Paul, who also works in security, said: "We had someone ring up about a funeral and I was quite surprised. By pure chance, we had made the seats in the rear of the car capable of folding down meaning we had a platform for the coffin to lay on.  "We were skeptical about doing it at first because we didn't know if it would be appropriate but a lot of people would rather have a celebration of life rather than a traditional funeral with a black car.

"A lot of the time, the person whose funeral it is was a fan of Ghostbusters and their family want them to have something they would have loved."  

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