Routemasters

[Howyoudoin]

Everyone love's 'em right?

I'm in the process of booking one. I need it for one hour min, two hours max.

How much do you think?

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£500 - £600

I'm not too surprised to be honest. And if he has it gleaming, with conductor and REAL tickets as promised, it might be worth it.

HYD

[bungeejumper]

Saw this one outside the local crem a couple of months ago:

http://www.lymn.co.uk/Funeral-Services/Funeral-Services-Vehicles/Bespoke-Hearses/aec-1965-routemaster-rml-2262

Specially fitted out for the purpose, with the guest of honour downstairs of course. £200 for six hours. Bargain. Not much use for weddings and bar mitzhvahs, though.

BJ

[UncleIan]

£500 - £600

I'm not too surprised to be honest.

Me neither, you probably said the magic words "wedding" and added £100 to the price

I was in the ball park, as annually I hire modern double deckers for the day and they're about £450-500. They did actually send us a routemaster one year, lovely old thing, but the hungover bloke sat sideways near the open platform watching the M25 whoosh past at 55mph didn't enjoy the journey much.

[GoSeigen]

I need it for one hour min, two hours max.

Can't you make do with a hotel room?



GS

[Gaggsy]

Like this one?

[Howyoudoin]

Just like that, yes. Although I hope the paintwork is a little better on mine. They need to be gleaming to really appreciate them.

After getting half a dozen quotes, I managed to get one personalized on the outside and decorated inside for £523, so I'm happy with that.

HYD