Prom Car Rental Tips for Northwest Louisiana
A prom car from Chance Classics is a chauffeured rental, the same way a wedding or a photo shoot is. You pick the car, we bring it to the address you give us, and a driver stays with it. The students do not drive.
Match the car to the number of riders
Most of the convertibles seat 3 passengers besides the chauffeur. Patsy, the 1953 Packard Patrician Limousine, and Bonnie, the 1937 Cadillac Fleetwood Series 75, each seat 6. Rosie, the 1960 Chevrolet Corvette, is a two-seat roadster: one passenger besides the driver. Count the people who actually need to ride before you choose from a photo.
Open car or closed car
A convertible is the picture most people want for prom. Phyllis (1941 Buick Super), Black Betty (1950 Ford Custom Deluxe), Elsa (1954 Packard Caribbean), Brenda (1961 Buick Invicta), and Carmen (1976 Cadillac Eldorado) are the open cars, along with Rosie. Veronica, the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, and Sylvia, the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS454, are coupes if you would rather be out of the weather. Say so when you request a quote if rain is a concern.
Time and distance
- The listed price covers the first 2 hours. Each extra hour is $100.
- A pickup 30 miles or less from Benton has no mileage charge.
- Farther than that, the car is trailered and the charge is $3 per mile for the full distance.
- Reservations have to be made at least 7 days ahead. A $250 non-refundable retainer holds the time.
- Prom weekends in the spring can overlap. If you want a specific car, ask while it is still open.
Pictures, not just the ride
You can book the car for photos and not only for the drive. Say so on the quote so the 2 hours cover the pictures you want. Decorations are allowed, and you bring them. The shop is in Benton. Call or text 318-344-5001, or start with a quote.