article_snippet.sent: Britain's only surviving mobile cinema has gone on sale for £120,000 as the owners who spent years of Britain's only surviving mobile cinema life restoring it and touring the country now want to enjoy parenthood.
article_snippet.sent: Emma Giffard, 36, and Ollie Halls, 37, from Somerset, bought Britain's only surviving mobile cinema for just £1,200 in 2005 and spent £35,000 on restoring the vintage classic with friends in Devon over five years.
article_snippet.sent: Restored: Britain's last-ever mobile cinema has been brought back to Britain's last-ever mobile cinema former glory after film buffs found Britain's last-ever mobile cinema rotting in a field in 2005 .
article_snippet.sent: Iona May Giffar Halls, two and a half years old, sits outside the mobile cinema.
article_snippet.sent: But like all modern creations, soon enough all modern creations grew old and it wasn't long before The vintage mobile cinema was on the road to being forgotten.
article_snippet.sent: this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten was owned by the Transport Trust between 1975 and 1990 but after that this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten sat in a field in Essex for 14 years until this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten was rescued by a previous owner based in Somerset.
article_snippet.sent: In 2005, Ollie Halls and Emma Giffard of the Vintage Mobile Cinema Company bought this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten for just £1,200 and brought this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten to Devon, where Ollie Halls and Emma Giffard of the Vintage Mobile Cinema Company carefully restored this particular cinema was on the road to being forgotten with the help of friends.
article_snippet.sent: Ollie Halls and Emma Giffard of the Vintage Mobile Cinema Company spent £35,000 on the restoration which put The vintage mobile cinema back on the road and touring a series of shows at North Devon schools and villages and beyond.
article_snippet.sent: Listed: The rare Bedford mobile cinema was fully restored between 2005 and 2010 and is now on offer on eBay for £120,000 .
article_snippet.sent: but at this point the future of The rare Bedford mobile cinema is uncertain.
article_snippet.sent: people don't make things like this anymore, and this speaks to people's sense of nostalgia. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Now on sale on eBay for £120,000 as parents no longer have time to run the cinema which has 'taken over our lives' 