I like the Eunos MX-5 Roadster as much as the Rover P6 and the Nissan Sunny. I wished I've the same variety to choose 😉 With the headlamps up it's looking so cute. I can totally understand why the MX-5 was so successful back then. It really started a trend here in Germany. Suddenly also BMW, Mercedes and Porsche were developing their own small roadsters. Haha, danger danger, it's for sale, hehehe The '57 Bel Air wagon is really large Lovely Sting Ray C2 ... looking amazing in blue metallic. You can be glad Maia didn't drive the Corvette ... or perhabs the Sunny, Eunos and Nissan are already for sale to get the money for a C2 😉 Havent seen such a Simca for a long time. In France they're showing up on classic car meets.
Thanks Sven - yes, very fond of the Eunos - she's had it 4 years now so if things were ever bad it'd be the last one to go. It's funny, now with 3 classics it creates its own problems - which one to take. I know that's a nice problem to have but it also 'muddles my brain' a little thinking about all 3. We may find that the 3rd car is always a short term purchase, to be enjoyed and then sold on to give us variety and interest in what is coming next. Hopefully some interesting videos too😆 Yes, my friends Corvette is very interesting and many many ££££££. So glad the clutch is very heavy and Maia didn't like it 🤣🤣
@@OldCarsNewVan I'd also keep the Eunos as the last one to go. It's already special with the Eunos badge. Also it's looking to be in a good shape, it already got a new rooftop. And it's a roadster - amazing for the summer - at least when it's not this year's summer, lol. Hehe, yeah, definately a nice problem when doing the ene mene mooh game to chose the car for the next classic car meet, hehe. I am also feeling that when I am going to a classic car meet when cars of 20+ y/o are allowed to come. Which one to take ... the old Audi, or the cool Jag? I can remember the clutch on a Mazda 323 was incredibly soft. It was such a nice feeling. Once I was only sitting in an MG F Roadster at a car dealership and I didn't like the hard clutch. No idea if it is soft when the engine is on. But well, so after sitting in it I was like "nah, I don't like the clutch" so I didn't like the car anymore, hehe. But also a very interesting car - I was always believing the engine is where it is on the MX-5 but it's actually where it is at a Porsche Boxster, hehe. I heard the prices for the MG F are also starting to rise, now. Anyway, the Corvette is really a beauty. The hard clutch at least saved your wallet, hahaha. Have a great Sunday.
Car looks fantastic! But I'm in shock after watching this ... just a typical day out in the park until an American captures your other half's attention?!
I like the Eunos MX-5 Roadster as much as the Rover P6 and the Nissan Sunny. I wished I've the same variety to choose 😉
With the headlamps up it's looking so cute. I can totally understand why the MX-5 was so successful back then. It really started a trend here in Germany. Suddenly also BMW, Mercedes and Porsche were developing their own small roadsters.
Haha, danger danger, it's for sale, hehehe
The '57 Bel Air wagon is really large
Lovely Sting Ray C2 ... looking amazing in blue metallic.
You can be glad Maia didn't drive the Corvette ... or perhabs the Sunny, Eunos and Nissan are already for sale to get the money for a C2 😉
Havent seen such a Simca for a long time. In France they're showing up on classic car meets.
Thanks Sven - yes, very fond of the Eunos - she's had it 4 years now so if things were ever bad it'd be the last one to go. It's funny, now with 3 classics it creates its own problems - which one to take. I know that's a nice problem to have but it also 'muddles my brain' a little thinking about all 3. We may find that the 3rd car is always a short term purchase, to be enjoyed and then sold on to give us variety and interest in what is coming next. Hopefully some interesting videos too😆 Yes, my friends Corvette is very interesting and many many ££££££. So glad the clutch is very heavy and Maia didn't like it 🤣🤣
@@OldCarsNewVan I'd also keep the Eunos as the last one to go. It's already special with the Eunos badge. Also it's looking to be in a good shape, it already got a new rooftop. And it's a roadster - amazing for the summer - at least when it's not this year's summer, lol.
Hehe, yeah, definately a nice problem when doing the ene mene mooh game to chose the car for the next classic car meet, hehe. I am also feeling that when I am going to a classic car meet when cars of 20+ y/o are allowed to come. Which one to take ... the old Audi, or the cool Jag?
I can remember the clutch on a Mazda 323 was incredibly soft. It was such a nice feeling. Once I was only sitting in an MG F Roadster at a car dealership and I didn't like the hard clutch. No idea if it is soft when the engine is on. But well, so after sitting in it I was like "nah, I don't like the clutch" so I didn't like the car anymore, hehe. But also a very interesting car - I was always believing the engine is where it is on the MX-5 but it's actually where it is at a Porsche Boxster, hehe. I heard the prices for the MG F are also starting to rise, now.
Anyway, the Corvette is really a beauty. The hard clutch at least saved your wallet, hahaha. Have a great Sunday.
Car looks fantastic! But I'm in shock after watching this ... just a typical day out in the park until an American captures your other half's attention?!
I know Mel - wtf - but don't worry, it was my mate 😳😮🙄🤣
You are desperately in need of a better camera.
you offering?
@@OldCarsNewVan 25 quid will buy you a decant used 10Mp camera these days.