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 By VIVEK CHAUDHARY FOR MAILONLINE

Prince Philip’s beloved cab, which he used to travel incognito around London took centre stage at a classic car rally on Windsor's Long Walk as part of the Queen's platinum jubilee celebrations.

The green, gas powered Metrocab was parked just outside the gates of Windsor Castle as thousands braved the unpredictable weather to join in the four days of festivities.

They admired Prince Philip's immaculately maintained cab and dozens of other vehicles that represented the 70 year span the Queen has been on the throne.

Philip took delivery of the Metrocab in 1999 and used the vehicle for engagements in London, allowing him to travel around the city unnoticed.

The Balmoral green vehicle still bears the same registration plate as when Prince Philip used it, OXT 3. It is owned by the Sandringham Estate. 

Prince Philip regularly rode his cab for more than 20 years and particularly enjoyed the fact that it allowed him to avoid London traffic as it could use bus lanes.

After a wet start, the sun broke through as thousands from all over the country thronged the Long Walk.

Musicians performed on a stage and giant

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