Start a wedding service! (UPDATE II: license needed in Spain, Australia)

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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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