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I love the way he holds out his flask

Wow, I've been looking for that Shell advert! Thanks so much!

The new one looks barren and sterile. Trees planted like my hair transplant. Worse.

Man I miss the days when we could just enjoy comedy without people saying “When we had real comedy” in the comments

Einsammeln und weg damit

They were a great act

My father had a Austin eight saloon colour black and later he sold it for a good figure ,

And all steel and metals were gathered from asia by imperialism..

Simple genius - no need for profanity or at the expense of another.

What a spiffing film old chap ! Jolly good show old boy ! I fully restored a 1930 OHC Morris Minor Saloon like this during the 1980's and it was used in the Reading and Oxford area everyday until 1958 when it was stored in a Barn until 1983 when I bought it. It's original number plate was RD1551. Although now transferred.

Just think what those old cars would be worth today lol

I like the safety glasses

It was called the Morris 8 series E. I had one that was made in 1946. It was my first car and i paid 20 dollars for it in 1972. I was 14 years old at the time.

The late Her Majesty the Queen should've endorsed MG Longbridge as royal Morris Garages established from hundred years ago.

1:40 sums it up right there, facing the 1980s with 1920s manufacturing techniques

The full monty

And nowadays we routinely compromise fuel economy and its consequent reduced carbon footprint, for emissions that are only a problem in certain large urban areas. Progress is such a strange beast sometimes. 😢

Interesting opening shot showing that cyclists are no worse now than they were then for hogging the carriageway two and three abreast. 😂

Wonderful people, thanks

I have to re stitch my Austin seats and now I have a clue to how ❤

Beautiful and terrifying in equal measure. They seemed to drive in the middle of the road and only moved over at the last second if confronted by an oncoming vehicle. 😮

Ooh.....the empty roads.......what a lovely era this must have been !! My Ruby is used almost every day, and attracts attention in town, stopping at lights is almost a photocall...

This is 44.7mpg US gallon. (53.7 imperial gallon)

I am so struck about beautiful England townscapes are. It may be wet and cold, but it feels warm and cozy. The lights, the walls, windows, the signs, architectural shapes of the common high street buildings, including shops, homes, churches, public buildings, trees . It is wonderful. It is also nice that they edit in the sounds of the door car closing ! Lol

Fascinating Charlie Hastie John Colville Campbell Ramsey Charlie McLatchie {my Uncle} did many hours with him on the milk run, Archie Lamont

Put timestamps on these please!

You ok Mr Flash ! Haven’t heard from you lately.

There's a Wetherspoons pub in Oxford called The Four Candles. It's got a fork handle framed on the wall explaining about the sketch. It also had a lift and chandeliers. Poshes Spoons I'd ever been in 20 years ago when the others were rough holes.

2:20 Health & safety..?? 😂😂 Forgive them Lord, for they know not what they do!.. These cars would be worth millions today!

Modern crushers 250 cars an hour

Nothing like the frantic pace of Ford's River Rouge plant

I've just had my Laycock overdrive rebuilt in Sheffield by ex-Laycock engineers. Lovely blokes too.

No gloves or goggles...nothing.

Love it

What a beautiful Villages,the very nice Places for living,I was in England in 1997,all people were agreable for me ,thanks all,regards from Pilar Buenos Aires Argentina

What a wonderful program, watching the production line for an Austin 7.... I run two of these cars, a Pearl, and a Ruby. Fascinating to see the making of gear wheels, crankshafts etc., what a super film !

Were BSA motorcycles more reliable in Britain than they were in the U.S. ?

I was a child when the advert "only a fool breaks the two second rule" was broadcast, I have never forgotten that & often repeat the mantra in my head, so that one worked! As did "clunk click every trip" and of course "always use green cross code", thanks for sharing!

Birmingham is now famous for Pakistani restaurants.😂😂😂

Interesting, the spelling of the word "remember" has been shortened. I never knew it was once pronounced as "rrrrrrrrrrrooooomemmmba"

Brings back many memory

What h,,f wit compos ed the music

The irony is that the motor car has ruined these villages, yellow and white lines and signs on posts everywhere, every garden and green turned into a parking place!

Today's world UK... If you travel 60 mph someone overtakes at 70 mph at 80 mph 90 mph 100 mph 110 mph 115 mph 120 mph british roads are insanity in 2024 , with a small b

Thanks again Mr Flash for sharing a very interesting video, that looks like a terrifying workplace but it made me smile with the bloke amongst all that in his bowler hat, but sad at what was once possible in this country and has been lost due to political mis-management. politicians past or present have nothing to be proud of, unlike these hardworking steel makers.

The days when Britain was Great. The skills are no longer there to keep manufacturing in this country kids don't want to know about hard work. They think it's all about computers not manual work. Such a waste looking back over the many important things our country was capable of doing once never to be again

Nice one Mr Flash 👍

Remember the adverts but without the luxury to review them at that time I missed the last advert's odd feature. We drive on the left, the junction was on the right-hand side. So the closing shot means the overtaking car had to have spun through 180 degrees. I don't think that was the intent. My inner pedant taking over, they weren't adverts. As it used to say after them, *"That Was A Public Information Film."*

good old yorkshire skills

My old man dropped the container on that mini and hid it to avoid the sack😂