Royal fans can own a car that once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II, as classic car collectors have the opportunity to own a very special car that was used by the Queen some 46 years ago.

The 1968 model car, which was converted into a ceremonial car, was used by the late Queen Elizabeth of Britain, accompanied by her late husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, during the Silver Jubilee tour in Northern Ireland in 1977, according to the British Daily Mail.

The car is due to be put up for auction later this month with a guide price of between £60,000 and £90,000.

The late Queen used the car for a ride, marking her 25th year on the throne. The three-month summer tour of Great Britain was one of the celebratory events of the year.

The royal car toured a total of 36 counties, culminating in a historic two-day visit to Hillsborough and Coleraine in Northern Ireland.

The 1968 Class IIA Land Rover was authorized by the Ministry of Defense. Powered by a 2.25-litre petrol engine, the vehicle is based on the long-wheelbase version of the classic Land Rover with a high-rear platform and no roof.

The most striking modification is the visor-shaped wraparound glass pane, which provided protection for the late Queen.