Beaulieu International Autojumble 2022
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2022
- Beaulieu Autojumble is one of the biggest outdoor sales of motoring items this side of the Atlantic. With hundreds of stands to browse, I struggled to keep my hand out of my pocket! Located at the National Motor Museum in Beaulieu, Hampshire, I was fortunate to get a backstage peek at their workshop...
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This was a great video! I bought a set of Snap On sockets sometime during my late teens. I'm retired now and still have them. In a couple of months, they'll be paid off!
So what will you buy next?
@@JackBWatkins I have far too many tools already. I need to start letting them go to a new home.
@@billkahl1147 perhaps you could get a pitch at Beaulieu and sell them to Dom .
Bill Kahl I know the feeling well!
Ha! Yes, they are not the bargain brand.
I'm a hand engraver.... I engraved a silver clock face for Lord Montagus butlers retirement. Great vid!!!
I didn’t know you were on TV as I threw mine out years ago. So thank you for running your RUclips channel too.
I hope you arranged to visit the metal spinners for a future episode? It's a fantastic thing to watch and impressive skill.
I'll second that. We (Special Effects) used to use a spinner in Slough - but sadly they've closed down. I'd like to find another one.
What a fabulous day you had Dom - Just couldn't resist the toolbox, could you 🤣👌😊
A 99 with a flake! Pushing it there, Dom. Great vid. Thanks
Hi Dom Now that was an adventure excellent video & discussions well done.
I really enjoyed the film!
My Father was a boat builder. During the war he was building and repairing Motor Torpedo Boats (MTB’s). Around something like 50 years ago, he was employed to replace all the ash timber frame on a Woody at a local car repair garage (would it have been a Lea Francis?). He was a really skilled craftsman and made a fantastic job of it.
I’m no car enthusiast,but the skill that went into those old engines 👌
99 with a flake!! my God all my childhood just hit upside the head!
Dropped a bucket load of nostalgia on me there with that vid. Thanks Dom. X
Hi Dom, great video. Adore the New Forrest!
Hats off to the Beaulieu workshop staff for letting you in!
Commented before about my involvement with a Ranalah, but I was told that the particular machine I used in the 80's, was responsible for some of the bodywork on Donald Campbell's Bluebird CN7, specifically the parachute cover. Maybe worth looking into 🤔.
ps. Nice shrinking hammer! 👍
I had a stall there for years but not been for some time, nice to see old friends at 15.08 mins
Thoroughly enjoyed your video 🇨🇦
Oh man, those pedal cars...😍
An excellent video- I haven't been since before you-know-what and I plan to be in the U.K. next September. It's way better than Hershey!
What a coincidence. I bought the Unimat lathe from the same chap you got your apprentice box off. It's on the table on the right of the picture at 7.06. Great video.
Thank You
Great video - Must try and get there next year!
Hi Dom! Saw you on the Goodwood live stream today showing off one of your Ranalahs! I pretty sure the girl had absolutely no idea what you were talking about!
Make sure that you lock the 10mm sockets in the Snap On set away, they tend to escape never to be seen again!
My first classic was a austin 7 when I was 20, Only car I miss and whish I hadn't sold. Now at 41 driving a vw t2 camper. Love the vids
I've never been to Beaulieu Autojumble - figuring it would be a really (expensive &) bad idea to go! Your video has only confirmed this!
When I go to things like this, it's a good day when all I buy is an Ice Cream!
when I used to visit in the 80's, there used to be a roar when the gates were opened.. I thought it was 10 am back then ?
Brilliant video Dom, going to the September Autojumble was always an essential calendar date and one of the biggest regrets was back in 1981 , seeing a mint one -owner ' 65 Austin Mini Cooper S with 15,000 genuine miles for £1950 , a lot of money at the time but knew I'd regret not ' pushing the boat out ' to buy it it .Saw it some 13 years later at aAlexandra Palace show with just a further 2000 miles !.
I haven’t missed an Autojumble since 1989, it’s an amazing event.
Is it only on once a year?
@@sinsooty6290 there’s a smaller version every May and the big one in September. Both highly recommended. Details on the events page of National Motor Museum Beaulieu.
Worth buying a advance ticket? Are the ques long if you have to pay on the day?
@@riderzinc if you want to be one of the first few hundred through the gate you’ll need to get there early and queue, but once it’s been open about half an hour queues shouldn’t be too bad. Advance tickets will certainly get you in quicker though and I’d recommend doing that. On a hot day you’ll be glad if you bring drinks with you, there’s plenty of food and drink on site but it’s not cheap.
@@CycolacFan Can you actually get any bargains there, The videos i watch on youtube it looks like alot of large high end stalls, no small sellers
This is a wonderful tour of the Beaulieu auto jumble, it captures the fantastic range of tools and parts available there, as well as the friendly atmosphere.
I was encouraged to go this year by your post of last years event, and thoughly enjoyed it. Amazed by what was on offer and by the open and friendly people there.
Dom, love your videos. Great trip to a show. Thank you.
I carry a military tool bag in my 1971 westy but I have never needed it on the road and I drive the old camper bus about 10,000 miles a year here in Alaska.
What's a 99 without a flake like?
Thank you Dom for taking us around, really enjoyed the tour.
What a wonderful weekend....cheers Dom
Excellent content.
Restoring an amazing 49 A40 Countryman in California. Envious to see all of the British goodies.
BTW I too am weak at times...
You’re the best Dom! I love your channel. X 👍
Loved this. Had tears in my eyes at the Campbell cars and history. I don’t know why.🤷♂️thanks
I loved the Alvis shooting brake my uncle had a similar ( but earlier) woody by Wood and Pickett. He bought it for £25 in 1959. It stayed in a lockup until the 90s then was sold and re- bodied. Another fine video Dominic 👍
Thank you Dom great video as always wow would love to of gone there a lot of amazing stuff keep up the great work love what you do on RUclips and the repair shop too ♥️👍👍👍
Just awesome. more please. Hello from Australia
Thats a wonderful video. I've been there too. Great event. Best wishes from Germany. I love the modellcar at the end. Thanks
Love your passion, saw that Blue Bird at the British Motor Show, 17 1/2 litres of power, if felt like the air and ground were vibrating in unison absolutely beautiful. Live next to the New Forest and spent most of my childhood hood playing in it. What can you say about Beaulieu, motor museum is very good, but the Chocolate shop in the village is even better! 🤗
Dominic I was there on Saturday and bought some lovely vintage tools from the guy you bought the machinist tool chest of. I've been to his fantastic stall twice but didn't even see those. I'm so sorry I didn't see you though, I would've loved to have met you.
I bought a heavy duty rear step bumper for a mk1 or mk2 transit bargain £30
Took it home carried in the garden
Mum asked what's that for
A transit
But you haven't got a transit
I know
But if I get a transit this is the bumper I want to fit on it
Took me 10 years to find the correct type transit to fit on my bumper 😂
I SO enjoyed that. Thanks again for sharing. Would have loved to know what the shooting brake sold for.
From New Zealand.
Another great vlog Dom. I still have my wooden Instrument Makers tool box made by the 'EMIR' company.
It cost me £4-12s-6d in 1964 and I paid 10/- shillings per week for it out of my apprenticeship wage of £3-12s-4d per week.
Thank you Dom, great fun and it was a shame you couldn’t find any more literature, there must be some somewhere…!!! Kind regards, Richard.
Great day out, owner of an older cars enthusiasts dream.
Excellent video! That engineers box looked mint. 👍🛠
Saw 4 of your Ranalah's at Goodwood.
Thanks Dom loved the video.
Hi Dom.....
A very interesting video thank you for posting, i had the privilege of working in that workshop for 2 weeks in the summer of 1978, there were two mechanics there then called Doug and Ashley, i believe doug is now the Chief Engineer? Nothing has changed in all that time even the lathe is still in the same location.
I had a very similar tool makers cabinet to the one you purchased, mine was manufactured by "Moore & Wright", they are very good for storing micrometers, vernier calipers, and DTI's etc.....
Best regards to you and your family, Stefano...
Snap On are nice but so expensive. In my youth we used to call them Rip Off. Just get Halfords Advanced tools, very good and come with a lifetime guarantee. Thanks for the tour, I really should go and have a mooch about.
Regret swapping my Whitworth ring spanners 60 years ago for SAE, might have been able to find some there if
Thanks for the video . I have been there many years , but not anymore since the Brexit and Covid .
How about making a penny farthing? would make a good series. I plan on making one myself at some point so would be good to see how you would tackle it.
You met some old boys with tales to tell. Magic.
Another great vid Dom. Living in Vancouver for the last 30 odd years, I do miss being able to attend these kind of events. I’ll make sure my next UK trip has some on my travel schedule. Thanks for reminding me I need to come back more often. Now, about that Porsche - any more work planned in the near future?
Excellent video Dom.
Nice, I saw you at the Autojumble and at Goodwood today😎👍
Hi Dom great video as always , When you do another one of these trips could you mention some of the prices for some of the items It would be nice to know
Really enjoyed this video much more than I thought i should, super good video man.
Thanks for showing my homemade car at 4:35. Keep up the great work!
The picture that has the sliver of a Ranalah was taken at Williams & Pritchard and shows the prototype Monica car. Have a search for Williams & Pritchard on the interwebs and you will find another shot showing more of the Ranalah.
Great vid mate, never been myself, might have a wander over next year 🤙
That's great! Someone, somewhere will know the factory or the prototype and a search might find more images of the workshop online.
I'm not going to buy anything, yeah right, you're just like me Dom when I walk into a supermarket and they have Jamesons whiskey on special...🤣🤣🤣🤣 another top video Dom thank you
I’m a postman and have seen quite a number of Ranalah branded front gate latches on my round. What other things did they produce?
Managed to find 3 Ranalahs at the Revival. I missed the RAF one but I think I did pretty well. Great to see them in person
Ah, that will be the camouflage one .
@@Jon-ty6bb yep, virtually impossible to find ;-)
It was round by the airfield with the spitfires!
@@DominicChineas I had a feeling it would be but the paint must have been too good
Your engineer's box would make a great repository for my watch collection. I am now on the hunt.
I've been following your channel for awhile. Thanks for the walk around... You are fun . I subscribed following your purchase of the Lagonda.... here's a Stupid Question... why didn't Rolls Royce getting into racing?...
Somebody who watches must know?
I can’t go near the snap on van without emptying my pockets 🤣
Hi Dom, not sure if your interested or have already been told, there’s a Ranalah for sale on eBay at the moment.
like to know Is their any trade stands which sells watches or old electronics items?
The headline could have said " Austin Seven Swallow,forgotten for 44 years,Will it Start ?"
Nice...👍.
That table at 6:30 must have a Record number of vices...
Ok, ok, I'll get my coat...
so you should 😂 it just Dawned on me , ok ill get my coat too
for such a big car and a 1,0000 hp we can get the same out of a small block with twin turbo,s in a van it run ,s 9.48 @148 mph so far we race it at santapod or you can see it on youtube
A 99 has a Flake!
Bit Nerdy but good upload . Thanks
Going to a place like that is way too risky for me, I love tools, garden tools, car you name it I'd want it, real kid in a sweet shop stuff lol
Anyone remember the Beaulieu jazz festival
😂Inevitably the campervan will break down!
What is a ranela?
you can never have enough tool boxes, i have 3 so far.
A stupid question, have you looked for the patents, for your Ranalah? If they filed patents, you might get all of their specifications and stuff, for their wheels.
Thank you for sharing the journey with all of us.
there are Ranalah related items on ebay
Not as busy as previous years especially the Sunday, think the organisers need a serious rethink or it could die. The yellow field was a shadow of its former self. I guess brexit has had a hand in it too.
That was so interesting👍👍👍👍 Can you not sew your wallet pocket up before these auto jumbles!!!!!!!!!
Someone let me have a go at metal spinning. Things can get messy very quickly...
Don't waste your money on Snap-off, Halfords Professional are just as good and have lifetime warranty too!
Dom, brilliant video. I sent you a email from your web site but it bounced back! I have sent it via your agent Fiona I hope she passes it on. It is about Ranalah rollers/tools being used in Bath. I think you would be interested. Phil
Honestly, think you should ditch the Porsche and get something like these to get you outside the box.
It's a shame Ranalah stuff was so thin on the ground, maybe you should have promised not to buy any Ranalah related stuff instead of tool chests.
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No Wendy with you...?
saddest thing with beaulieu is they cancelled the boat jumble.........permanently!
This video should have been 5 hours long, so much stuff, so little time.
When you are in the shot, you should back off about 100 feet.
My arm isn’t that long!
How did you manage to resist buying… the plastic E.T.??!! 🤣
Not the same Snap-On guy at the Autojumble who I traded a rusty seized WWII ⅜ drive ratchet that I'd just bought from a seller for pennies with a bunch of other tools, for a new one back in '79!
But it's still in use, never failed.