A wedding deserves to be no less than picture-perfect. That includes having the perfect, most romantic-looking wedding car. If you dream of riding a classic luxurious vehicle to your place of newly-married bliss, then the Ryecroft Tourer is ideal for you.
Being a replica of the 1931 Ford Phaeton, this convertible has the glamorous vintage look. The vehicle maintains its romantic and luxurious feel and successfully merges it with modern day engineering, evoking a sense of tradition and heritage without compromising performance. With its new Ford Zetec Engine, the Ryecroft is handcrafted to meet precise customer specifications. It comes in different color schemes, which include the timeless ivory. When adorned with ribbons, it becomes the most breathtaking wedding car.
Standard features for Bramwith’s Ryecroft include galvanized ladder frame chassis, chrome wire effect wheels, luxury leather interior, chrome bumpers front and rear, period style instruments, walnut door cappings, and stylish carpeting. Prior to selling the car, it undergoes strenuous government tests by the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency which ensure that it is manufactured to the highest standards. These will give the potential owner the security of knowing all components of the car such as brakes, steering and suspension, meet stringent guidelines.
The Ryecroft also offers the comforts and reliability of a modern-day vehicle. Together with the open-air experience a convertible provides, it also has a hood and slot-in sidescreens to give protection when weather becomes less favorable.
By riding in this vintage wedding car, the bride will surely feel like Cinderella while the groom, a Prince Charming (even without those white horses!). And as enchanting as the Ryecroft is, there will be no need to wish for a fairy godmother to turn a pumpkin into a carriage.
About the Author
Chris Arines is a car enthusiast and blogger for Auto Parts for Brains, the official blog for discount auto parts store, Auto Parts Place as well as a contributor for countless blogs online. When not writing about four wheeled vehicles or about the latest gadgets, he is usually trekking on his mountain bike or trying to figure out how to bend spoons with his mind.
