Everything to see from the 2024 Gawsworth Hall YOUNGTIMER car show - 1970s cars onwards
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- The 2024 "Youngtimer" car show at Gawsworth Hall saw an amazing, varied turnout of classic cars and modern classics dating mostly from the 1970s to the present day - although a 1931 Ford Model A also appears in this full walkaround of the latest Gawsworth Hall classic car show of this year.
Many fascinating classic cars attended this bustling car show, with my walkaround favourites ranging from a Ferrari Dino to a rare Alpina-modifed E28 BMW. A couple of owner interviews also feature in my take on the 2024 Youngtimer car show, with interesting insights into the histories of a Reliant Robin and a two-stroke SAAB 96, before heading to the exit to capture the sights and sounds of the cars leaving the show.
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Good one Harley liked the interview's with the owners well done, cheers
Well done, Harley. I don't mind seeing the later stuff and Ferrari's. That Reliant Robin was a hoot. Glad the owner was willing to show you it's secrets!
Sounds great your expressing of makes & models! So many great sports cars! 😊
Great video Harley, there is not one car that I wouldn't take hime there and a great location.
Great video harley i have just subscribed lovely location with some real beautys are you and dad attending goodwood revival cheers atb
We won't be there this year as we may be on holiday, hopefully will return in future as it was an awesome event when we went around 2020 or something
Harley you are morphing into Dad because he has passed a great deal of moting knowledge which you maturely and professional pass on at shows. While I enjoy this one due to your youthful enthusiasm, clever editing and scripting, I prefer the older cars which have so much moe character and are obviously usually more used, whereas some of these more modern ones are cossetted and seem never to be driven to their full potential - even arriving on trailers! But I enjoy seeing you develop from early toy car vids, and though still an enthusiast with the oily rage thing with tools and boxes etc., you are developing into a smooth professional. Well done.! Keep 'em coming! Rob
Thanks Rob!
Hi Harley. You asked the owner of the Reliant Robin what are these like to drive ?. I thought the owner was going to say a bit of a worry. The Reliant Robin was never released here in NZ. We had the Reliant Scimitar in limited numbers. The Scimitar is certainly nothing like the Robin to look at. Good show , but to be honest I prefer the older timers. I have never seen a car like that little green one before either. It looked Japanese to me. Thank you Harley. From Carl.
Great video Harley
Thank you😊
Great video ..the F1 on the 355 denotes semi auto gear change to manual box using hydraulic/mechanical tech developed from the Mansell years at Ferrari,second car was a 348...
Thanks for the info!
You asked about the little green car you thought might have been an early Smart car. I don't know, but it looked like it could have started life as a Daewoo Matiz?
I think in the end it was a Daewoo Matiz 'Shorty' but apart from that I have no clue regarding that car!
Either of the Saab 96s!
Good choice, I especially liked the two-stroke
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