An Only Fools and Horses super-fan had a funeral themed on the classic comedy show - complete with his coffin being pulled by the Trotter's trademark Reliant three-wheeler.
Jim Goddard, 74, who passed away in June, was a huge fan of the much-loved sitcom starring David Jason and Nicholas Lyndhurst.
His hearse was pulled through the streets of his home town of Polegate, East Sussex, by a replica of Del Boy's battered old yellow Reliant Regal.
The granddad-of-16, who worked as a chauffeur as well as in a car dealership, would have "laughed his head off" at his funeral hearse, his son said.
Tony Goddard, 39, said: "He loved it [Only Fools and Horses], he absolutely loved it. He was always watching it. He would have laughed his head off."
Jim's wife Barbara, 68, and son Tony organised the tribute and came up with the idea after speaking to staff at Co-op Funeralcare.
Tony added: "It was left as a surprise for the day to put smiles on people's faces.
"They literally couldn't believe it. It definitely made their day. People burst out laughing. It was a nice send off for him."
Mr Goddard was described as a 'happy-go-lucky guy', according to his son.
Tony, who lives in the nearby seaside town Eastbourne, said: "He was a bit like Del Boy and Rodney.
"He absolutely adored all of his 16 grandchildren. He absolutely loved them to bits."
