Vehicle Ref 137
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A superb vintage landaulette taxi from the early thirties. An elegant and somewhat romantic Semi-Convertible Austin London Taxi. This vehicle is sure to impress your wedding guests, with the option of the rear hood up or down she is able to cater for all weather conditions. To really impress your guests why not have two vintage taxis and this taxi together with car [ref 136] would make a fantastic pair.
Features
| Exterior / Interior Colours: | Burgundy & Black / Grey Leather |
| Number of Passenger Seats: | 0 Front, 5 Rear |
| Passenger Seat Belts Fitted: | 0 Front, 0 Rear |
| Children & Babies | 3 Years & Over |
| Vehicles Local Area: | Portsmouth, Hampshire |
| Chauffeur's Attire: | Fully Uniformed |
Wedding Car Hire Price Guide:
Prices are approximate for weddings in the area local to the postcode entered and may vary minimally when the full itinerary is advised. Quotes are based on the hours required, date and time of the hire and the total mileage for the vehicle.
We never use computer generated quotes. All quotes are personally calculated to take into consideration access and other logistics computers will be unaware of. This also provides the opportunity to personally tailor your quote to keep your costs down.
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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
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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