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Start a wedding service! (UPDATE II: license needed in Spain, Australia)
Collecting antique and classic cars is one thing, but why not make your automobiles work for a living? One way to do this is to start a wedding service, carrying just married couples from church to city hall. You do need a suitable stable of cars of course, so here’s your chance. At their Ascot Sale on May 23, Coys will offer not one, but four Armstrong Siddeley project cars, a 1936 Limousine with a Laundaulette body on a 20/25hp chassis, a saloon tourer, and two Hurricane dropheads, one "partly restored" and the other sans engine. All Armstrong Siddeley’s need more than a little work though, but in case you haven’t got the time or the space needed for such a project, you could start small and buy this already restored Armstrong Siddeley Redfern Saloon Tourer by Maltby. The choice is yours!
(Photos courtesy Coys)
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mercoledì maggio 19th, 2010
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Jak Guyomar
20 Maggio 2010, 08:43
Hi, Here in Queensland Australia I beleive that a hire car licence can cost upwards of $400,000 !!!!! The govt. rations them out and you have to tender for them.
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Sconosciuto
20 Maggio 2010, 08:10
The licence is also needed in Spain, but the problem we have here is that is IMPOSSIBLE to get one, as the number of licences are given according to the region population, and all are given, so there are not free licences. You have to buy one, and you will never do enought wedding to pay for it!! Welcome to Spain, the place where register an old car takes about 4 months and cost a lot of money!!! Best regards,R.P.
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Sconosciuto
20 Maggio 2010, 06:08
Greetings ! Beware your suggestion that appropriate cars can be made into a Wedding Cars business - "let them work for a living" In Australia and I suspect elsewhere special licencing is required to enable "hire and reward" use of our cars - standards of safety and condition are more like those applied to taxis, and insurance is voided where infringement of registration takes place.... Penaslties around here are substantial.....Regards mf
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