He basically wrote the scripts for the 3 TG stooges, so..... funny guy (and much better in person IMO than on the podcasts where he can sound a bit snippy)
Tara Browne, mentioned in the art car section towards the end, who had the painted Cobra, was in fact a chap and also the heir to the Guinness Fortune. He was killed in his Lotus Elan, in London in the 60s and was immortalised in The Beatles tune 'A Day in the life' with the lyric "He blew his mind out in a car..."
You two are brilliant together, the knowledge, the storytelling, the goofy British banter the we all love to listen to and, of course, the beautiful autos. Quickly becoming one of my favorite car channels. The Fiat X/19 was my favorite - you never see them in pristine, auto show condition.
My all time favorite Lambo is the Silhouette. I've been obsessed since I was a kid in the 80's. I've never seen this red one before. I know that Curated in Miami sold one a couple years ago. I've never seen the Aston Martin tractor or the prototype BMW before. Great episode. Very cool! Thank you.
Wow stunning. Those cloth physics look spot on its actually easy to forgot that your not watching a recording of somebody in real life if you just watch the t shirt especially with the lighting at the end 🫡
Not nearly long enough, I could listen to and watch these two waffle on about cool cars for hours. And I do! They have an excellent podcast, Smith & Sniff. 😊
Back in late 80's/ early 90"s, I restored a P250S Urraco ; had it resprayed in that gorgeous metallic blue colour. Huge pangs of regret selling it when the going got tough ( financially). Loved seeing on the lawn. Took me back 40 years in time!
Didn't imagine would see so many tractors and that actually so many car companies made them, great video and Goodwood FOS just became my bucket list event for next year it's just amazing 😍😍😍🤩😍
Great show again! I had an old Citreon BXGTi, it was on it's last legs. We went to a rave but the road was blocked by the Police, so we backed up, jacked up the suspension and got in using a bridal way! lol :)
Hi 👋 Greetings from New Zealand. Excellent car display. The Fiat X19 , the Lamborghini Espada , and the Alfa Romeo Montreal are my favorites there. Stunning vechiles. All them from the 1970s when cars were made with style.
Very interesting collection of cars and tractors. I was so lucky to see the Bugatti 57 SC ATlantic Coupe in 2013 at the concours togheter with the Bugatti Royale. The Volkswagen Polo brought back sweet memories. My mum had the same car, in orange and it has been the car in wich I've learned to park at a closed parking beside my parents house before passing for my drivingtest in 1978. The tractors are very interesting, especially the early Lamborghini and the DB but I missed a John Deere.
My car-mad son and I attended Goodwood this year for the first time. What a fantastic event. We saw this collection and were surprised how small the Countach seemed in the flesh. I guess cars have become a bit bloated over time.
Other way round for me, went with the Oldman we are both car mad, out first time too, we abslolutely loved it. Enjoyed it more than th grand Prix and been too a few
they "bloat"with every new model......bigger and BIGGER....and now (all electric) heavy, heavier and really HEAVY..... Colin Chapman is not a happy Chap......
Guy down the road from me has an XR3i. Back when me and my mates were tooling round in things like that, the Mk3 Escort was a fairly decent sized car... now it is flipping tiny
Bugatti only made four Atlantics, not Atalantes, those were quite a few more. And those were aluminium-bodied, only the prototype Aérolythe was made of "Elektron", a magnesium and aluminium alloy that could be welded but you have to keep the temperature under control or it will spontaneously combust.
As much as I enjoy watching you guys, you are dead wrong on the 3 spoke wheel thing. The classic SAAB 900 SPG and 9000 Aero three spoke wheels are the bomb. I will agree that no one else has really been able to pull them off though.
Thanks so much for showing the X-19. I went to FOS on Friday and was with a big group and couldn't fit the lawn into our communal schedule, so I was gutted I missed it. I had a 1.5 x-19 rot box in my early twenties and loved it despite all its flaws.
Ford 2000 preforce was part of a beautifully styled range of tractors by Ford...Farmer & racing driver Jim Clark was involved in the global marketing of these tractors also.
I feel like the fact that they are on display there means those tractors also cost in the upper six figures at least. (Would be interesting if you could do a video next time finding/showing the cheapest cars on display^^)
Maybe it's just me, but I found the most impressive cars to be the Polo, Beech Buggy, and Citroen BX. Bertone never really did it for me personally. And a lot of the wedge cars just looked too much alike. Often times each one looks worse than the next. There are a few exceptions to the wedge style, but again, personally never a style that was a hit for me. I also remember when the Bugatti went up on auction. Everyone was so hyped because it was one of 4. I never seen the draw to it. Rare isn't always great. I know a lot of people love the lines and curves of those cars, but it just was a BIT over the top to me. One thing I do love about cars in general is that not everyone likes the same things. Some people need that over the top, Cruele DeVille styling, others think a 1990 Chevy Caprice is automotive engineering excellence. And although we may not always understand why someone likes something and doesn't, as long as you remember it's just their opinion and not fact, there's no need to get upset.
Cheers mates
CheersMateThanksMateByeee
Cheersmatethanksmatebye
Sweet sweet Goodwood
Please keep Smith and Sniff for all these videos over the years, as they are fantastic hosts.
We agree.
@@ashliehiggins agree totally 👍
If only they'd get out the way of the view...
@@lukemclellan2141think the idea is to get you off your backside and go have a look 😂
Two of the best car reviewers in the country... What a collection, thank you Goodwood.
Lovely, leafy, glorious, delightful Goodwoods's
Richard Porter just cracks me up. His delivery to camera is spot on. Well done chaps.
He basically wrote the scripts for the 3 TG stooges, so..... funny guy (and much better in person IMO than on the podcasts where he can sound a bit snippy)
Tara Browne, mentioned in the art car section towards the end, who had the painted Cobra, was in fact a chap and also the heir to the Guinness Fortune. He was killed in his Lotus Elan, in London in the 60s and was immortalised in The Beatles tune 'A Day in the life' with the lyric "He blew his mind out in a car..."
You two are brilliant together, the knowledge, the storytelling, the goofy British banter the we all love to listen to and, of course, the beautiful autos. Quickly becoming one of my favorite car channels. The Fiat X/19 was my favorite - you never see them in pristine, auto show condition.
the magic word is "rust".....
@@stratman9449 yes, sadly true for many cars of this era - but the X/19 was a very pretty thing (in my humble opinion)
As always, a fabulous commentary from Smith & Sniff.
The depth of knowledge on some of the older cars is amazing.
That sweet sweet polo is lovely
My all time favorite Lambo is the Silhouette. I've been obsessed since I was a kid in the 80's. I've never seen this red one before. I know that Curated in Miami sold one a couple years ago. I've never seen the Aston Martin tractor or the prototype BMW before. Great episode. Very cool! Thank you.
"It looks like a disappointed but not angry robot." One of the most accurate statements there is.
Really need to get to FOS one of these summers...Thanks to everyone responsible for these videos..
I was there, not often a Citroen BX or Mehari is rarer than the 5 Zondas or Bug 75’s! Sweet sweet cars.
Wow stunning. Those cloth physics look spot on its actually easy to forgot that your not watching a recording of somebody in real life if you just watch the t shirt especially with the lighting at the end 🫡
Experienced it in person - A beautiful lawn of vehicles. Memorable indeed.
My goodness that Lambo Silhouette is gorgeous.
Agreed.
Not nearly long enough, I could listen to and watch these two waffle on about cool cars for hours. And I do! They have an excellent podcast, Smith & Sniff. 😊
Back in late 80's/ early 90"s, I restored a P250S Urraco ; had it resprayed in that gorgeous metallic blue colour. Huge pangs of regret selling it when the going got tough ( financially). Loved seeing on the lawn. Took me back 40 years in time!
"Harry Metatarsal..."
Thanks; now my keyboard is doused in coffee...
That cliché is as bad as 'underrated'..
I dont know what i enjoy more, amazing cars with hilarious and informative chat or watching the sheer shock and evasive manoeuvres of the public 😂
Didn't imagine would see so many tractors and that actually so many car companies made them, great video and Goodwood FOS just became my bucket list event for next year it's just amazing 😍😍😍🤩😍
I spent quite a bit of time on the Cartier lawn last weekend. Sweet, sweet cars and tractors. The flanges on that Bugatti were spectacular.
Great show again! I had an old Citreon BXGTi, it was on it's last legs. We went to a rave but the road was blocked by the Police, so we backed up, jacked up the suspension and got in using a bridal way! lol :)
This was great, I think a video of Jonny and Rich simply walking around a car boot sale would be a hoot.
Nearly skipped the lawn - but noticed the Lambo Diablo which then led us to the group of 5x Pagani Zondas. Unreal.
Some stunning cars there. Thanks Richard and Johnny for the insightful details too!
Hi 👋 Greetings from New Zealand. Excellent car display. The Fiat X19 , the Lamborghini Espada , and the Alfa Romeo Montreal are my favorites there. Stunning vechiles. All them from the 1970s when cars were made with style.
Jonny and Richard at Goodwood, pointing at cars and spouting obscure, humorous trivia? Utter car content heaven, impossible to better, OTSOT.
The sixtiesssssss
Jonny, it’s pronounced plan air not pline. Loving the top shelf car spotting.
I appreciate and endorse your feelings on the three spoke wheel.
The rear pillar on that Polo is really reminiscent of the same on the 308 GT4. Nice.
I remember driving a Ford 3000 as a kid in the 70s. Scraping cow slurry from the steading into the midden. HS&E was different in those days. 😂
I love how the square led proportions of Polo are contrasted with the circular headlights. Same thing on the Fox I believe? Fun styling.
Guys, love the tractor coverage 👏 - I would probably be sidestepping the Bugattis to get to them as well....
Smith and Sniff really need to be on proper TV, they are great presenters. Sweet, sweet guys.
Very interesting collection of cars and tractors. I was so lucky to see the Bugatti 57 SC ATlantic Coupe in 2013 at the concours togheter with the Bugatti Royale. The Volkswagen Polo brought back sweet memories. My mum had the same car, in orange and it has been the car in wich I've learned to park at a closed parking beside my parents house before passing for my drivingtest in 1978. The tractors are very interesting, especially the early Lamborghini and the DB but I missed a John Deere.
I wish Johnny and Richard would do more videos together.
Really enjoying these videos, thank you Goodwood.
The duo we didnt know we needed
My car-mad son and I attended Goodwood this year for the first time. What a fantastic event. We saw this collection and were surprised how small the Countach seemed in the flesh. I guess cars have become a bit bloated over time.
Other way round for me, went with the Oldman we are both car mad, out first time too, we abslolutely loved it. Enjoyed it more than th grand Prix and been too a few
Me and the Oldman was shocked how small it was next too the newer one
they "bloat"with every new model......bigger and BIGGER....and now (all electric) heavy, heavier and really HEAVY.....
Colin Chapman is not a happy Chap......
@@jordanthom8963 Hope my boy takes me when I'm older. 🙂
Guy down the road from me has an XR3i. Back when me and my mates were tooling round in things like that, the Mk3 Escort was a fairly decent sized car... now it is flipping tiny
Great to see the vintage tractors getting some attention
Mr Porter knows his BXs!
Bugatti only made four Atlantics, not Atalantes, those were quite a few more. And those were aluminium-bodied, only the prototype Aérolythe was made of "Elektron", a magnesium and aluminium alloy that could be welded but you have to keep the temperature under control or it will spontaneously combust.
Nice show. I wish they had classic cars like these in South Korea 🇰🇷 and here in Singapore🇸🇬.
As much as I enjoy watching you guys, you are dead wrong on the 3 spoke wheel thing. The classic SAAB 900 SPG and 9000 Aero three spoke wheels are the bomb. I will agree that no one else has really been able to pull them off though.
Totally agree @16Tango. Several three-spoke Saab wheels look very cool.
Saab 3 spokes are Jonny's guilty pleasure
Thanks so much for showing the X-19. I went to FOS on Friday and was with a big group and couldn't fit the lawn into our communal schedule, so I was gutted I missed it. I had a 1.5 x-19 rot box in my early twenties and loved it despite all its flaws.
My first car was a mk 1 POLO. BDC 761T - I would love to see that car again. 900cc I think. A brilliant little car
my mates dad had an x19 we loved posing in it !
A Maserati Khamsin? I've never heard of it. It's beautiful.
Me: Mom, I want a Gulf-livery Lamborghini!
Mom: We have a Gulf-livery Lamborghini at home!
The Gulf-livery Lamborghini at home: 3:21
That wicker seat Fiat 500 is absolutely magnificent.
Livedrive 6 were great in the 60s. It was a different time
Amazing band live. They had real pizazz
Ford 2000 preforce was part of a beautifully styled range of tractors by Ford...Farmer & racing driver Jim Clark was involved in the global marketing of these tractors also.
Right pair of Flutey SSGs there OTSOT
Beautiful to watch, and sad to see how much car design has regressed.
The 880 SELECTAMATIC love it.
Great review. Shame the Zondas weren't covered...but lovely to see in the background.
The MONTREAL!
Sweet, sweet car.
Cheers Jonny but I’m in Inverness and would defo drive the 500 up here.
Nice Pretty Green Johnny 👌🏻
For Americans the classic tractor is the green tractor with yellow wheels, they did it long before Lotus adopted the color scheme.
AKA the John Deere colors.
Smith and Sniff do tractors ..... OTT(tractor)SOT... Blows my mind
Best tractor channel in the world😅
Some of those tractors were lovely. After all, it was different times back in the 1960s……
Brilliant!
New BMW electric class, the Annoya class? That BMW 2002ti introduced the Bucky Beaver grill.
Atlantic not Atalante
Atalante not Atlanté
Love the show, thank you for the videos !
This is the best spot at the FoS.
We had a couple David Browns Too. 1200 and more.
They should have had a VW Thing amongst those beach cars. I might be biased.😊
Those lambo wheels give me xr3i and Alfa vibes 😉
well....now you know where "they" came from....
Sweet Sweet Guys
Lol, I said the exact same magnesium fact to my mate looking at that car on Thursday.
I feel like the fact that they are on display there means those tractors also cost in the upper six figures at least.
(Would be interesting if you could do a video next time finding/showing the cheapest cars on display^^)
Cheers mate, thanks mate, bye!
I had a Derby too, excellent car
so did i....when we drove home to germany, i was told it's a "pensioners car".....didn't have it much longer after "that"....
I have a Renault tractor, comes with a 'wine chiller' very French! 🇫🇷 🤌🏻
What was the purple car before the tractors? Shame they didn't look at that one.
Monterey car week is without a doubt the best concours
Lamborghini said hey we like the Gulf livery for our tractors
That Meyers Manx has late 60’s Chev wheels like those on a Camaro or Chevelle, never seen that before.
Ahh yes, concours! Meticulous attention to detail, the bet of the bet!
Vw type 181 Acapulco Thing had tassles on its top.
That buggy had classic Corvette wheels on it.
Sweet sweet guys. 👌
I'm betting it's one of the best.
D&B doesn't stand for Drum n Bass? Well then why is the tractor called the SELECTAmatic, eh Jonny? That concours is MASSIVE
great😁
Saw Johnny and Goodwood had to click. Great show guys keep it up.
You’re the bet around! Nobody gonna keep you down
You keep inviting me to come down to something in the past. I wish I could’ve been there. Why do I have to work?
My 3-spoke wheels on my 1991 Saab turbo disagrees with your comment!
Find another!
Can't help looking at Richard's top button.
Funny thing is, that isn't even the TOP button on that side of things! 😅
Cant wait for bertone badge on the 18y old older hyundai compacts that havent rotted or destroyed
What are the odds?
13:41 It’s pronounced Jalpa Richard 😉
Maybe it's just me, but I found the most impressive cars to be the Polo, Beech Buggy, and Citroen BX. Bertone never really did it for me personally. And a lot of the wedge cars just looked too much alike. Often times each one looks worse than the next. There are a few exceptions to the wedge style, but again, personally never a style that was a hit for me. I also remember when the Bugatti went up on auction. Everyone was so hyped because it was one of 4. I never seen the draw to it. Rare isn't always great. I know a lot of people love the lines and curves of those cars, but it just was a BIT over the top to me. One thing I do love about cars in general is that not everyone likes the same things. Some people need that over the top, Cruele DeVille styling, others think a 1990 Chevy Caprice is automotive engineering excellence. And although we may not always understand why someone likes something and doesn't, as long as you remember it's just their opinion and not fact, there's no need to get upset.
It was a different time
I would call the X1-9 wheels a "hollow spoke" three spoke design... And they can be successfully done.
The VS HSV GTS-R springs to mind as an Aussie.