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Austin 20 Limousine
Vehicle Ref 199
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Seats6 Passengers
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Children3 Years & Over
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TauntonSomerset
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Local Price Guide£315
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About this vehicle
A large and elegant Austin Limousine from the roaring twenties with a famous pedigree as she starred in the period Film Drama ‘Jewel in the Crown’ alongside Charles Dance, Peggy Ashcroft and Art Malik. This Limousine is extremely spacious and can accomodate the fullest of wedding gowns when just two are travelling in the main cabin, however the car can carry up to six passengers when the occasional seats are in use.
Features
| Exterior / Interior Colours: | Ivory & Black / Blue Velvet |
| Number of Passenger Seats: | 1 Front, 5 Rear |
| Passenger Seat Belts Fitted: | 0 Front, 0 Rear |
| Children & Babies | 3 Years & Over |
| Vehicles Local Area: | Taunton, Somerset |
| Chauffeur's Attire: | Fully Uniformed |
Additional Information
Pricing Guide:
Prices shown are a guide for weddings local to the base area of the vehicle. All quotes will be 'individually' tailored based on the hours required. the date and time of the hire and the total mileage for the vehicle.
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Suggested Minimum Hire Times:
1 hr: One Way Journey [A to B], No Waiting.
2 hrs: One Way Journey [A to B], Wait until after ceremony for photos.
3 hrs: Registry, Civil or Church Wedding with Short Ceremony and on to Reception [A to B to C]
4 hrs: Church Wedding with Longer Ceremony plus Travel to Reception [A to B to C]
5 hrs + Most Asian Weddings and those with longer than normal timing requirements
Local Area:
Is where the Vehicles Total Mileage 'Base to Base' does not exceed 40 miles, additional charges apply thereafter.
Seats:
Means seating that is available for passengers only, excluding driver. Some Vintage and Classic Vehicles might be restricted to a smaller number of passengers due to space/weight restrictions.
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