FUNERAL VEHICLES

We offer a wide variety of funeral transports. Choose from the latest Pilato Mercedes Hearse and Limousine fleet, a Horse Drawn Carriage or even the increasingly popular Motorcycle Hearse. Please ask your Funeral Director for further details.

Alternative Vehicle Selection

If you would prefer something alternative to our Pilato Mercedes hearses and limousines, we would be happy to source your requirement. Some of the alternative choices we have available at Black Country Funeral Services are:

Vintage/Classical Vehicles
Coloured Vehicles
Lorry Hearse
VW Campervan or Beetle Hearse
4x4 Hearse
Double Decker Bus Hearse

Horse and Carriage:

You can choose from Black, White or Dapple-Grey horses and matching carriages.
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You can have two or four horses leading the carriage and we can change the colours of the horse’s plumes to match any colour scheme or personalisation.
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You don’t have to have the matching carriage to the colour of horse you choose, should you require a mix of colours please speak to your Funeral Director.
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Alternative transport

Motorcycles

We can supply a motorbike hearse that will safely convey your loved one to the crematorium or cemetery but still enable them to have ‘One Last Blast’. You can choose from four types of bikes:

Triumph Thunderbird
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Triumph Boneville
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Harley Davidson
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Trike Hearse
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Suzuki Hayabusa
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Alternative Trike Hearse
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Enthusiast

We will do our utmost to personalise the funeral to truly reflect your loved one’s life. If you loved one was an enthusiast we can try to source some transport fitting for them. Some of the options available are listed in this brochure, however in the unlikely event that you can’t find what you are looking for please speak to your Funeral Director about your request.

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We can provide a passenger bus to follow Hearseby or Ernie – her name is Winnie. She can seat up to 5 passengers. Winnie is an 11 window kombi and was born in 1967, originally from Australia.