Ivory Jet Black and Reseda Green

Imagine it's 1929. Perhaps you're going out to a speakeasy, or a silent film at the Alabama. You'll be chauffeured there in your brand-new 1929 Hudson Super Six, the pinnacle of American motoring. Who is that arriving? A movie star? A captain of industry?

Fast forward. It's your wedding day. The Roaring Twenties are over, but the crowd's reaction is still the same. While your guests will say, "I wish we had done that for our wedding", you'll be glad you did.

The Super-Six is not only large and elegantly outfitted, it was the fastest Detriot-built vehicle produced in 1929 -- which gained it popularity not only with affluent society, but the gangster underworld as well!

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Pueblo Beige and Black

For the past 33 years, "Betsy" has kept a designated parking spot: Just inside the garage door, facing out. There's a reason for that -- she's always ready to go for a drive, and we're always ready to take her. "Besty" is a fine example of the American car of the 1930s, with sleek styling, a delightful original color scheme, and "Suicide" doors opening to a rich Mohair interior.

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Formal Black

Sporting a body style introduced in 1949, our slightly-updated 1952 model is an all-original gem. We purchased this car in October 2011 in Hershey, PA with 47,000 original miles, and drove it nearly 1000 miles home with no major issues -- a testament to the reliability of a well-cared-for antique car. "Jack" is all about classic American style, and is our most popular car with wedding guests!

Ebony Black and Metallic Gold

Rolls-Royce. More than just a name or a brand -- a legend. To say that something is the "Rolls-Royce" of anything means that there is simply nothing better. We proudly introduce you to "Helen", flagship of our fleet, the Rolls-Royce of Wedding Cars. She's one of only 46 built, and is air-conditioned for your comfort. Just like fine wine and love itself, they're always better with the passing of time -- and what better classic for your Rolls-Royce of Weddings?

Emerald Green over Bellevue Green

If you were a successful banker or businessman in the 1940s or 1950s, your drive home to the suburbs would likely be in a Packard. And, if you were really successful banker or businessman, you bought Packard's top of the line car: The Patrician. We're amazed at the quality and ride of this classic -- one of the last American greats, before Packard's demise in 1956.

India Ivory and Shadow Gray

Friends, wedding guests, car show attendees, and folks on the street love "Sam" as an American icon. Now perhaps the most popular car from the fifties, its clean lines and honest personality were an instant hit-- and its classic appeal has gained it starring roles in countless feature films, including American Graffiti. "Sam" is exactly how they really were in 1955, and is still making history today!

Dawn Grey (Appears White, Slightly Lavender)

Americans in the 1950s were in love with automobiles... and there was nothing more stylish than a brand new Cadillac. Elvis bought a very similar '56 for his mother. Folks in 1956 Selma, Alabama would stop and stare when "Miss Daisy" drove past, and today in Birmingham, they still do. The color is a very unique white, with a slight hint of pale lavender -- perfect for weddings. The spacious interior is a lovely turquoise blue, and is of course, air-conditioned.

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Old English White

"Caroline" is rich with classic English luxury -- but with a young, sporty feel. HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother appreciated that, when she selected a sister car to "Caroline" as her personal car for many years. Larger and now more valuable than a period Bentley, this fine tourer is appropriate for chauffeured driving. Her spacious interior is lavished in rose red leather and burl walnut trim, including folding "picnic trays" in the rear -- and she sports a factory sunroof.

Bright Red with White Top

Star of the Boulevard, one of the most instantly-recognizable American icons ever built -- the finned Cadillac Convertible. Songs have been written about them, and in them. A ride in "Big Red" is what Cruising is all about. If you're ready to go, "Big Red" is ready to take you, in air-conditioned convertible style...

Phantom Gray

There's always a place for a car that's classically styled, beautifully elegant, and just a bit... suttle. An antique "S" Class ("Super") Mercedes, in Phantom Gray with Maroon interior would fit the bill nicely. Priced at a small fortune, the "S" class is always in style, and at the time, was a direct competitor to the Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow and Bentley "T" Type. A thoroughbred touring car, equipped with Mercedes' 4.5 Litre V8 and a sunroof. "Otto" has been in our collection over 20 years, and for a reason. We enjoy driving "Otto" almost as much as folks enjoy riding in him -- this is how cars should be made today!

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Ruby

If you're looking for Americana or a "Muscle Car" for your event, this is for you. Ruby paint, Rallye wheels, White-letter tires, and a big V-8 - The Fury was no slouch amoung 1960s performers - but was built on the full-size Chrysler car platform, with large doors and plenty of legroom. "Christina" is the car that started Coats Classic Cars, December 1998 -- and remains a hit today!

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Telford Grey (Gray-Bronze)

Only 26 Prince of Wales Aston Martins were ever built -- the first one for Prince Charles, which he and Princess Diana enjoyed together. "Edward" is similar in size to a Mustang convertible, and is available for weddings and special events as well as photo shoots. The Aston-Martin is a Thoroughbred; a Grand Tourer of legendary racing pedigree, adorned with the beauty, elegance, and sophistication of the world's finest luxury car. James Bond would have driven nothing less!

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Black Sapphire Metallic

This car is an icon for today's generation of brides and grooms who often grew up with one just like it! This has been in our family since brand new, and although we first never thought about renting it, it was requested for a wedding -- afterward, we put it on our website and have since had numerous requests for it! "The Barge" is painted in a beautiful dark Metallic Sapphire, complete with navy leather interior, has a rearward-facing 3rd row seat, a moon roof, and is air-conditioned. The interior seats up to 8 passengers, plus the driver. This is a hit as much as our Rolls-Royces are!

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