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That's brave, to take such a lovely Vauxhall into the vagaries of our inclement weather!

Love that ,just imaginge driving that around Cornwall ,with Nancy Whiskeys Frieght train coming form the wireless ,heaven .

Yes... not a fan of white wall tyres on British marques.. Also in this case, why gild the lily...? Stunning vehicle.

i like all old British cars 👌👌🇬🇧🇬🇧🚗🚗

Didn't that float try and blow up David Niven's James Bond in 'Casino Royale' in 1967???

I think I had a Corgi toy of this model.

That would be even better with a Holden 186 motor & 4 speed. Yes, I'm Australian.

What is the model number

i want to make a joke that includes earnie and trigger, but damn, you got me singing it in my head instead - anyhow great to see old vehicles like this that i remember from when i was a kid. GL

Surprised it lasted the were were made of crap steel rust buckets or maybe some got the right stuff 😊

Loved mine as an 18 year old. The sense of freedom was priceless.

i repaired those along with e83w's at Reginald Tyldesley LTD Walsall WMids

Beautiful vehicle 💪

The school ones weren't half pint but a third of a pint and they were awful, especially if they had been sat out in the sun half the morning. Fabulous vehicle, I had a Workabus.

I wanted an MGTC, but they are just to expensive, so I bought a cherry mint Honda Shadow Spirit motorcycle instead for 1/20th the price and got my spoked wheel fix on. A lot faster and more reliable than an MG for sure. Believe me, it's got way more chrome on it than I want to polish... Young people just can not afford to blow $40K on an old hard to find car with hard to find parts that runs and sounds and shifts like a tractor.

Thanks for the video on the rover. It gets me more excited. I am in the process of buying a 1947 p 2 14 sport from canada and bringing it back to washington state u s a.

Great content Sir. Our local greengrocer had a home delivery Dormobile van and a converted Morris 8. The 8 brought round the local bakers produce and milk. The fifties had some things that worked ; even the Blue Tits had gold top each morning.

My first car in 1972 was a 1964 Viva HA saloon (FMD 820B) from which this HA van was derived. A hand me down from my dad to get me into safer 4 wheels instead of 2. Both my Dad & I worked for GM so it was only natural that we ran Vauxhalls with cheap / free spare parts & employee car schemes. At 8 years old & 3 owners the HA Viva was already quite rusty with holes in the floor & one hole half way up the fuel tank in the boot! I fixed it up & ran it for 18 months but I never cured it's appetite for snapping clutch cables. I had a spare cable in the boot at all times & got very proficient changing clutch cables at the road side in 15 mins. Sold it on & got myself an HB Viva GT in 1974. Wish I still had the GT now cos they are ultra rare.

~Just simply wonderful ~ Thank you~ for the lovely videos~

How much is it thanks

Had a brown SS50 as a 16yr old .... threw it under the front of a Austin 1100......woke up looking at it's sump and walked away with a sore knee (freaked the proto-karen driver out) and got careless driving conviction 3 8 84 after getting knicked on it for a red light on 8 3 84.........bloody numbers but great times 🤷

Heremin New Zealand, my dad owned a 1954 Velox. Our neighbor had a 1956 velox and people over the had a 1951 Lip Velox. This was NZ in 1972. Lol

Grandad passed and he was just after buying a 93 1.3 open top British open classic to do up never got the chance sadly it's in the garden getting rusty, would it be worth selling or keeping no clue about cars can't even drive don't know what it's worth

Ap50 was faster than ss50 and fs1e

My DAd had one of these for years for his fencing business. His car was the Viva HC. He certainly loved it. The styling is so neat, Ask a child to draw a van and they will come up with something like these pretty little vans.

I have one like this.. Unfortunately.... The car no more functioning...abondone under the tree

Gorgeous gaf mate Love them vw caddys best van on the road

There is a great motorcycle museum in North Walsham Norfolk. Small but perfecty formed. The fella who owns it is great, i remember when the kids were little he let them in free.

Hi andrew great to see some more of your awesome collection . Cheers mate🇦🇺

Great advice given . Would like to see you buy a sign . Then explain the things you look for .with that sign, that separates it from a fake .. (As you said a fair few fakes around). Also you have mentioned in previous videos having restoration done on rarer signs.. a before and after would be good, Always enjoy a look at your magnificent collection.👌

Would love to come and film a TH-cam video up at your place Andrew😊

You say some people give you fake advice, because they want to to buy something THEMSELVES. Talking of which - I'm sometimes disgusted by the sharp practise of Bangers And Cash! They often cut off bidding when people are still bidding. What do THEY care - they don't care if someone gets the full value from the sale of their vehicle, because auctioneers get their commission anyway, and they can similarly rush through more cars, and so earn more money themselves!

Well, I LIKE ITALS, anyway!

What a beauty of a van

Loads of great vehicles, I love the Daihatsu Charade GTti at 15:16, so rare especially in that condition.

Great turnout and the weather gods smiled. Couldn't ask for anymore.

I love the shape of the Velox and the Cresta, I think they were the best looking and best designed cars Britain ever made. The engine was very quiet in the Velox even when going up hills. I am from Oz (Aussie) and often wonder does it ever stop raining in England......

very good cheers

Hi andrew great shell sign . Cheers mate🇦🇺

What a little beauty 🎉🛻

Mine was red .

I AM INTERESTED IN BUYING IT

Intermittent Oil Pressure, Won't be the oil pump, It's caused by a pin hole (normally from the flagged joint) oil pick up pipe allowing air to be introduced, you need to face both surfaces and new gasket (never use Silicon). Job Done.

Do you sell it? what is the price?

What a beauty! Who remembers the Matchbox one in those colours? I had whitewall crossply tyres on a '56 Fairlane. As you say,look great but the 'tramlining' was interesting!

Your on 100% thinking the same as me

Electric vans just not viable for majority of users, gotta get there sometimes A to B to C and back to A

manufacturing dont want simple cars that u can fix at home as there servicing dont get any benefit

You seen and peugeot 505 estate cars for sale in the uk? They used to be quite common but havent seen any for years now shame as i quite liked them

The problem with electric vans should be taken very seriously. I work with a company that’s just bought 130 diesel vans as they all need to do 200+ miles a day. Sometimes 300. There’s a big issue with weight and range and how they will all recharge. I don’t know any vans that are suitable for the task in hand. We work in the remotest locations and work long shifts. Recharging is just impractical