You came you saw and you conquered ! Having moved well outside of your normal channel comfort zone you have over the past few weeks produced some of the very best viewing on TH-cam. Once again I have been glued to my seat lapping up every minute of the video. Your slightly disjointed and random roving reporter style is very refreshing because it avoids sensationalism whilst still capturing the quirky and interesting. I can't wait to see your travels further afield later in the year - I predict your subscribers and viewing figures will continue to grow from strength to strength. Brilliant.
A testament of utility engineering excellence. Many of these little 2 cilinder aircooled boxers have been running and driving for more than 50 years. And they probably still will after another 50 years. It shames me to say that in their days and as a youth I did not particulary like them, because I failed to see the sheer genius of their simple, but robust technology. .
I don't think I've ever seen so many 2CV's in one place before. Quite an amazing event by the looks of it. You covered it well. I absolutely adore the 2CV, Dyane and the Ami's.
I'm enjoying these 2CV meet so very much. Have you to thank for sharing and taking me around all over the convention. Long live the 2CV World Meeting. Can't wait for more videos from you with Elly.
I know you don't drink. But I have been staying at the in-laws for three days now, and we have today lost the cricket and I have broken my sunglasses. However I have just made my bedtime excuses and snuck a beer up to my bedroom, and there is a new Hubnut video to enjoy. Tonight, you are my sanity.
"Nice chips".....so, a massive thanks for showing 2 CV has a place not only there, but throughout the world . Elly, patiently in place, taking it all in from a distance, having delivered you to the event, and readying for the return with new king pins awaiting.
I think it's so funny that every single 2CV event that Hubnut attends he always finds his friend's car among the masses. Great video. I think the 2CV community is the red headed step child of the Citroen family!!! HEHHE
Great videos - MANY thanks. Did anyone turn up in a Sahara? That would be an adventure: Wales to Croatia and back, with double the fuel consumption, double the noise... Good Times. Keep up the good work. Best wishes.
I think it would be difficult to imagine a Ferrari or Porsche meet on that particular field. If any surface was designed to show of the 2CV's suspension, it has to be that one. Much respect to that chap at the side of the main road who came prepared with a deck chair, can of beer and camera. Well done! I have to say, I am really going to miss these videos when the European adventure finishes. In the mean time, what a ride!
Hi Ian,well what can one say,a great gathering of Gallic grandness on grass ?? (sort of)much mindfulness musings in the mud,not to mention a cornucopia and crescendo of Citroen's and some of which have doubtful dubiousness descendancy........basically what a super turnout of cars from all over Europe I was not aware that there was so many 2CV's still around,thanks for the entry ticket, most enjoyable, and now ????? the journey home ??......... best wishes
I used to move around in a Ami-8 and in a Mehari (made here in fiberglass reinforced plastic).Both had 3CV engines.(In fact all Citroens made in the Argentine and Uruguay had M-28 ("3cv",603 cc)engines).And worked as Citroen mechanic for 20 years they are tehe most reliable cars I´ve ever saw.A friend has a 3CV Charleston and he loads it with wife and dog and makes 1000 miles every year for holydays.He prefers it to its new Fiat 2018 car for holydays!.(BTW all the Meharís sold in the Rio de la Plata zone where make in a little town in my country(Uruguay) and a guy still owns the molds to make the fiberglass parts for the body.
Thoroughly enjoyed this , really loving going back over these old videos. Reminded me of the old VW meets in the late 80's , great festival atmosphere. Thank you
Thanks again for turning this old American guy onto 2cv's. I am absolutely fascinated by the engineering of these cars that has endured to this day. The variants are awesome as well such as the Dyane and Ami
What a sight. All the same but all different and all fabulous. The world as Citroen imagined it in their dreams. I can't add any more than John North below. Cheers.
What a great event. It's a brilliant example of what can happen when people have something in common and don't take themselves too seriously.. Rest of the world please take note. I seem to remember Tomos mopeds many years ago. Very interesting stuff. Thanks so much for sharing. Excellent stuff.
The 2CV event looks amazing (trumps the French one!), as does the whole 2CV experience. Until I discovered your brilliant channel, I had never really appreciated them but my life is becoming more and more full of want for a CV of my own! I love the whole classlessness of it all and the seemingly endless ways in which to personalise, restore, modify...... 23.50 is probably my fave but they all appeal! Another fantastic video! You’ve nailed it with this adventure!
You arrived safe and sound :) It really does look quite the gathering, so many different colours, bodies and styles, it's been great to track your journey with you, just remember to put your feet up from time to time and let it soak in. Wonderful :)
My dad and his friends all had 2cvs during the 90s. One of them painted it different colours and wrote THE SHED on the bonnet. Another painted it to look like a bumblebee
What a nice 2cv festival that was. I enjoyed every second of your video. Couldn’t help but smile all 38 minutes. You got me me thinking about owning a 2cv once. Very very nice little cars and people driving them. This meet has such a different vibe as other car meets where most cars are lowered and tupperwared.
Travelling from Zagreb to Vienna yesterday, and there were many 2CV's going back home, some pulling big camper trailers, laboring bravely on the motorway while other cars were zipping along at 130 - 150 km'h
I too was in Croatia with my family by this time , although I went by plane and to Dubrovnik. I surely enjoyed it. I think on our 3rd day we got rain all day with thunderstorms. Beautiful country it is 👍
Thanks for sharing this wicked event with us. I am impressed there are so many 2CV's still roadworthy in the world & doubly impressed by this meeting ! Enjoy Ian 👍
What an absolutely stunning trip this has turned out to be. Your videos and presentation have opened many an eye and continue to do so. First the Citroen event and now this.......truly amazing and such good fun to watch. Some of the best footage on TH-cam. Very good work my friend.
Really liked the look of the 2cv van reminds me a little of the Renault 4 van. Nice walkabout through town spotting all the 2CV's. Nice video yet again, thanks Ian.
Agree totally with John's comment. Essential viewing, very well done on reaching your goal of the 'World Meeting'. More adventures to follow, excellent....
At our Corvair convention a couple of weeks ago we were at an overpriced hotel near Chicago. They did have a huge parking lot for all the events and a huge room for indoor parts vendors and a few museum cars. Most parts vendors were outside. Just under two million Corvairs were made between 1960-1969. These events are lots of fun, you never get to see fellow collectors the rest of the year.
Inspiring content, you are sharing a big slice of your life with the world & I & so many others want to see more. You take the average & polish it a bit then forget something, perfect.
Goal achieved Hubnut...... doesn't seem that long ago you were panicking in your garage with Ellie in bits. Good series of video's mate and good luck on the journey home. Can't wait for your mechanical buffoonery to start again when you try to fix cars again and a bonnet falls off or your project is stalled because TWC has the wrong bits sent out. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Cracking video! I actually attended this meeting, but the video shows some things I did not get to see. Kudos for including the Tomos and Cimos built cars. I'm a proud owner of the following Citroens built in Slovenia: - Tomos GS 1015cc (1971) - Cimos GS X 1.2 (1978) - Cimos GS Pallas (1978) - Cimos GS Super 1.3 (1979) - Cimos Dyane 6LC (1980) This is in addition to the following French built hydropneumatic Citroens: - CX Prestige (1985) - CX Break (1990) - XM V6 Exclusive (1997)
Gatherings like this always seem to have a wild party atmosphere. Well, it is summer, life is too short, just enjoy, which you are, as well as many, many others! Shocked to see what looks to be a late model Lincoln MKZ while you were filming 2CV'S in the town centre! And the thunderstorm ⛈ reminds me of ours here in upstate New York, just had a powerful one last night. Extremely interesting journey!
So pleased for you (and Elly) that you made it to the World Meeting. Thank you for taking us with you, it's been such fun. I hope you continue to share your onward journey and eventually homeward bound - do you have a route yet? Cheers Mr HubNut (water of course). #2CVtoCroatia
Superb content Ian. Can't believe the months gone so quickly. A real pleasure to watch and some superb moments. I told my mum and she remarked you should be on television! Have to agree. Who needs TopGear when you've got TopNut ! :) Love it :D
Another good video Ian,looks like 2cv heaven, you made it ....Elly made it,well done and keep doing what you do ,camera angles,no mic,wobbly hands ,see you on the return leg in a future video... take care.
Some 2CVer's seem a bit eccentric. I am truly stunned at the limo. I hope they have a larger engine in that. Also, the articulated 2CV that was part car and part trailer. The variety and creative ways people have expressed their personality in their cars, it's just amazing.
Congratulations on making your destination! Wow; that gathering of cars looked like this was the "Woodstock" of 2CVs! I especially enjoyed the bouncy tour around the grounds, after the storms...and at 36:30 and on, talk about "More Cowbell!!" You planning on attending the Swiss event? This has, indeed, been a most enjoyable travelogue, and I look forward to continued installements!
Looks more fun than the Triumph Spitfire Weekend in Venlo, Holland that I went to twice (I think) with my brother, supposed to be in his GT6 but ended up going in my Vitesse, than the following year in my Humber Sceptre, which was in the Spitfire convoy as the Sceptre and a Rapier, even though I was taken by a German in his Spitfire. Dam those remote control Rootes cars, they get everywhere! Now I want a Ami8!
The TAM Truck was produced at Maribor until 1996, from the sixties on the company used licences for german " Magirus-Deutz" lighter trucks with aircooled diesel engines.
Lovely collection of 2CVs and the derivatives there, lots of oddball creations too, but that motorbike, wow, that looked amazing!!! Really wish I could have been there to see all this, but alas, no way of doing so, but, oh well... :)
What a fantastic event. Thanks for sharing. I was curiously looking at 2cv adverts last night. Some amazing restored versions. Looks like a great community. Edit. That cream colour gerry (hope that's correct) at 33.40 is a car I would drive.
Who'd have thought there'd be such a variety at a 2CV meet? Btw I have a HubNut window-sticker in the back of my Citroën (a C5 DC/DE facelift). I heard the Ami Super with the GS flat-four is frighteningly quick, so a 2CV must be even more so! Great stuff. 👍🏻
Fantastic, Ian, I'll be laughing at the zebra crossing parking incident for some time to come. Take your time coming back, the intarwebs needs more content like this.
Nice One and congratulations for making the meet! Would Love if you did a 2CV Transformer that Morphs into a tent, marque, BBQ etc... and General Party Point.
Now that looks like great fun I wish my friend (a 2cv driver) and I could have made it. Chan and family were here in Alaska at my friends (the 2cv driver) shop we worked on his 2cv so it was fun seeing him. your hubnut decal on my vw van has been traveling a lot around Alaska
@@HubNut no problem man..it was fun ! drove 380 kms that day...in my 72 bug..see you next time..maybe svicerland or slovenia..Drive bugs for 25 yrs and own a few french cars r9 and r 4 tl and a 504 2.3 d usa spec..But now I am on a hunt for a 2 cv or dyane as my kid fell in love in Ciroen ..lol..see ya
Ooh the yellow Belgian 2 CV was nice. 😍 I get gooey at the sight of colour coded wheels on any car. I'm sure Brian Cox would be delighted to have his likeness painted on a bonnet of an old Citroen! 😁 Great work Ian. Enjoying your dry sense of humour! Eg: the waste bin getting carried on the lorry for a look around the site. 😅
I just realized that the 22nd World Meeting of 2CV Friends was in my country (Portugal), that could have been an interesting road trip for HubNut too :)
Amazing vlog & people doing things in cars that you could never do in the UK. I never saw a toilet block, I am sure one existed but I think most people had a very long walk to the loos.👍
Don't worry, there were plenty of toilets, and showers. Some of the showers were open-air. I believe Ian shot some footage of these, but he must have kept it for his personal viewing only!
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You came you saw and you conquered ! Having moved well outside of your normal channel comfort zone you have over the past few weeks produced some of the very best viewing on TH-cam. Once again I have been glued to my seat lapping up every minute of the video. Your slightly disjointed and random roving reporter style is very refreshing because it avoids sensationalism whilst still capturing the quirky and interesting. I can't wait to see your travels further afield later in the year - I predict your subscribers and viewing figures will continue to grow from strength to strength. Brilliant.
Could n't agree more
Stunning content
What He said! - with adroit articulation that tantalised exquisitely as I concurred, verily!
@@thepofmeister - Yeah! What?
It feels like some strange yet utterly brilliant combination of John Peel and Michael Palin. With the merest hint of Alan Whicker.
A testament of utility engineering excellence. Many of these little 2 cilinder aircooled boxers have been running and driving for more than 50 years. And they probably still will after another 50 years. It shames me to say that in their days and as a youth I did not particulary like them, because I failed to see the sheer genius of their simple, but robust technology. .
hope you had a basket of eggs with you as you were driving over the field ;-)
I don't think I've ever seen so many 2CV's in one place before. Quite an amazing event by the looks of it. You covered it well. I absolutely adore the 2CV, Dyane and the Ami's.
Brilliant line about brian cox,spat me tea out.
I'm enjoying these 2CV meet so very much. Have you to thank for sharing and taking me around all over the convention. Long live the 2CV World Meeting. Can't wait for more videos from you with Elly.
I know you don't drink. But I have been staying at the in-laws for three days now, and we have today lost the cricket and I have broken my sunglasses. However I have just made my bedtime excuses and snuck a beer up to my bedroom, and there is a new Hubnut video to enjoy. Tonight, you are my sanity.
6:35 Well there's a side you don't see much from HubNut, attracting the local birds
"Nice chips".....so, a massive thanks for showing 2 CV has a place not only there, but throughout the world . Elly, patiently in place, taking it all in from a distance, having delivered you to the event, and readying for the return with new king pins awaiting.
I think it's so funny that every single 2CV event that Hubnut attends he always finds his friend's car among the masses. Great video. I think the 2CV community is the red headed step child of the Citroen family!!! HEHHE
Great videos - MANY thanks. Did anyone turn up in a Sahara? That would be an adventure: Wales to Croatia and back, with double the fuel consumption, double the noise... Good Times. Keep up the good work. Best wishes.
Yes. Just failed to catch a Sahara on video.
You should be so proud of what you've achieved with this series! Absolutely fantastic to watch.
Fantastic! What a great show, thunderstorm and epic adventure by Chan 😎
I think it would be difficult to imagine a Ferrari or Porsche meet on that particular field. If any surface was designed to show of the 2CV's suspension, it has to be that one. Much respect to that chap at the side of the main road who came prepared with a deck chair, can of beer and camera. Well done! I have to say, I am really going to miss these videos when the European adventure finishes. In the mean time, what a ride!
Hi Ian,well what can one say,a great gathering of Gallic grandness on grass ?? (sort of)much mindfulness musings in the mud,not to mention a cornucopia and crescendo of Citroen's and some of which have doubtful dubiousness descendancy........basically what a super turnout of cars from all over Europe I was not aware that there was so many 2CV's still around,thanks for the entry ticket, most enjoyable, and now ????? the journey home ??......... best wishes
I used to move around in a Ami-8 and in a Mehari (made here in fiberglass reinforced plastic).Both had 3CV engines.(In fact all Citroens made in the Argentine and Uruguay had M-28 ("3cv",603 cc)engines).And worked as Citroen mechanic for 20 years they are tehe most reliable cars I´ve ever saw.A friend has a 3CV Charleston and he loads it with wife and dog and makes 1000 miles every year for holydays.He prefers it to its new Fiat 2018 car for holydays!.(BTW all the Meharís sold in the Rio de la Plata zone where make in a little town in my country(Uruguay) and a guy still owns the molds to make the fiberglass parts for the body.
I soooooo want a 2CV! Looks like a great event.
Thoroughly enjoyed this , really loving going back over these old videos. Reminded me of the old VW meets in the late 80's , great festival atmosphere. Thank you
Ian what a fantastic road trip, wish you and Ellie Godspeed, on your return .
Thanks again for turning this old American guy onto 2cv's. I am absolutely fascinated by the engineering of these cars that has endured to this day. The variants are awesome as well such as the Dyane and Ami
What a sight. All the same but all different and all fabulous. The world as Citroen imagined it in their dreams. I can't add any more than John North below. Cheers.
What a great event. It's a brilliant example of what can happen when people have something in common and don't take themselves too seriously.. Rest of the world please take note.
I seem to remember Tomos mopeds many years ago. Very interesting stuff. Thanks so much for sharing. Excellent stuff.
The 2CV event looks amazing (trumps the French one!), as does the whole 2CV experience. Until I discovered your brilliant channel, I had never really appreciated them but my life is becoming more and more full of want for a CV of my own! I love the whole classlessness of it all and the seemingly endless ways in which to personalise, restore, modify......
23.50 is probably my fave but they all appeal!
Another fantastic video! You’ve nailed it with this adventure!
You arrived safe and sound :) It really does look quite the gathering, so many different colours, bodies and styles, it's been great to track your journey with you, just remember to put your feet up from time to time and let it soak in. Wonderful :)
This is what the world should be like. The city of the future, everyone in 2cvs and tents.
Bloody cool event 👍makes me want a 2CV and move back to Europe 😁
Hub nut, Your dry humour brings me back time and time again.
Ian, Have to thank you for posting these videos of your trip and the event.
My dad and his friends all had 2cvs during the 90s. One of them painted it different colours and wrote THE SHED on the bonnet. Another painted it to look like a bumblebee
What a nice 2cv festival that was. I enjoyed every second of your video. Couldn’t help but smile all 38 minutes.
You got me me thinking about owning a 2cv once. Very very nice little cars and people driving them. This meet has such a different vibe as other car meets where most cars are lowered and tupperwared.
Travelling from Zagreb to Vienna yesterday, and there were many 2CV's going back home, some pulling big camper trailers, laboring bravely on the motorway while other cars were zipping along at 130 - 150 km'h
I too was in Croatia with my family by this time , although I went by plane and to Dubrovnik. I surely enjoyed it. I think on our 3rd day we got rain all day with thunderstorms. Beautiful country it is 👍
Glad you made it, random internet man must be proud !!! Have a good journey back.
I would definitely stop in Bavaria if you are going that way :)
Thanks for sharing this wicked event with us. I am impressed there are so many 2CV's still roadworthy in the world & doubly impressed by this meeting ! Enjoy Ian 👍
What an absolutely stunning trip this has turned out to be. Your videos and presentation have opened many an eye and continue to do so. First the Citroen event and now this.......truly amazing and such good fun to watch. Some of the best footage on TH-cam. Very good work my friend.
Really liked the look of the 2cv van reminds me a little of the Renault 4 van.
Nice walkabout through town spotting all the 2CV's.
Nice video yet again, thanks Ian.
What a great event. Friendly people great to see them having fun.
Agree totally with John's comment. Essential viewing, very well done on reaching your goal of the 'World Meeting'. More adventures to follow, excellent....
I think Ellie has the prettiest colour-scheme of all the 2 CVs.
I think the model line "Dolly" mostly came with that colour-scheme
Finding friends on a site like this is a prime example of what the app 'what3words' was made for!
It’s very popular with the ladies. They seem to love the 2CV. Very nice too some of them.
At our Corvair convention a couple of weeks ago we were at an overpriced hotel near Chicago. They did have a huge parking lot for all the events and a huge room for indoor parts vendors and a few museum cars. Most parts vendors were outside. Just under two million Corvairs were made between 1960-1969.
These events are lots of fun, you never get to see fellow collectors the rest of the year.
Hi Ian, what a awesome 2cv event,so many variations of Citroen cars, paint work on most of them were very interesting to see.
Wow, that looks so much fun. I never knew that little car was so popular. Hope you’re enjoying your much earned holiday!
Lovely Jubbly, must feel great seeing all condition/models, and all mixed together.
So many nice 2cv's, very good. That red Ami with the round headlight is indeed very delicious.
Inspiring content, you are sharing a big slice of your life with the world & I & so many others want to see more. You take the average & polish it a bit then forget something, perfect.
Goal achieved Hubnut...... doesn't seem that long ago you were panicking in your garage with Ellie in bits. Good series of video's mate and good luck on the journey home. Can't wait for your mechanical buffoonery to start again when you try to fix cars again and a bonnet falls off or your project is stalled because TWC has the wrong bits sent out. Thank you for sharing it with us.
You can never tire of the noise of the 2-cylinder Citroen. 😁😍
Great video. Lovely to see people in Europe happy and having so much fun. In short supply in the UK.
Cracking video! I actually attended this meeting, but the video shows some things I did not get to see.
Kudos for including the Tomos and Cimos built cars.
I'm a proud owner of the following Citroens built in Slovenia:
- Tomos GS 1015cc (1971)
- Cimos GS X 1.2 (1978)
- Cimos GS Pallas (1978)
- Cimos GS Super 1.3 (1979)
- Cimos Dyane 6LC (1980)
This is in addition to the following French built hydropneumatic Citroens:
- CX Prestige (1985)
- CX Break (1990)
- XM V6 Exclusive (1997)
A simply amazing event compete 2CV overload now what an amazing journey
Brilliant! At 24:00, very cool rusty 2cv. It would take too long to comment on everything, eye candy overload. Thanks 🙏🏻 for posting this. 👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gatherings like this always seem to have a wild party atmosphere. Well, it is summer, life is too short, just enjoy, which you are, as well as many, many others! Shocked to see what looks to be a late model Lincoln MKZ while you were filming 2CV'S in the town centre! And the thunderstorm ⛈ reminds me of ours here in upstate New York, just had a powerful one last night. Extremely interesting journey!
The sound of those kingpins always make me nervous haha!
Ian, great respect for you and your journey to my country. Regards to you and your Elly... Love your chanel and what you doing for 2CV community.
So pleased for you (and Elly) that you made it to the World Meeting. Thank you for taking us with you, it's been such fun. I hope you continue to share your onward journey and eventually homeward bound - do you have a route yet?
Cheers Mr HubNut (water of course).
#2CVtoCroatia
Now in Germany, destination Netherlands again.
Superb content Ian. Can't believe the months gone so quickly. A real pleasure to watch and some superb moments. I told my mum and she remarked you should be on television! Have to agree. Who needs TopGear when you've got TopNut ! :) Love it :D
Alex Child Top Gear is fake. This is real and if you ask me, exactly what a medium like the internet should be about.
20:10 lovely Ami 6 late version from 1966/67 , in french called L' amissis, mean little Frollein !
That looked a fun event! Looking forward to more adventures on your way home. Safe travels :)
Great adventure so far, can't wait to see the videos on the return home. Great work
Ha! Another Graeme Wilson enjoying these videos!
Another good video Ian,looks like 2cv heaven, you made it ....Elly made it,well done and keep doing what you do ,camera angles,no mic,wobbly hands ,see you on the return leg in a future video... take care.
@16:41 a chap has managed to make his 2CV look like a ragtop VW Beetle? Been a brilliant voyage so far. Congrats.
Big event there. Halfway through the journey Ian, make it a nice return trip. Elly does great when she can ride every day.
Great fun indeed! Muchas gracias for the bonus thunderstorm footage.
Well done. Glad you made it and are having a great time. Hope she gets you home before those noises get too bad!
Like the variety of 2cvs styles and types, never seen some of them especially a miairi and 2cv limo
Great video! That was a lot of fun to virtually tag along with.
Fantastic video - very well done Elle & Ian
Some 2CVer's seem a bit eccentric. I am truly stunned at the limo. I hope they have a larger engine in that. Also, the articulated 2CV that was part car and part trailer. The variety and creative ways people have expressed their personality in their cars, it's just amazing.
That reminds me I've got to get my sewing machine fixed -OW! OW! Stop throwing things, I'm going, I'm going!
Congratulations on making your destination! Wow; that gathering of cars looked like this was the "Woodstock" of 2CVs! I especially enjoyed the bouncy tour around the grounds, after the storms...and at 36:30 and on, talk about "More Cowbell!!" You planning on attending the Swiss event? This has, indeed, been a most enjoyable travelogue, and I look forward to continued installements!
the van on 1:49 is Tam T75 T5 made in Yugoslavia (Slovenia)
Looks more fun than the Triumph Spitfire Weekend in Venlo, Holland that I went to twice (I think) with my brother, supposed to be in his GT6 but ended up going in my Vitesse, than the following year in my Humber Sceptre, which was in the Spitfire convoy as the Sceptre and a Rapier, even though I was taken by a German in his Spitfire. Dam those remote control Rootes cars, they get everywhere! Now I want a Ami8!
The TAM Truck was produced at Maribor until 1996, from the sixties on the company used licences for german " Magirus-Deutz" lighter trucks with aircooled diesel engines.
Lovely collection of 2CVs and the derivatives there, lots of oddball creations too, but that motorbike, wow, that looked amazing!!! Really wish I could have been there to see all this, but alas, no way of doing so, but, oh well... :)
10:30 A Lincoln in Croatia?! Who would have thought? That's like seeing a 2CV on a huge Texas highway. x D
I've actually seen both Lincolns (and other US-made cars) in Croatia, and a 2CV in Texas.
Love love love that camper.
I would love one. Very useful in my life for sure.
What a fantastic event. Thanks for sharing.
I was curiously looking at 2cv adverts last night. Some amazing restored versions. Looks like a great community.
Edit. That cream colour gerry (hope that's correct) at 33.40 is a car I would drive.
"Nice.....chips"
You need a 2cv van in your life, keep up the good work 😂👍
That town is like some weird kind of dream, where every other car is a 2CV
Who'd have thought there'd be such a variety at a 2CV meet? Btw I have a HubNut window-sticker in the back of my Citroën (a C5 DC/DE facelift). I heard the Ami Super with the GS flat-four is frighteningly quick, so a 2CV must be even more so! Great stuff. 👍🏻
Fantastic, Ian, I'll be laughing at the zebra crossing parking incident for some time to come. Take your time coming back, the intarwebs needs more content like this.
Nice One and congratulations for making the meet! Would Love if you did a 2CV Transformer that Morphs into a tent, marque, BBQ etc... and General Party Point.
This what lovely site and you are the man to go all that way and hope you get back soon love it bro nigel
Now that looks like great fun I wish my friend (a 2cv driver) and I could have made it. Chan and family were here in Alaska at my friends (the 2cv driver) shop we worked on his 2cv so it was fun seeing him. your hubnut decal on my vw van has been traveling a lot around Alaska
19:49 looks also like the version developped for the military service of France or Netherlands?
What a superb video, Ian. Very enjoyable indeed. :)
Yesterday was there.. To meet you. Thry said you letft the day before.. Nice reportage.. Good work
Sorry. I did try to warn you!
@@HubNut no problem man..it was fun ! drove 380 kms that day...in my 72 bug..see you next time..maybe svicerland or slovenia..Drive bugs for 25 yrs and own a few french cars r9 and r 4 tl and a 504 2.3 d usa spec..But now I am on a hunt for a 2 cv or dyane as my kid fell in love in Ciroen ..lol..see ya
"...this one is German, I think...been to Poland before." 9:26 Hilarious!!!
Ooh the yellow Belgian 2 CV was nice. 😍 I get gooey at the sight of colour coded wheels on any car.
I'm sure Brian Cox would be delighted to have his likeness painted on a bonnet of an old Citroen! 😁
Great work Ian. Enjoying your dry sense of humour! Eg: the waste bin getting carried on the lorry for a look around the site. 😅
Another great report eagerly awaiting the next:)))))
brilliant Sunday afternoon entertainment thanks Ian
18:50 could that be a Fiberfab Sherpa or any other lifted version of the Mehari?
Looked like a lot of fun!
I just realized that the 22nd World Meeting of 2CV Friends was in my country (Portugal), that could have been an interesting road trip for HubNut too :)
Amazing vlog & people doing things in cars that you could never do in the UK. I never saw a toilet block, I am sure one existed but I think most people had a very long walk to the loos.👍
Don't worry, there were plenty of toilets, and showers. Some of the showers were open-air. I believe Ian shot some footage of these, but he must have kept it for his personal viewing only!
"That's German I think, yup, it's been to Poland before."