You’re doing a great job for the New Zealand tourism industry. The sign showing distances to other world locations mentioned Bluff and after consulting my Atlas I see that Bluff is at the bottom of South Island, so there’s your target Ian, a mere 1452km away. 😂
@@TheDotBot It does seem strange to refer to a communist-bloc car as 'beautiful' in relation to its fellow, but in this case, yes. Skoda always showed vastly more design flair than other east European makers. Excepting Tatra, whose chief engineer was behind the MB 1000......
@@paulstandeven8572 Idk, the Tatra 603 had quite an imposing aesthetic, even if it didn't quite carry over into the MB 1000. The older Wartburg 311 looked nice (similar kind of style to the old Octavia), unlike their uncompromisingly bland and ugly successor, the 353, which was surprisingly comfy if you didn't mind the two-stroke smell.
Superlative stuff! Like millions of others back in Blighty, I can't afford holidays these days, so thank you for sharing yours with me, doing just what I would do if I were touring round NZ again. As I missed it on my roadtour of North Island decades back, I'd always wondered what the Northland Peninsula was like - well now I know! I've had a few beach drives over the years, notably near Formby/Southport in Lancs in a Leyland Sherpa camper van and many miles along the Northern Ireland coast at Benone Beach on a motorbike (Big signs nowadays banning it now, sadly) Glad you didn't get stuck in the sand, and considerately washed the lovely loaner BX with a spray gun afterwards for the owner.
Another excellent video of your travels around New Zealand. Right-hand drive Chevrolet Bel Air, museum, spectacular scenery and a drive on a beach in the BX, so much in one video. I'm sure there many other subscribers to your channel who like myself appreciate the sheer number of videos you've uploaded of your New Zealand adventures, thank you Ian.
That’s just an amazing museum! Wow I’d be lost in there for hours, lovely to see so much preserved history there! Love the beach driving too! Great video
In my humble opinion, this is one of the best HubNut videos ever! So much content. Well done Sir. And looks like you will have plenty of photos to go through to choose for next year's HubNut calendar (Yes, I have my 2020 one)!
Good to see Winston Mathews looking so well! . He and his brother were customers of mine when I ran a workshop there a few decades ago! and I even have a picture of me as a 8 year old with the 1927 Chev. And Yes a real Nash theme ,they have some later model ones and Buicks too. I was born in the King country (Waikato ) but the far North has always been a favorite part of NZ. An Australian,Norman" wizard" Smith attempted to break the world land speed record on 90 mile beach .Unsuccessfully as it happened but it's a great Story.
Great to see you having fun. That Austin A60 van took me back, my Dad traded in his gorgeous Wolseley 6/110 against a grey A60 van..I was a very unhappy little person.
So beautiful! had no idea New Zealand was so amazing! Thank goodness you knew better and didn’t splash in the sea while driving 90 mile beach. So many northerners do at Daytona Beach Fl. Few months later serious rust problems.
Gosh it's just one stunning view after another, loved the meeting of the oceans and that delightful bygone museum. Then there was (not) 90 mile beach, how you spoil us Mr H
Thanks I'm really enjoying being taken along on your journey of exploration. Great combo of relaxed vibes, lovely scenery, mild surprises. Marvellous stuff.
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4dr sedan. These were built in Oshawa, Ontario as CKD kits for export to the Commonwealth countries. They are always 4 doors & were built as RHD not converted. Local paint codes & interiors were used. Production numbers were in the low thousands. Convertibles, coupes etc weren't available any you see are American imports. These were marketed as large family cars.
You jammy jammy man Seabrook. What a beautiful brown 1970s Jaguar XJ series 2. Can't think why Jaguar bothered updating the XJ6 or replacing it for that matter. I think it looks as modern today as it did 40 years ago. They could have just kept building this design in my Hubnut view. I remember reading in CAR magazine that Jaguar tested a 6 cylinder diesel in the Series 3 in the 80s. Don't know the engine manufacturer but decades before the 2.7 twin turbo V6 diesel of today's Jags. Carry on tantalising us Lad. Chevy Bel Air, love it. Top Man. Never mind the epic view, thon BX is epic son.
Never saw an Assie 2.0 in NZ. I remember a single ex UK RS2000 in Wellington. Most NZ escorts were 1.3 L models. They never had the Popular. They only had the 1,6 as a 2 door sport until the last few years with the Giha models.
@@andrewthompsonuk1 they were fairly uncommon. Probably brought in as a private import. Saw the occasional four door Aussie RS2000 with a droop snoot. I used to drive a '79 1600 Sport, incredibly thirsty and not a lot of bang for the buck.
ahh, my former years were thick with pinto and pushrod escorts, did my apprenticeship at Pecocks of Balham RS md, and a Loughborough junction railway arch... and a machine shop at Brans hatch
Hi Ian, another great video,the museum was a sight to see especially with the Escort and the Mini,some nice machines there,the 90 mile beach was a long stretch it was never ending 😂😂,the epic views were so awesome.
Have never seen or heard you so relaxed, so happy, so chilled. You even talk with a care-free attitude. Now you know why the Brits came to NZ and Australia and never went back. 🌄
Remember my first trip to the South Island, went on a motorbike. Yes you get a little tired of the stunning landscape, after making many stops to look at views and take photos. You get to the point where you don't bother even turning your head to see them. A number of times I said to myself there's a lovely lake & mountain to my left but keep going because you need to get to the next town. The road south of Queenstown was a notable highlight along with the water colour around Mt Cook.
The 'bobbing' effect as you're walking around the museum made the whole experience feel like a bizarre 'Doom' level. Thankfully you were spared demonic interference, though the pianola is arguably suspect...
What an amazing museum! Should be called "The Matthews Museum of absolutely everything"! And I bet that Chevy the curator drives would be worth an absolute fortune in the UK. The more I see of New Zealand, the more incredible it looks. How much you're enjoying yourself really comes across. The fact that you filmed on what was supposed to be a day off speaks volumes. I really enjoyed the Croatia videos and this trip is shaping up to be even better! Superb work Sir!
Why not travelling New Zealand? I put some money into my safe every month which is just for holidays. I´s amazing what you can save in 18 months. For me, from Germany to NZ is app. 750 Euro one way.
Wow, its been 20 years since i visited NZ and it appears not to have changed a single bit since my holiday there. Seeing the bay of islands again and sailing through that cave really bought back some lovely memories, the dolphins in the bay too, that was my first time seeing them and that memory is as fresh as yesterday! But seeing 90 mile beach again, wow, i need to go back and do some revisits!
We spent the night on the campsite you can see at the far north petrol station on our camper tour. These videos are bringing Bach some fantastic memories.. I shared your boat trip to the whole in the rock video with a friend who lives in Paihia- she used to work on those catamarans-she’s re-shared it with the captain who let you see his wiper action!
What a trip. Interesting museum with the pianola that reminded me so much of visits to Aunty Joyce and Uncle Ron with me playing their pianola and everyone singing along, oh the nostalgia! The 90 mile beach! What! How brilliant, except you were overtaken by a caravan, those reckless hoons! I believe that most '90 mile' beaches are less than 90 miles :-(. I found it so hard to stay on the road and look at the scenery at the same time over there. I began to get sick of the constant corners and I normally love corners. Best views yet I think. Cheers.
This museum immediately reminds me of a similar museum in the Netherlands in the town of Langeboom, the collection of Wim van Schayik. What beautiful roads and scenery to drive through with your car.
I drove my Hillman Super Minx along 90 Mile Beach on the hard sand at low tide in the summer of 1982. What a great drive .... mile after mile of desolate beach and pounding surf.
What a stunning place it is! I enjoyed the beach drive from my armchair here in miserable old blighty very much. Stuck at home waiting for my old Merc E270's SBC brake pump to be repaired which is probably going to cost an airfare to NZ to fix! Have fun Hubnut.
At 6:28 thats a Ransomes Crawler Tractor. Looks like an MG5 600cc Petrol engine. Awesome little things. I used to have one. I have videos on my channel somewhere showing it off. :-)
Great video, enjoyable watch, actually driven & camped on 90 mile beach with a Honda Prelude, brought back a lot of memories. Seen many cars come unstuck trying to exit the beach.
I know Matthew’s Museum and have been there a couple of times. That Graham Bros fire truck was one of a number imported into NZ many years ago by the Fire Service; in the 1940s one of those was the main fire appliance in Takapuna on the North Shore of Auckland and I remember it well. Devonport, our neighbouring suburb had a 1940 barrel-nosed Ford V8 and we were very jealous. Then Devonport got a 1948 Ford V8 which was a very modern truck and Takapuna inherited the barrel-nose but still kept the old Graham Bros as a backup.
Nice museum Ian a lovely mish mash of vintage items and an unusual mish mash major and minor chords . I’m loving the the down under content Ian I’m even contemplating a trip to New Zealand myself now .
I detect a much more relaxed Ian, Good to see, another few weeks and you will fit right in. Watch out on gravel roads, don't know about NZ but in Australia a lot of them are graveled with limestone which being soft rapidly wears into nice round stones with similar traction characteristics to marbles. Many a tourist and local has ended up in a ditch when the physics of momentum overrules an attempt to turn.
liverush24 I thought Ian might have given us an ecclesiastical musical michael extraction in an Margarita Pracatan meets Dudley Moore in cheeky (Pete &) ‘Dud’ mode! But thank Kraken, he didn’t!
Your fox always reminds me of the Trekka. A colleague had one blow over in the wind when he stopped to open a gate. He was able to roll it back onto its wheels and drive home.
What I loved about NZ were the views. I'd stop the motorbike, get my camera, take the shot, pack the camera away, then ride off. 200 yards later I'd see a BETTER view, so would repeat the whole process again. Seems like only yesterday, but coming up to 24 years ago now.
When I was young (a long time ago), one was allowed to drive on Brean sands. My dad let me drive his Mk1 Avenger there when I was but a nipper. I remember at least one car getting bogged down and claimed by the "sea" though.
You’re doing a great job for the New Zealand tourism industry. The sign showing distances to other world locations mentioned Bluff and after consulting my Atlas I see that Bluff is at the bottom of South Island, so there’s your target Ian, a mere 1452km away. 😂
He'll need a bit of a run up to get over Cook Strait
I found the caravan overtake really amusing on 90mile beach. Fantastic video. Thanks
That museum was a true treasurer,I could spend hours if not days checking out all the odds and bobs.
Ooh! I’m really enjoying this trip! Fabulous scenery and interesting places! Thank you so much for taking us along!
Looks like Wales on steroids (I once heard someone say about NZ)
Electrowave Haha! True! 👍
@ 4:50 it looks like a cross between a series Land Rover and Postman Pat's van.
Even Postman Pat's van is sophisticated compared with a Trekka
@@paulstandeven8572 🙂
So different from the beautiful old Octavia whose running gear it was using
@@TheDotBot It does seem strange to refer to a communist-bloc car as 'beautiful' in relation to its fellow, but in this case, yes. Skoda always showed vastly more design flair than other east European makers. Excepting Tatra, whose chief engineer was behind the MB 1000......
@@paulstandeven8572 Idk, the Tatra 603 had quite an imposing aesthetic, even if it didn't quite carry over into the MB 1000. The older Wartburg 311 looked nice (similar kind of style to the old Octavia), unlike their uncompromisingly bland and ugly successor, the 353, which was surprisingly comfy if you didn't mind the two-stroke smell.
Superlative stuff! Like millions of others back in Blighty, I can't afford holidays these days, so thank you for sharing yours with me, doing just what I would do if I were touring round NZ again. As I missed it on my roadtour of North Island decades back, I'd always wondered what the Northland Peninsula was like - well now I know!
I've had a few beach drives over the years, notably near Formby/Southport in Lancs in a Leyland Sherpa camper van and many miles along the Northern Ireland coast at Benone Beach on a motorbike (Big signs nowadays banning it now, sadly) Glad you didn't get stuck in the sand, and considerately washed the lovely loaner BX with a spray gun afterwards for the owner.
Last real holiday I took was in 1997, in Detroit. Very car-heavy holiday it was too. I'd love to have been to New Zealand!
Another excellent video of your travels around New Zealand. Right-hand drive Chevrolet Bel Air, museum, spectacular scenery and a drive on a beach in the BX, so much in one video. I'm sure there many other subscribers to your channel who like myself appreciate the sheer number of videos you've uploaded of your New Zealand adventures, thank you Ian.
That’s just an amazing museum! Wow I’d be lost in there for hours, lovely to see so much preserved history there! Love the beach driving too! Great video
In my humble opinion, this is one of the best HubNut videos ever! So much content. Well done Sir. And looks like you will have plenty of photos to go through to choose for next year's HubNut calendar (Yes, I have my 2020 one)!
Thank you Ian I really think New Zealand is one of the nicest places on Earth
I've only worked around the Auckland area, but it is spectacular. I will be going back for a longer trip.
You've gotta love that amazing collection of vehicles and tools, just STAGGERING that! BIG thanks for sharing this!!
Good to see Winston Mathews looking so well! . He and his brother were customers of mine when I ran a workshop there a few decades ago! and I even have a picture of me as a 8 year old with the 1927 Chev. And Yes a real Nash theme ,they have some later model ones and Buicks too. I was born in the King country (Waikato ) but the far North has always been a favorite part of NZ. An Australian,Norman" wizard" Smith attempted to break the world land speed record on 90 mile beach .Unsuccessfully as it happened but it's a great Story.
Great to see you having fun.
That Austin A60 van took me back, my Dad traded in his gorgeous Wolseley 6/110 against a grey A60 van..I was a very unhappy little person.
Thanks for taking time to put out so many of these vids Ian, I'm really enjoying this journey. Amazing scenery,and that little museum was great.😀
Awesome content very enjoyable indeed . NZ is now on my bucket list. Keep them coming 😀
That is very nice, puting the Singer next to the piano.
Brilliant, thanks for opening the doors for HubNut 👍🏻
So beautiful! had no idea New Zealand was so amazing! Thank goodness you knew better and didn’t splash in the sea while driving 90 mile beach. So many northerners do at Daytona Beach Fl. Few months later serious rust problems.
Stunning. Absolutely gobsmacked! You are also a man of many talents!
Gosh it's just one stunning view after another, loved the meeting of the oceans and that delightful bygone museum. Then there was (not) 90 mile beach, how you spoil us Mr H
That museum looked fascinating. I could spend a week in there and not get bored :)
Thanks I'm really enjoying being taken along on your journey of exploration. Great combo of relaxed vibes, lovely scenery, mild surprises. Marvellous stuff.
I have to say these videos are really making me want to visit New Zealand now..Looks awesome, looking forward to more :)
Great travelog, I am loving it! Overtaken by a caravan combo, seriously odd!
Stunning scenery, the BX doing you proud. A memorable trip indeed.
I appreciate your mechanical empathy and giving the car a wash after driving on the beach.
What a brilliant adventure, thanks for sharing!
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4dr sedan. These were built in Oshawa, Ontario as CKD kits for export to the Commonwealth countries. They are always 4 doors & were built as RHD not converted. Local paint codes & interiors were used. Production numbers were in the low thousands. Convertibles, coupes etc weren't available any you see are American imports. These were marketed as large family cars.
What a wonderfully eclectic collection!
You jammy jammy man Seabrook. What a beautiful brown 1970s Jaguar XJ series 2. Can't think why Jaguar bothered updating the XJ6 or replacing it for that matter. I think it looks as modern today as it did 40 years ago. They could have just kept building this design in my Hubnut view. I remember reading in CAR magazine that Jaguar tested a 6 cylinder diesel in the Series 3 in the 80s. Don't know the engine manufacturer but decades before the 2.7 twin turbo V6 diesel of today's Jags. Carry on tantalising us Lad. Chevy Bel Air, love it. Top Man. Never mind the epic view, thon BX is epic son.
I thought it star of the show, the classic jag stand at NEC normally steals the show.
What a great place to visit and we get to see it through the eyes of Mr Hubnut. good times.
Re: the Escorts, NZ assembled all body styles - two and four door, van and estate. There were a few Aussie imports with 2.0 pinto engines
Never saw an Assie 2.0 in NZ. I remember a single ex UK RS2000 in Wellington.
Most NZ escorts were 1.3 L models. They never had the Popular. They only had the 1,6 as a 2 door sport until the last few years with the Giha models.
@@andrewthompsonuk1 they were fairly uncommon. Probably brought in as a private import. Saw the occasional four door Aussie RS2000 with a droop snoot. I used to drive a '79 1600 Sport, incredibly thirsty and not a lot of bang for the buck.
ahh, my former years were thick with pinto and pushrod escorts,
did my apprenticeship at Pecocks of Balham RS md,
and a Loughborough junction railway arch... and a machine shop at Brans hatch
Great vid Ian really enjoyed watching all that nice scenery and the BX !
LOL @ 26:00 - I've just been overtaken by a caravan ! ah ha! ha! ha!
Wow, nice little out of the way place to find, loved the Austin van & the Escort
Great driving roads with all those bends, plus the scenery.
Great video again, so jealous. Enjoy the warm weather, lucky my hub nut beanie arrived so I wont be cold this winter 😀
The force is with you young Ian. Long may it continue.
Hi Ian, another great video,the museum was a sight to see especially with the Escort and the Mini,some nice machines there,the 90 mile beach was a long stretch it was never ending 😂😂,the epic views were so awesome.
The BX looks great on the beach. And the museum OMG I could spend hours there.
Thank you for bringing the sunshine over here. The weather is turning lovely 👍
those waters merging was stunning , and something i've never seen before, it's such a lovely country
Again, this gets better with each episode. Fantastic stuff.
Loving these travel v logs amazing scenery & wacky cars keep them coming
That was really good thank you, a very interesting collection
Have never seen or heard you so relaxed, so happy, so chilled. You even talk with a care-free attitude. Now you know why the Brits came to NZ and Australia and never went back. 🌄
Remember my first trip to the South Island, went on a motorbike. Yes you get a little tired of the stunning landscape, after making many stops to look at views and take photos. You get to the point where you don't bother even turning your head to see them. A number of times I said to myself there's a lovely lake & mountain to my left but keep going because you need to get to the next town. The road south of Queenstown was a notable highlight along with the water colour around Mt Cook.
Looks an interesting day of HubNutting.
The 'bobbing' effect as you're walking around the museum made the whole experience feel like a bizarre 'Doom' level. Thankfully you were spared demonic interference, though the pianola is arguably suspect...
What an amazing museum! Should be called "The Matthews Museum of absolutely everything"! And I bet that Chevy the curator drives would be worth an absolute fortune in the UK.
The more I see of New Zealand, the more incredible it looks. How much you're enjoying yourself really comes across. The fact that you filmed on what was supposed to be a day off speaks volumes.
I really enjoyed the Croatia videos and this trip is shaping up to be even better! Superb work Sir!
What an amazing place, since I will never get to New Zealand it was something I would never have seen.
Why not travelling New Zealand? I put some money into my safe every month which is just for holidays. I´s amazing what you can save in 18 months. For me, from Germany to NZ is app. 750 Euro one way.
great series please keep em coming look forward each day
Ian you truly are living the dream. As a 41 year old man same as you I’m jealous but happy for you!
Excellent piano. I was waiting for Rene's wife Edith from Allo Allo! to start singing
As far as museums go, that one beats all others I've seen. I sure would like to test drive all those machines !
Pity there was no cat.
Wow, its been 20 years since i visited NZ and it appears not to have changed a single bit since my holiday there. Seeing the bay of islands again and sailing through that cave really bought back some lovely memories, the dolphins in the bay too, that was my first time seeing them and that memory is as fresh as yesterday! But seeing 90 mile beach again, wow, i need to go back and do some revisits!
Loved the hoon on the beach ,great video ian.
After Beachfun a nice bath for the BX...like it is human...well done
We spent the night on the campsite you can see at the far north petrol station on our camper tour.
These videos are bringing Bach some fantastic memories..
I shared your boat trip to the whole in the rock video with a friend who lives in Paihia- she used to work on those catamarans-she’s re-shared it with the captain who let you see his wiper action!
What a trip. Interesting museum with the pianola that reminded me so much of visits to Aunty Joyce and Uncle Ron with me playing their pianola and everyone singing along, oh the nostalgia! The 90 mile beach! What! How brilliant, except you were overtaken by a caravan, those reckless hoons! I believe that most '90 mile' beaches are less than 90 miles :-(. I found it so hard to stay on the road and look at the scenery at the same time over there. I began to get sick of the constant corners and I normally love corners. Best views yet I think. Cheers.
Great adventure, another winner!
Yet another wonderful vid from the other side of the world. Excellent Ian!
5:25 We had the 2 door Escorts for the Mk 1 and Mk 2 at least.
I enjoyed watching that. Thanks Ian. I quite fancy having a wander myself.
I'm loving the NZ videos. Great entertainment.
Fascinating place and so nice of the chap to give you a private admission.
Nice to hear a vintage player piano playing in tune for a change.
That’s a cool museum. Especially when ya get it all to yourself as well.
"I'm not getting the gimble out its to windy" ,enough of these euphemisms!
If it’s too windy out I whack my gimble on tripod.
This museum immediately reminds me of a similar museum in the Netherlands in the town of Langeboom, the collection of Wim van Schayik. What beautiful roads and scenery to drive through with your car.
Caravan overtaking a BX on the beach at speed. How very HubNut. Love it
Cape Reinga is a really nice area. Glad you enjoyed it.
Loving every minute of your nz trip keep them coming
I drove my Hillman Super Minx along 90 Mile Beach on the hard sand at low tide in the summer of 1982.
What a great drive .... mile after mile of desolate beach and pounding surf.
What a stunning place it is! I enjoyed the beach drive from my armchair here in miserable old blighty very much. Stuck at home waiting for my old Merc E270's SBC brake pump to be repaired which is probably going to cost an airfare to NZ to fix! Have fun Hubnut.
Very informative, the landscape looks so pretty there. I want to go!
What a stunning place I’m very envious. Would love to visit.
I loved it when the caravan sped past.
Fantastic museum and the beach is too. The only thing that could make that more hippy is if you were driving a VW camper! ;-)
Love that museum too
Excellent vid Ian! So good to see you relaxing! :-)
At 6:28 thats a Ransomes Crawler Tractor. Looks like an MG5 600cc Petrol engine. Awesome little things. I used to have one. I have videos on my channel somewhere showing it off. :-)
Great video, enjoyable watch, actually driven & camped on 90 mile beach with a Honda Prelude, brought back a lot of memories. Seen many cars come unstuck trying to exit the beach.
I know Matthew’s Museum and have been there a couple of times. That Graham Bros fire truck was one of a number imported into NZ many years ago by the Fire Service; in the 1940s one of those was the main fire appliance in Takapuna on the North Shore of Auckland and I remember it well. Devonport, our neighbouring suburb had a 1940 barrel-nosed Ford V8 and we were very jealous. Then Devonport got a 1948 Ford V8 which was a very modern truck and Takapuna inherited the barrel-nose but still kept the old Graham Bros as a backup.
Keep 'em coming Ian !!…. Love the off topic content , superb !!!
Nice museum Ian a lovely mish mash of vintage items and an unusual mish mash major and minor chords .
I’m loving the the down under content Ian I’m even contemplating a trip to New Zealand myself now .
Was delighted to see a Tri-ang "Puff-Puff" at 3:55 :) You looked in your element on that beach drive.
That's it! Another holiday in NZ is on the drawing board. Great job.
Bravo Hubbers, Ace of Spades on the organ, first rate!
I detect a much more relaxed Ian, Good to see, another few weeks and you will fit right in. Watch out on gravel roads, don't know about NZ but in Australia a lot of them are graveled with limestone which being soft rapidly wears into nice round stones with similar traction characteristics to marbles. Many a tourist and local has ended up in a ditch when the physics of momentum overrules an attempt to turn.
Oh it's slippy alright!
Finally, a piano that even I can play.
liverush24 I thought Ian might have given us an ecclesiastical musical michael extraction in an Margarita Pracatan meets Dudley Moore in cheeky (Pete &) ‘Dud’ mode! But thank Kraken, he didn’t!
@@thepofmeister "PRACATAN!..."
Your fox always reminds me of the Trekka. A colleague had one blow over in the wind when he stopped to open a gate. He was able to roll it back onto its wheels and drive home.
Oh dear HubbyN. You're doing all what I back packed back in 2003. Sweet. Nowts changed. Also ridden back Jaffa City Auckland to Dunedin in 2015
What I loved about NZ were the views. I'd stop the motorbike, get my camera, take the shot, pack the camera away, then ride off.
200 yards later I'd see a BETTER view, so would repeat the whole process again.
Seems like only yesterday, but coming up to 24 years ago now.
That was so funny when you were overtaken by a caravan, So HubNut!
The first recorded time a car has been going too slow for a car towing a caravan.
"There it is, a 90-mile beach!" (shows us a walk-around of the BX) :-)
They seem to have some strange farming methods in NZ with the tractor on the roof.
Need one of those here in Pembrokeshire with all the over-grown roofs around
Err, it's a tourist a tractor. Pulls the tourists in.
@@millomweb What they attach a winch and a lasso to get the tourists in?
@@zugbug1986 It worked on Ian, pulled him in twice ;-)
@@Electrowave I think they used a bungee rope on him.
You found a Trekka! Most excellent.
When I was young (a long time ago), one was allowed to drive on Brean sands. My dad let me drive his Mk1 Avenger there when I was but a nipper. I remember at least one car getting bogged down and claimed by the "sea" though.
paradise cool cars thanks for taking us along😊
Just brilliant. I'm really enjoying this trip so much 👍