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Nice find! Good to see a snippet of the Traveller as well

Most 3-wheelers were made in the UK (Brighton Iseta Limited) and NOT all had chassis # STAMPED on the chassis. It was to be found on a plate riveted to the wheel arch of the BODY. Some UK car did have the chassis number stamped on the chassis, as did all the car built in Germany. It was located on the front edge of the front, lower chassis cross bar, near one side or the other depending on if it was to be a 3W or 4W car. The engine number is on the outer 'timing' cover, top lip. Your vid at 6.04 between the top of the oil filler tube and the lower push rod tubes. The long rod type thing, is the remote gear change lever. Depending on where you are, unless you have a plan for it, why not donate it to the Isetta Owners Club of UK. I would be interested in buying the carbs. Chess, Southampton

right enjoyed that thank u 4 sharing your day with us , we would have been there and many other shows but my wife still really poorly so am looking after her at home ,

Good show, nice to meet everyone, you & llord jackson & co, from Simon's mum & dad ☺️

Great show! How’s things with your Moggie fleet?

Ive Never Heard of These interesting Cars before!

That's a nice tractor 🚜

That noise 🥶

Sorry but I can't hear you.

Nice video mate. Mines the Blue 66 Anglia

Just an observation regarding Newark. I used to pay extra for the early bird entry ticket, thinking I was going to be first to have a chance at a bargain. Then I helped a mate out with a stall. It became obvious that paying extra for the early bird ticket is pointless and a bit of a rip off in my opinion if I am honest. The stall holders get the pick of everything before the gates are open to the public. We sold at least a third of the stock we had taken to sell before the public are allowed in.

Good turnout and dry!

Good video this mate. Some lovely cars there!👍

You need to invest in a humble , the shaky video put me off

Used ti enjoy a boot sale, although usually anything I wanted was too expensive. How'd your friend do? Shift much? And I''m sure you bought a ticket for that BSA.

Very good l love Morris minor

Beautiful

thank u mate

👌👌👌

very nice.❤

Wow - how did you get access to this?

Oh dear!

Love the comment from Lord Jackson about wax oiling your car with the bacon fat 😂

thanks for showing us round , looked like it was a lovely sunny day for a rally 👍👍

Great video as always 👍🏾

another brilliant show thank you for showing us round again , very much appreciated especially while i cant get to any shows at the moment 👍👍

Was that the famous Rodney ? who sold his Ensign on bangers and cash and went home with the Morris pickup we see here...

That Auto Union is a rare thing! The basic engine is the same as they used in Audi/DKW throughout the 1950s but to see this late model edition - very unusual!

Great to meet you all and see your fleet(s) :-)

That Humber Sceptre looked gorgeous! Probably my choice. Mind you the Rover P5B is definitely very close.

thank you for showing us round the show , looks like it was nice weather and a great turnout of cars ,

Hello. I'm a subscriber and fan of restoring morris minors. I'm currently restoring a 1968 morris traveller. Do you also supply parts? Im looking for front and rear brake shoes and cylinders, and the master cylinder. Its very difficult here (Ireland) to source supplies.

Great selection of Moggies!

Good to see you! You're quick off the mark getting this vid up already 😆

Looks a decent turn out there were quite a few shows on Sunday I think Iain Mackenzie was there somewhere he said he was going to

thats nice lol

Is something wrong with your rear suspension / springs ? I see only 3 cm Air between bumber and chassis ?

Not Two horsepower.Uses plain petrol,not a two stroke mix

More dependable than a news one!

Looks really good

enjoyed that ride out thank you , your 4 door runs sweet don't she 👍👍

Awful cars

nice one 👍👍make a good restoration project for someone , what year is it ? 👍

Looks a very good find, solid and tidy car.

That’s pretty good the sort that just tidy up and use, the only thing I’ve found is trying to change back doors from another cat is the hinges are never in the same place

Hi nice channel,would danish oil be suitable for the wood as it does not crack like varnish?

I didn't see a fuel pump on the first one

How much are you thinking of selling the saloon for?

Recently put one of these engines in my 49 low light

Odds and sods for a grate!