I'm gonna do it.

This year I'm gonna present my choice for the 2021 Retro-Daze Halloween Haunted Horrormobile, for your consideration. You don't really expect Wolf Man, the Mummy, Dracula and Frankie to walk, do ya?

How about the 1975 Lincoln Continental Town Car?

Plenty of room for the whole gang, and with the lights off no one will see you coming.My preference for a Town Car is Murder Black, the Town Car in the above photo is painted Taupe Metallic. Looks like an abandoned house!

I ran into this video of a Lincoln in "Pumpkin Spice Autumn Colors". The actual color of this example is Medium Chestnut Diamond Fire Metallic, an extra-cost option for 1975 and 1976.

Wonder how many Trick 'r Treaters can fit in the trunk?

That Lincoln is too new, a proper Halloween Haunted Horrormobile should come from the classic era.

Say something from the 1938 to 1940 Cadillac Series 90 V16 Catalog.

This is a 1938 Cadillac Series 90 V16 Imperial Limousine by Fleetwood. The power and smoothness of Cadillac's 16 cylinder engines allowed for spectacular bodywork, especially closed cars. At the owners request, a V16 chassis could be shipped to a custom coachbuilder for a hand-built, one-of-a-kind, car body with special order interior trim.

The Cadillac in this video looks like a 1940 Series 90 V16 Town Car by Durham. This makes an excellent Halloween Haunted Horrormobile because classic Town Cars with the removable/retractable roof section over the drivers compartment. Town Cars just look creepier, especially at night.

I can just see Lurch driving the Addams Family around in this!

Maybe the Halloween Haunted Horrormobile should be totally over the top in Freaky!

Enter the 1960 Imperial LeBaron . . . photographed in a cemetery.