i think my big 'so what takeaway point' is not that mk2 escorts aren't particularly rare after all, but the fact that a spouse who shares your enthusiasm for any particular hobby is................................priceless!
that was my seat leon cupra R , thanks for the video - was so much to take on board on the day so its nice to go back over and see what was actually there !
Great video again as always! I love your enthusiasm for cars that get overlooked completely. Quote of the day "I think there are more surviving mexicos than they ever built"... yep you've captured my feelings entirely on the subject!
Excellent vlog Hubnutters,, watched this with my 20 yr old daughter who established a liking for red classics especially anything Triumph, MG & American muscle. Wales is full of red cars (naturally) so she was kept fully entertained and she also found your laconic delivery, tone, passion, understatement & knowledge most relaxing, as do I. Thank you both 👍👍
What a great way to spend a day! Row after row of interesting cars, and a wonderful display of stationary engines. Could spend hours just wandering back and forth. Thank you for your endless knowledge of all the cars.
Thank you Ian and Carly for the tour. It amazes me how many facts and anecdotes you reel off. The commentary from you both adds so much depth. 40:20 Seat Leon ♥️ The one that got away! The car I really wanted in the early 2000's.
A few 4 door Lotus Cortinas were apparently made for the East Anglia Constabulary. Whether that is one I doubt. Just loved that Nissan 310 and the Vauxhall Firenze 'Droop'
Thanks for taking us to this amazing car show. At present we do all enjoy our freedom to meet people and have nice petrol based conversations, don't we...? 😍🚘😍
First time seeing a wild 240 for a while! Great show walk around guys, saw a few people we know. As always... Ian's car knowledge is more than impressive!
Mr and mrs hubnut awesome videos, as always i was glad to meet you both at this brilliant show in pembrokeshire 🤣 thankyou for your video we were the volkswagen family at the show 👋👍😀 it was a brilliant show and lovely sunny day 🤣 it was our first time at this show also. we will be coming back next year for sure ,hope to catch up soon , thanks from us all for the video you put on your channel 👍😀
A very enjoyable hour. It was interesting for me to see the Ambassador as my father had a company one new in 1982! CAH 310Y in a maroon colour (Damask red?) it’s first long journey being from Norfolk to Llangollen in North Wales. Nice shirt...
13:47 Pop-up headlamps will be Gen 5. Four sculpted headlamps will be Gen 6. Usually silver with rust and a knackered engine will be Gen 7. Would have liked to swap some of the MKII Escorts for some Hillman Avengers.
Fun fact, Roy brown, the man who designed the Edsel, such was his failure, was banished from Detroit and sent to Dagenham, and there designed the Mk1 Cortina. He was allowed back after that.
Fantastic Video and so many lovely classics modern, classic and Retro, too many cars to choose from to pick a car of the show for me. Thanks for sharing Ian and Carly.
Saab 90 was poverty-model, a successor for 99. So it's basically 99 facelifted (or should i say butt lifted 😄) with 900 rear end, only 2-door sedan was available. All of them were made in Finland.🇫🇮 Thank you for very nice video, what a show. 👍
Well for 2 consecutive Tuesdays I've got sunburnt driving my 981 Boxster S in North Wales & as I can usually see the Clwyds from my back window I think the Welsh weather is mistakenly much maligned.
@@MrOvershoot I was in Pembroke in Feb 2013, visiting my Aunt ( I live in Sydney, Australia). The sky was clear, it was a beautiful late winter day. Driving back to London, the gritters were out on the M4!
Absolutely brilliant video Ian 👍 what a beautiful car show I had tears in my eyes when I saw the vx490 I used to have one back in the day my cousin gave it to me
Brilliant video Ian & Carly, I can't imagine how hard it is to get that shot at a busy car show. As usual some people show an alarming lack of spatial awareness that there is anyone else in the world other than them 😕
Fantastic video! There are so many classic British car brands which never made their way over to the continent, so I am constantly amazed about the amount of different 60s/70s cars which are super common for you people, but which we have never heard of here in Germany.
What a great show it's good to see a selection of modern classics in the line up with the classics. I might be considering visiting one of the Statfold Barn Railway classic car events at the moment the Road, Rail and Ale event seems tempting as they are celebrating 100 years of Scammel so there will be various commercial vehicles made by them along with classic cars, other commercial vehicles, steam engines and other vehicles, plus the railway will be running their trains and tram.
MG Magnette trivia: you could buy a ZB with the big back window in single colour paint, but they still called it a Varitone. The little MG Midget next to the Turner belongs to a mate of mine; it has a ~200 bhp K series engine!
Always a treat to watch these videos. Much as I admire and marvel at the likes of a Camaro or a Mercedes SL, I do love the "bread and butter" cars like the A35s and the Maestros and Cortinas, etc.
Ian! The breath and depth of your knowledge never ceases to amaze me! Just a quick piece of trivia for you: you mentioned after seeing the Jaguar (sorry, can't remember which one!) Inspector Morse drove one in the TV series, but in the books he drove a Lancia!
Wow what an interesting video of classic vintage, vehicles to later classic cars. Great footage done by Miss Hubnut as always. Here's to seeing the next classic vehicle event that you go to.
Great meeting, so much variety! I had a mk3 Golf cabriolet, it also had the tinted rear lamps. They moved the numberplate to the rear bumper and added the mk4 steering wheel. The dashboard was largely mk3 but with some nicer materials.
00:30 A friend had an MG ZL, which he owned for many years. A very comfortable car which I travelled in on a number of occasions. He had replaced the exhaust with a home-made stainless steel one with a square section tailpipe, because the original needed parts replacing about every 18 months. The homebrew one lasted for well over a decade, and was still fine when he gave the car away, some 20 years ago. When that car pulled away, the revs could be allowed to drop almost to zero without stalling, because of the long stroke engine. The low revs gave the clutch a very easy time, and made it much more reliable.
36:40 " I dont even know what this van is" says Ian. I could tell straight away it was a Ford Thames by the metal engine cover. My father bought one and converted it into a camper. I rode 100's of miles on that engine cover as a kid (no seat belts), very warm in summer. Cover was held down by 2 rubber hooks and metal retainers, gashed my leg on one of the metal retainers, still got the scar to prove it.
Thank you both for a really enjoyable show review. Looked like a great selection of vehicles, nice to see a mix of old, newer, commercial, vintage, mint, daily etc. Will have to put that event on my calendar for next year. 👍
I’m sure HubNut would hate my cars. I’ve always enjoyed watching HubNut, always entertaining and interesting, I don’t have the time or patience dealing with the oddities in car taste he has…
Loved seeing this fabulous turnout of classics. Very many unusual and interesting vehicles. The Jewett Jupiter was my favourite. The bonnet was extraordinary and the engine must be a good listen. It would be brilliant if you could get to drive one.
My grandad had a Renault 18 GTX estate from new - had really nice wheels! Was an absolute awesome car at the time, very fond memories. My dad had 25’s which were also very underrated cars, supposedly unreliable but he never had any issues with either.
Great upload Ian and Miss Hubnut, an hour well spent . Looking forward to to the wiper review of the Humber at 43.56. What geometrical shape of doom will it be.
Great look around mr & Mrs HubNut.loved it when Ian were asked to get married a quick no and Mazda mx5…brilliant.hope your legs ok after this long walk around.mine were dropping off just watch another great and lots of information…..love you guys🥰🥸
Top video; many thanks. I hope you get to look at the Fiat Bianchina van more closely sometime. You reminded me how popular A35 vans were in Cornwall too. I remember there being quite a lot of E and F plates as they were made for over eight years after the car production ended. I've an idea they were quite cheap as well; maybe latterly even cheaper than a Mini van. There's a Stimson Scorcher round here too.
I’m at 20:38. Love the miss hub nut comments. Please more. Love the random interview you had plus another car from Britain I know. Nothing about. Ther is kenobi. Winning time with lakers The latest la beast. And this. A vintage episode from you mr HN. Thank you. Can’t wait to See more of these. Be great you can do a myclassic car where you do what you and insert maybe one or two interviews and possibly a drive around. Just an idea. Keep up the great work and thank you so much. Be well
Yes the gold opel Manta had the 1.8 ohc engine found in the astra gte mk1 and the cavalier sri , , I had a red manta gtj back in the 80s and a cavalier sri , both died from rust
A very nice tour of such interesting cars, even the more humble ones! Also amazing to me, even as a Yank, how enormous the U.S. "iron" is, compared w/ most anything else there, except maybe the Scannia and Volvo trucks! The 'Vette looks like a C7 (7th generation), and looks very similar to Cleetus McFarland's own steed. Enjoyed the rapport between you and Ms. HubNut, as always...I think you ought to get a test of that Stimson Scorcher; looks like a hoot!
Awesome car show and cool report, time went by so quickly. Great atmosphere at the show and lovely green backdrop. Thank you very much, thoroughly enjoyed. Beige =👍
Thank you as I missed Pembrokeshire Classic show was away 😢 but 👍just watched your video 📹 gave me good memories and conversations enjoyed watching. Maybe see you there 2023 😁🌈🌏 do you live in Wales?
A great start Ian. I do have a soft spot for the round headlight (with wipers) F12s especially with the Globetrotter cab. No doubt the Scania V8 has near legendary status but we can’t all like the same things can we?
Many thanks for sharing Ian. Some fantastic views of some great cars of yesteryear. It's very sad to hear that Westfield have now gone into administration. The classic style car firms seem to be facing a similar crisis to that of the mechanical watch makers back in the 70's and 80's with quartz innards that unfortunately many did not survive. Some brands did make it through so I hope the car brands survive as well. It may be an odd choice but the car of the day would be the Sierra Cosworth Whale Tail, I was lucky enough to drive a few of these on the road for deliveries, they used the standard 3 door body instead of the Ford 'cooking' version of the XR4 that had a split rear side window and double spoiler if my old and rather dusty memory serves correctly. Looks like fun was had by all.
lol Im catching up with the channel and lets hope you do have the Granada as your wedding car, Ian how you avoided a full on Welsh Nessa "OH" was classic ! Great Videos and best wishes
The Manta Berlinetta (1.8 OHC) was the higher spec'd GT/J, it was essentially the same spec as the GTE, but without the injected 2.0 CIH engine. Very lovely car 🙂
Fantastic show video. It's been a while since I went to a show, mid 2000's. Great to see a Stimson Scorcher, but disappointed there wasn't a Beach Buggy 😕
Great video Ian and Carly.In reality there were about 250 real classics the rest were just nostalgic retro rides where numbers into 4 figures still exist of that car as they were so mass produced.
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"Let's get married dear."
Hard no 🤣
i think my big 'so what takeaway point' is not that mk2 escorts aren't particularly rare after all, but the fact that a spouse who shares your enthusiasm for any particular hobby is................................priceless!
that was my seat leon cupra R , thanks for the video - was so much to take on board on the day so its nice to go back over and see what was actually there !
Great video again as always! I love your enthusiasm for cars that get overlooked completely. Quote of the day "I think there are more surviving mexicos than they ever built"... yep you've captured my feelings entirely on the subject!
I was impressed with the expert level change of subject when marriage was mentioned :-)
I managed it for 17 years before giving in ;)
@@MrOvershoot well done that man!
@@newkidd9129 Sadly after 20 years married Carolyn passed away. MS is a horrible condition :(
@@MrOvershoot Sorry to hear that. I have a family member in the later stages of MS. A devastating illness. You have my condolences.
@@newkidd9129 Thanks many of us don't realise how lucky we are
I'll never tire of these car show videos. Brilliant as always!
Excellent vlog Hubnutters,, watched this with my 20 yr old daughter who established a liking for red classics especially anything Triumph, MG & American muscle. Wales is full of red cars (naturally) so she was kept fully entertained and she also found your laconic delivery, tone, passion, understatement & knowledge most relaxing, as do I. Thank you both 👍👍
What a lovely evening’s entertainment. Much better than anything on TV. Thank you both I really enjoyed that. 👍
What a great way to spend a day! Row after row of interesting cars, and a wonderful display of stationary engines. Could spend hours just wandering back and forth. Thank you for your endless knowledge of all the cars.
What could be better countryside sunshine and lots of beautiful cars
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Perfect length video for a night without power here. Love all the great cars and the differences in a UK car show. 👍🏻
Thank you Ian and Carly for the tour. It amazes me how many facts and anecdotes you reel off. The commentary from you both adds so much depth. 40:20 Seat Leon ♥️ The one that got away! The car I really wanted in the early 2000's.
A few 4 door Lotus Cortinas were apparently made for the East Anglia Constabulary. Whether that is one I doubt. Just loved that Nissan 310 and the Vauxhall Firenze 'Droop'
Best bit was the wedding car scene.
Thanks for taking us to this amazing car show. At present we do all enjoy our freedom to meet people and have nice petrol based conversations, don't we...? 😍🚘😍
Indeed. Thanks for the postcards by the way.
@@HubNut 🇬🇧😊🇩🇪
First time seeing a wild 240 for a while! Great show walk around guys, saw a few people we know. As always... Ian's car knowledge is more than impressive!
*Always neat to see shows in other parts of the country, thanks for putting this one together*
Ohhh what joy... Thank you much... bringing me such incredible pleasure!! What a sight!!! 💓
Mr and mrs hubnut awesome videos, as always i was glad to meet you both at this brilliant show in pembrokeshire 🤣 thankyou for your video we were the volkswagen family at the show 👋👍😀 it was a brilliant show and lovely sunny day 🤣 it was our first time at this show also. we will be coming back next year for sure ,hope to catch up soon , thanks from us all for the video you put on your channel 👍😀
A very enjoyable hour. It was interesting for me to see the Ambassador as my father had a company one new in 1982! CAH 310Y in a maroon colour (Damask red?) it’s first long journey being from Norfolk to Llangollen in North Wales. Nice shirt...
13:47 Pop-up headlamps will be Gen 5. Four sculpted headlamps will be Gen 6. Usually silver with rust and a knackered engine will be Gen 7.
Would have liked to swap some of the MKII Escorts for some Hillman Avengers.
Your commentary and knowledge is always a great listen on a walk around been to this show before always a great turn out !
Fun fact, Roy brown, the man who designed the Edsel, such was his failure, was banished from Detroit and sent to Dagenham, and there designed the Mk1 Cortina. He was allowed back after that.
Fantastic Video and so many lovely classics modern, classic and Retro, too many cars to choose from to pick a car of the show for me. Thanks for sharing Ian and Carly.
Saab 90 was poverty-model, a successor for 99.
So it's basically 99 facelifted (or should i say butt lifted 😄) with 900 rear end, only 2-door sedan was available.
All of them were made in Finland.🇫🇮
Thank you for very nice video, what a show. 👍
Lovely! You know, Wales' weather is often something to complain about, but when the weather is like that there are few better places.
Well for 2 consecutive Tuesdays I've got sunburnt driving my 981 Boxster S in North Wales & as I can usually see the Clwyds from my back window I think the Welsh weather is mistakenly much maligned.
@@MrOvershoot I was in Pembroke in Feb 2013, visiting my Aunt ( I live in Sydney, Australia). The sky was clear, it was a beautiful late winter day. Driving back to London, the gritters were out on the M4!
The old line about cars like that Mexico is
"of the 892 cars that left the factory, only 912 survive today."
Absolutely brilliant video Ian 👍 what a beautiful car show I had tears in my eyes when I saw the vx490 I used to have one back in the day my cousin gave it to me
Brilliant video Ian & Carly, I can't imagine how hard it is to get that shot at a busy car show. As usual some people show an alarming lack of spatial awareness that there is anyone else in the world other than them 😕
Fantastic video! There are so many classic British car brands which never made their way over to the continent, so I am constantly amazed about the amount of different 60s/70s cars which are super common for you people, but which we have never heard of here in Germany.
What a great show it's good to see a selection of modern classics in the line up with the classics. I might be considering visiting one of the Statfold Barn Railway classic car events at the moment the Road, Rail and Ale event seems tempting as they are celebrating 100 years of Scammel so there will be various commercial vehicles made by them along with classic cars, other commercial vehicles, steam engines and other vehicles, plus the railway will be running their trains and tram.
Wonderful bit of hubnuttery, thank you to the both of you.
MG Magnette trivia: you could buy a ZB with the big back window in single colour paint, but they still called it a Varitone.
The little MG Midget next to the Turner belongs to a mate of mine; it has a ~200 bhp K series engine!
Another wonderful car show It's so nice to see all these cars from the 1950 -90+ been cared for and still drive a credit to their owners
Excellent work Mr and Mrs Hubnut ...
‘“I won’t be there””that’ll be good” 😂 Love HubNut!
Indeed the pinnacle of the show, the Renault 18 diesel station wagon, that is a real survivor.
Always a treat to watch these videos. Much as I admire and marvel at the likes of a Camaro or a Mercedes SL, I do love the "bread and butter" cars like the A35s and the Maestros and Cortinas, etc.
Ian! The breath and depth of your knowledge never ceases to amaze me! Just a quick piece of trivia for you: you mentioned after seeing the Jaguar (sorry, can't remember which one!) Inspector Morse drove one in the TV series, but in the books he drove a Lancia!
@26:20 the Riley is 1936 Lynx. Lynx always dropheads. Great vid, thanks, Ian and Carly.
Lovely ! I really enjoyed that, thank you both.
Wow what an interesting video of classic vintage, vehicles to later classic cars. Great footage done by Miss Hubnut as always. Here's to seeing the next classic vehicle event that you go to.
Great meeting, so much variety!
I had a mk3 Golf cabriolet, it also had the tinted rear lamps. They moved the numberplate to the rear bumper and added the mk4 steering wheel. The dashboard was largely mk3 but with some nicer materials.
Great show, many thanks for sharing.
A great tour, thanks :-) Now say, "Yes" to the lady!
fantastic selection of cars
Thank you very much for a great walk around the show, it was almost like being there but without the heat of the sun shining down on us personally.
Many thanks to you both for the superb presentation. Your enthusiasm and knowledge is encyclopaedic. Wonderful.
Nice video great selection of modern and classics cheers
Feature length Hubnut!? Yes please 👌
Excellent video, so many favourites there but if I had to choose I'd probably go for the 1970 Triumph Big 6.
00:30 A friend had an MG ZL, which he owned for many years. A very comfortable car which I travelled in on a number of occasions. He had replaced the exhaust with a home-made stainless steel one with a square section tailpipe, because the original needed parts replacing about every 18 months. The homebrew one lasted for well over a decade, and was still fine when he gave the car away, some 20 years ago. When that car pulled away, the revs could be allowed to drop almost to zero without stalling, because of the long stroke engine. The low revs gave the clutch a very easy time, and made it much more reliable.
Great show, loved the Mk1 Capri.
Thanks for that Ian and Carly, that looked like a great show! 👍
36:40 " I dont even know what this van is" says Ian. I could tell straight away it was a Ford Thames by the metal engine cover. My father bought one and converted it into a camper. I rode 100's of miles on that engine cover as a kid (no seat belts), very warm in summer. Cover was held down by 2 rubber hooks and metal retainers, gashed my leg on one of the metal retainers, still got the scar to prove it.
A great round up, thanks.
Thank you both for a really enjoyable show review. Looked like a great selection of vehicles, nice to see a mix of old, newer, commercial, vintage, mint, daily etc.
Will have to put that event on my calendar for next year. 👍
Some of them cars brought back great childhood memories for me great video
I’m sure HubNut would hate my cars.
I’ve always enjoyed watching HubNut, always entertaining and interesting, I don’t have the time or patience dealing with the oddities in car taste he has…
Ian,I looked that red car up that you though was a turner,it's a Carlton Acer 1300cc 👍
Ah. Cheers. A recreation of the Turner.
@@HubNut 😊👍
Loved seeing this fabulous turnout of classics. Very many unusual and interesting vehicles. The Jewett Jupiter was my favourite. The bonnet was extraordinary and the engine must be a good listen. It would be brilliant if you could get to drive one.
My grandad had a Renault 18 GTX estate from new - had really nice wheels! Was an absolute awesome car at the time, very fond memories. My dad had 25’s which were also very underrated cars, supposedly unreliable but he never had any issues with either.
The Firenza Droopsnoot is just striking. Beautiful! Once again a car I've never seen before.
Great upload Ian and Miss Hubnut, an hour well spent . Looking forward to to the wiper review of the Humber at 43.56. What geometrical shape of doom will it be.
Shame we missed you at the show. I was the red Monaro :)
Sounded lovely!
@@HubNut thank you. I kept being asked to start it :)
Just posted a TikTok (sorry) of the burble...
@@HubNut found it, love it 😊
Great look around mr & Mrs HubNut.loved it when Ian were asked to get married a quick no and Mazda mx5…brilliant.hope your legs ok after this long walk around.mine were dropping off just watch another great and lots of information…..love you guys🥰🥸
Top video; many thanks. I hope you get to look at the Fiat Bianchina van more closely sometime.
You reminded me how popular A35 vans were in Cornwall too. I remember there being quite a lot of E and F plates as they were made for over eight years after the car production ended. I've an idea they were quite cheap as well; maybe latterly even cheaper than a Mini van.
There's a Stimson Scorcher round here too.
....and only 47 seconds of waffle 😉
Hubnuts .. you've done it again 👏 best entertainment on my TV tonight , Thank you
I’m at 20:38. Love the miss hub nut comments. Please more. Love the random interview you had plus another car from Britain I know. Nothing about. Ther is kenobi. Winning time with lakers The latest la beast. And this. A vintage episode from you mr
HN. Thank you. Can’t wait to
See more of these. Be great you can do a myclassic car where you do what you and insert maybe one or two interviews and possibly a drive around. Just an idea. Keep up the great work and thank you so much. Be well
Yes the gold opel Manta had the 1.8 ohc engine found in the astra gte mk1 and the cavalier sri , , I had a red manta gtj back in the 80s and a cavalier sri , both died from rust
The way HubNut says "pop up wiper flap" in such awe about the Corvette at3:16just fills me with delight 😊
A very nice tour of such interesting cars, even the more humble ones! Also amazing to me, even as a Yank, how enormous the U.S. "iron" is, compared w/ most anything else there, except maybe the Scannia and Volvo trucks! The 'Vette looks like a C7 (7th generation), and looks very similar to Cleetus McFarland's own steed. Enjoyed the rapport between you and Ms. HubNut, as always...I think you ought to get a test of that Stimson Scorcher; looks like a hoot!
Ah yes! I got confused and remember that ol' Cleet bought a C8 as well but that didn't last long...
A very enjoyable hour, especially with the benefit of your knowledge.
13:25: love how the Land Rover Series I is next to the tractors, given the original intended market. :-)
Fantastic selection of vehicles
Brilliant! Love it. Well done!
Awesome car show and cool report, time went by so quickly. Great atmosphere at the show and lovely green backdrop. Thank you very much, thoroughly enjoyed. Beige =👍
Mesmerising
Thank you as I missed Pembrokeshire Classic show was away 😢 but 👍just watched your video 📹 gave me good memories and conversations enjoyed watching. Maybe see you there 2023 😁🌈🌏 do you live in Wales?
Yes, have lived in mid-Wales for a fair while now.
22:16 Wow a '59 Edsel in the UK - super super rare car - amazing find! 😃
The Saab 90 was my first car! - It sat in the very bottom of the Saab range, as sort of a re-fresch of the 99, to give it 3 years more to live.
There were a lot of cars there that brought back memories. But when you mentioned the Ford Prefect I wondered if it knew where it's towel was? 😄
I am so sorry I couldn’t make it I was on Holliday:(
That Renault 18 & a few others really whetted my appetite for FotU, can't wait!
I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking "thats not a classic it's too young", must be getting old!
another great video has always Ian and miss hubnut and hublets and hubmutts 👍
2:44 always loved the HPE over the coupe. Thought of them as a shooting-brake style.
Enjoyed that, thank you.
A great start Ian. I do have a soft spot for the round headlight (with wipers) F12s especially with the Globetrotter cab. No doubt the Scania V8 has near legendary status but we can’t all like the same things can we?
Love your longer videos!
Many thanks for sharing Ian. Some fantastic views of some great cars of yesteryear. It's very sad to hear that Westfield have now gone into administration. The classic style car firms seem to be facing a similar crisis to that of the mechanical watch makers back in the 70's and 80's with quartz innards that unfortunately many did not survive. Some brands did make it through so I hope the car brands survive as well. It may be an odd choice but the car of the day would be the Sierra Cosworth Whale Tail, I was lucky enough to drive a few of these on the road for deliveries, they used the standard 3 door body instead of the Ford 'cooking' version of the XR4 that had a split rear side window and double spoiler if my old and rather dusty memory serves correctly. Looks like fun was had by all.
Great vlog , thank you!
lol Im catching up with the channel and lets hope you do have the Granada as your wedding car, Ian how you avoided a full on Welsh Nessa "OH" was classic ! Great Videos and best wishes
That Manta was lovely, can't remember the last time I saw one! Have to say that Toyota Celica was fabulous - if only I had £27k spare!!
The Manta Berlinetta (1.8 OHC) was the higher spec'd GT/J, it was essentially the same spec as the GTE, but without the injected 2.0 CIH engine. Very lovely car 🙂
26:15 The pre-war Riley is a 1936 1.5 litre Lynx Tourer.
Fantastic show video. It's been a while since I went to a show, mid 2000's. Great to see a Stimson Scorcher, but disappointed there wasn't a Beach Buggy 😕
Omg that cilica brings back so many memories of my dad's only his was in white
Great video Ian and Carly.In reality there were about 250 real classics the rest were just nostalgic retro rides where numbers into 4 figures still exist of that car as they were so mass produced.