Prince Philip's Land Rover hearse 'inspired by tongue-in-cheek joke he shared with the Queen'
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ok.co.ukPrince Philip was laid to rest on Saturday April 17 after his death at the age of 99 on April 9.The Queen’s husband’s funeral was attended by only 30 people in line with Covid measures, with guests including his beloved children, grandchildren and friends.
Prince Philip’s casket was covered with his personal standard along with his sword, naval cap and wreath of flowers, and he was placed in a Land Rover hearse, which he spent 16 years adapting, for his final journey.
And according to repots, the idea behind the hearse actually started out as a joke, with Philip telling the Queen that, if he died, she should “stick me in the back of a Land Rover and drive me to Windsor”.
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