Fathers can be treated to a nostalgic throwback experience this Father's Day, with the opportunity for them to drive a bus which featured in The Italian Job now added to our extensive fleet.
Indeed, here at DrivingExperience.com, we have now launched the perfect chance for movie fan fathers to get behind the wheel of one of only 59 Harrington Legionnaire coaches ever built and the same type used by Charlie Crocker and his team of criminals to escape up the Italian Alps, during the climax of the hit movie, The Italian Job.
Reminiscent of the beloved 1969 film, participants will have the chance to take the wheel of the iconic vintage bus and embark on an adventure inspired by the famous scenes of the movie during the experience.
Dan Jones, Operations Manager at DrivingExperience.com, says: "Whether it's recreating the thrilling chase through the Alps or mastering precision driving skills through a specially designed course, this experience promises a one of a kind adventure for those movie loving fathers out there."
"This package is a wonderful blend of nostalgia and excitement, allowing participants to step into the world of the iconic movie while enjoying expert guidance from a fully trained instructor to get the most out of the day."
This latest addition is also another booster to fans of classic movie car experiences, with iconic cars such as General Lee's Dodge Charger, Starsky and Hutch's Ford Gran Torino, and even an A-Team Van, also available to book right here on our site.
Dan concludes: "This latest offering is another chance for film fans of all ages to put in their own Oscar worthy performance out on the track. From coaches to supercars, our screening board offers something for everyone!"
Visit our Famous Movie Cars Experiences page today on the Driving Experience website to browse and book from our available packages, including the Italian Job Bus experience, from available dates on our Events Calendar or purchase of our open Gift Vouchers.
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