CLEAN : Sri Lanka hotel preserves Prince Philip's first car

The transcript discusses a personal story involving the speaker's father, who was in the car and hotel business. In the 1950s, the father discovered that a gentleman in charge of cable and wireless in Sri Lanka owned a car that Prince Philip had bought in 1942. The car was purchased for £12 and paid in installments. When Prince Philip returned years later, he saw the car and became the patron of the Standard Motor Club in the UK. The car has been restored several times and is preserved in a museum to prevent rust and damage.

What was the profession of the speaker's father?

• He was a lawyer.

• He was a doctor.

• He was in the car and hotel business.

• He was a teacher.

Who originally purchased the car discussed in the video?

• Prince Philip

• The speaker's father

• Queen Elizabeth

• Lord Mountbatten

What role did Prince Philip take on related to the car?

• He sold the car to a museum.

• He became the patron of the Standard Motor Club in the UK.

• He drove the car in a parade.

• He became the owner of the car.

What was one of the challenges faced during the car's restoration?

• Getting approval from the royal family

• Transporting the car to another country

• Finding original parts

• Preventing rust and erosion

What was emphasized about the car's condition in the restoration process?

• It was completely modernized.

• It was painted a new color.

• Its original quirks were preserved.

• It was converted into an electric vehicle.