Your best video to date Harley. Starting with the travel to the event and a good selection to review. (I think the Reliant Sabre-6 has a 2.5 cc ford straight 6). Well done Bob
Hi 👋 It's a Ford Zephyr Harley. I live in New Zealand and when I was at primary school in 1971 my school teacher had a silver colored one. Good show. Here in New Zealand we have Australian cars on our roads. I haven't seen a Holden in any of the British car shows. There might be someone who owns an Australian car over there.
A relaxed and enjoyable presentation! I have just watched Dad's Tatton Show which had a MX3, a type I rallied internationally and locally in the Dark Ages. There was an old chap who lived in the fells and an expert on Wankles. When I took to him, in broad Cumbrian he said the 'laar things constipated!' He drilled some holes in the exhaust to relieve the back pressure and it went like the proverbial off a shovel! Sadly on the RAC it began to break its back and we had to weld the doors up to get home! Both of you keep up the god work - and don't your studies, Harley! Lol Rob
Another great video. For me, the great thing about most of the cars you cover is that they are all different. Now days we seem do have a world of 2 and 4 door hatches which essentially all look the same. It was good to get a glimpse of some of the stalls which is (presumably) where you get some of your treasures. Is your shed full yet?
Here's a suggestion for a new episode: Why not show what goes into making one of these videos? There's the prep work before heading out in the morning, travel, setup, wardrobe changes to accommodate the weather, meals, finding the often inconvenient restrooms, filming decisions, packing up, heading home, & editing. You put a lot into these, & it would help up appreciate all that you did for us.
Brilliant footage of the warbird fly by. Enjoyed your video Harley.
Well recorded Harley
New Level achieved.. great editing my friend.
Thank you very much!
Another great video you are amazing with your knowledge, keep up the good work, cheers from Australia
A great video and well presented Harley... well done lad.. (Phil)
Your best video to date Harley. Starting with the travel to the event and a good selection to review. (I think the Reliant Sabre-6 has a 2.5 cc ford straight 6). Well done Bob
Thanks!
Hi 👋 It's a Ford Zephyr Harley. I live in New Zealand and when I was at primary school in 1971 my school teacher had a silver colored one. Good show. Here in New Zealand we have Australian cars on our roads. I haven't seen a Holden in any of the British car shows. There might be someone who owns an Australian car over there.
Ah oke thanks for the info
@@CarTractionvids Yes the Ford Zodiacs always had twin headlamps. I enjoy viewing your videos.
Love the intro HJ very classy music. CT window sticker will go in my SLK tis morning. Another Sunday morning monopolised.
Great!
A relaxed and enjoyable presentation! I have just watched Dad's Tatton Show which had a MX3, a type I rallied internationally and locally in the Dark Ages. There was an old chap who lived in the fells and an expert on Wankles. When I took to him, in broad Cumbrian he said the 'laar things constipated!' He drilled some holes in the exhaust to relieve the back pressure and it went like the proverbial off a shovel! Sadly on the RAC it began to break its back and we had to weld the doors up to get home! Both of you keep up the god work - and don't your studies, Harley! Lol
Rob
Another great video. For me, the great thing about most of the cars you cover is that they are all different. Now days we seem do have a world of 2 and 4 door hatches which essentially all look the same. It was good to get a glimpse of some of the stalls which is (presumably) where you get some of your treasures. Is your shed full yet?
Here's a suggestion for a new episode: Why not show what goes into making one of these videos? There's the prep work before heading out in the morning, travel, setup, wardrobe changes to accommodate the weather, meals, finding the often inconvenient restrooms, filming decisions, packing up, heading home, & editing. You put a lot into these, & it would help up appreciate all that you did for us.
Hmm yes that's a good idea, maybe one day I'll do that