Beauford Tourer Convertible - wedding car hire

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Beauford Tourer Convertible

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A stunning Beauford, 4 door, long bodied convertible Touring limousine affording plenty of space in the rear compartment. A Beauford different from other Beaufords with a specially designed, quick release hood and glass side screens framed in stainless-steel which do not need to be removed when the roof is down, so providing wind protection for the passengers.
With coachwork in Ivory Parchment, full burgundy leather interior, black hood trimmed with burgundy, white-wall tyres and unusual chrome grill (rarely seen.) This particularly photogenic car can be teamed up with so many of our other vehicles.
A fabulous and timeless sports car and a classic of the future. We think you will NOT find a better example.
PASSENGER SEATING CAPACITY 3/4 + chauffeur
Beauford Tourer Convertible HIRE CHARGES START AT JUST £349.00

Standard Hire Charges - All Mileage Is SHOWROOM TO SHOWROOM

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IN CELEBRATION OF OUR 21st BIRTHDAY DISCOUNTED RATES APPLY AS SHOWN ABOVE



My Thoughts On This Car - I'm really pleased with this Beauford. It's the 4 door version allowing plenty of room (2 door Beaufords are totally unsuitable for weddings - don't get caught out.) The leather interior is extremely comfortable and the burgundy colour is very pleasing. This has to be the nicest Beauford I have come across. The finish of the finer details make all the difference - chromed door hinges, chromed grille, chromed wheels and the one and only Beauford to have side screens. The combination of ivory with burgundy interior is really quite eye-catching - all in all, a lovely car - Julie

Beauford Tourer Convertible

How many cars will I need?
Probably two. One vehicle for the mother of the bride, bridesmaids/pageboys and one for the bride and her escort. The main bridal car should be special to the bride (and later the bride and groom,) not ferrying other passengers before the bride gets to travel in it. After all, she is meant to be the star of the show.