson to show their love and respect will receive that special effect with a Tombstone Hearse.
Wild West buffs find the glass sided hearses from Tombstone, nostalgic and reminiscent of many years gone by. Possibly thoughts of the OK Corral, Wyatt Erp, Doc Holliday, and the Clanton's may come to a family's mind as the burial coach makes its way to their Boot Hill.
Tombstone Hearse Co. has been featured in many motorcycle magazines around the world and has been on exhibition at many funeral trade shows and motorcycle events across the country. Tombstone has also been on various news casts, the Fox & Friends morning show, along with many other radio talk show hosts.
No matter what the reason for choosing a Tombstone Hearse coach, it always turns heads and brings recognition to any establishment who uses these works of art.
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