it's easy to see why prices of these cars is on the rise, in a world of cars that are so much the same, these cars are unique, quirky, wonderful, long may they be loved and cherished
Great video Simon, what a great car! In my opinion cars today are too easy to drive, I like a car/motorcycle that you have to work with and understand what the machine needs from the driver to operate properly, these classics are so full of character! Again great car and great video, really enjoy the information you bring to the video's. P.s, love those window wipers.😄
Excellent video Simon, i much prefer the ride of the earlier cars with the inertia dampers than that of the later cars especially my 1964 Ami 6 which is super soft and my 1957 2cv was great fun as well especially on windy roads 🙂
Very nice this ride in this 2cv of 57 with centrifugal clutch. There, at least we can hear the sound of the engine and not shitty music as some people put it. By the way, your rockers click a little it seems to me. A small adjustment is necessary ...Nice 2cv in any case!
Pinnacle of the automobile, seriously! Cars never should’ve been made faster than these were. We wouldn’t need the expensive and heavy safety features of new cars. People would be more careful about their speed. We wouldn’t need these complicated fuel-saving measures that add expensive points of failure. What’s that? Want to travel faster? Well top speeds should limit sprawl to a degree. Oh, you want to travel further? Want more creature comforts?? Take the train!
Fantastic. Just a note, hard to judge, but it seems to me that the steering is a bit stiff, should be very light and free moving. Steering box, chassis?
Can I get one of those traffic clutches for my 66 beetle? The traffic is horrible here in Southern California……😉🤪🤪🤣🤣🤣 The 2cv is one of the only cars I would trade my beetle for.
Actually, if you are prepared to trade up to a ‘squashed Beetle’, I seem to recall one could buy a ‘Seventies 911 with ‘Sportomatic’ - a semi automatic transmission. Did that ever make it onto the Beetle, I wonder?
It is music to my ears I have had 2cv's from 1978 when I bought my first one Brand new for £1625 on the road, however i sold my last one in November 21 and miss them so much.Great video thanks for the memories.
Thanks Harry! Lovely to hear your appreciation. Hard to imagine life without a 2CV! Although I don’t currently have one on the road, at least I get to spend plenty of time with them and it’s invariably a pleasure!
Macchina superba e rara, con la frizione centrifuga e i tergicristalli legati alla velocità! Video eccellente e spiegazioni appropriate. Great job, thanks!
it's easy to see why prices of these cars is on the rise, in a world of cars that are so much the same, these cars are unique, quirky, wonderful, long may they be loved and cherished
According to the new rules, they want us to buy computers on wheels without a soul. Do you think our grand children will restore a Tesla in 2080 ?
Amen to that!
The left wiper is erratic ☺ and valves are a bit noisy. Apart of it, you lovely 2CV is just iconic. Thank you for keeping her alive and well.
I just sat watching this with a huge smile on my face.
Beautiful video! Very interesting to see the trafficlutch in action! I think I'd like one on my Ami8!
You are driving faster than I can cycle.
If vicariously driving a 2cv is this much fun,actually driving one must be a real joy.
The original speed sensing wipers lol
Great video Simon, what a great car! In my opinion cars today are too easy to drive, I like a car/motorcycle that you have to work with and understand what the machine needs from the driver to operate properly, these classics are so full of character! Again great car and great video, really enjoy the information you bring to the video's. P.s, love those window wipers.😄
Thank you, Mark. I enjoy a bit of impromptu spouting about these amazing inspired designs!
Fantastic! Made my day.👏👏👌👌
Excellent video Simon, i much prefer the ride of the earlier cars with the inertia dampers than that of the later cars especially my 1964 Ami 6 which is super soft and my 1957 2cv was great fun as well especially on windy roads 🙂
Thank you, Ragnar. As you know, I regret so much that my ‘62 Ami 6 never made it through restoration. That’s my greatest motoring regret.
Very nice this ride in this 2cv of 57 with centrifugal clutch. There, at least we can hear the sound of the engine and not shitty music as some people put it. By the way, your rockers click a little it seems to me.
A small adjustment is necessary ...Nice 2cv in any case!
I remember Gilbert Shelton (underground comix creator) profiling this car. "The 'CV' stands for 'horsepower'."
Pinnacle of the automobile, seriously! Cars never should’ve been made faster than these were.
We wouldn’t need the expensive and heavy safety features of new cars. People would be more careful about their speed.
We wouldn’t need these complicated fuel-saving measures that add expensive points of failure.
What’s that? Want to travel faster? Well top speeds should limit sprawl to a degree. Oh, you want to travel further? Want more creature comforts?? Take the train!
How to shift gears?? picture below amperes gauge shows something different, than this that
I see watching driver doing
Thanks for posting . . . charming car . . .
Esto es música para el corazón !!
What a legendary car...
3cv... Lo amo...
J'adore, merci.🥰👍
Fantastic. Just a note, hard to judge, but it seems to me that the steering is a bit stiff, should be very light and free moving.
Steering box, chassis?
Mine is a 1986, would love to drive one of the older one's perhaps I will get the chance one day,
Beautiful car, nice driving and interesting presentation 😊👌
Can I get one of those traffic clutches for my 66 beetle? The traffic is horrible here in Southern California……😉🤪🤪🤣🤣🤣 The 2cv is one of the only cars I would trade my beetle for.
Actually, if you are prepared to trade up to a ‘squashed Beetle’, I seem to recall one could buy a ‘Seventies 911 with ‘Sportomatic’ - a semi automatic transmission. Did that ever make it onto the Beetle, I wonder?
It is music to my ears I have had 2cv's from 1978 when I bought my first one Brand new for £1625 on the road, however i sold my last one in November 21 and miss them so much.Great video thanks for the memories.
Thanks Harry! Lovely to hear your appreciation. Hard to imagine life without a 2CV! Although I don’t currently have one on the road, at least I get to spend plenty of time with them and it’s invariably a pleasure!
Absolutely lovely car, what a dream!! 0-30 was 21 seconds for the 375cc Model A (through the gears) though, however, the 0-40 was 44 seconds lol
You don't get speeding tickets
Macchina superba e rara, con la frizione centrifuga e i tergicristalli legati alla velocità! Video eccellente e spiegazioni appropriate. Great job, thanks!
Thank you! Grazie!
It seems that you are going so fast...like 160 or 200 km/h😁
🤪
superbe la deuche...
that sound !!! so recognisable !!!
Yes, absolutely distinctive and such a ‘friendly’ sound, if you know what I mean!
@@FindingDrivingSpirit indeed. Totally agree on that. And they kept that sound until the end of production.