Daimler 250 V8
Vehicle Ref 792
About this vehicle:
The era of the swinging sixties produced some beautiful vehicles but none moreso than this iconic luxury Daimler in superb electric blue coachwork. The design and style of this car is probably best known from the TV series 'Morse' and 'Endeavour' but this is not the Jaguar version but the full super luxury Daimler 250 V8 version.
In the 1960's Daimler was owned by Jaguar and the Daimler marque was the pinnacle of their fleet. Inside, the cabin resembles a gentlemans club on wheels with the dashboard and door tops resplendent in highly polished burr walnut wood and the ebony leather is the finest that Jaguar could find. A stunning vehicle, now becoming very rare and a collectors vehicle with values increasing every year. Travel to your venue in swinging sixties style, and in 1960's opulence.
Features
Exterior / Interior Colours:
Electric Blue / Black Leather
Total Number of Seats:
3 Passengers (+ Chauffeur)
Chauffeur's Attire:
Smart Suit & tie
Children & Babies:
Children (3+ years)
Number of Passenger Seats:
1 Front , 2 Rear
Passenger Seat Belts Fitted:
1 Front , 0 Rear
Vehicle's Year:
1965
Vehicle Local Area:
Bedford, BedfordshireVehicle Make:
DaimlerVehicle Operating Area
This Daimler 250 V8 is available in and around the following places:
Verified Reviews from Past Clients
From David Steele
25-10-2025
Great friendly service. Arrived nice and early. Highly recommended.
From Natasha Kempner
25-10-2025
We had an excellent experience with this car on our Wedding Day! The driver was fantastic and tried his best to get us around as quickly as possible, despite the terrible traffic conditions. Thank you very much for such a comfortable day with five star service. Best wishes, Natasha & Izaak
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