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            801-815-4871 Unique Chauffeured Vintage Cars for Weddings 
            & Other Occasions, Salt Lake City, Utah

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            Photo by Heather Nan Photography

            Draper/Riverton Rotary Club Car Show Award Winner 9.18.2010


            Princess Ivy:
             Fidelity, affection and anxious to please.

                                                          

            The Austin Princess Vanden
             Plas:  The first two Princesses ever built went to the Queen (then Princess) Elizabeth. The Queen subsequently purchased two more Princesses because she liked them so much.
              The limousine version continued to be made until 1968, carrying the "Vanden Plas Princess" badge under the Austin Company, who marketed the vehicle as their flagship car, ahead of Jaguar and Daimler.  

            Our Princess Ivy was born in 1964 and is indeed a collector's dream.  She has interesting history, and is a terrific looker! Only 1500 were ever built. Each one took about four months to hand-build by a small team dedicated to that one car. 

            Only 340 remain on the road today worldwide, our Princess Ivy is one of those and is a very special automobile.

            We are planning to keep her as she is to show her age, with minor repairs here and there just to insure the safety of our clients and preserve her history. We like her charm they way she is without a major restoration this way she'll continue to do her job. As far as I know, she’s the only one in Utah, and was transporting Brides in Massachusetts until she was brought to Utah, broke down and sat in garage for years until her owners offered it to me. Of course, I couldn't say no!   

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