Sports & GTs of the Late 1940s

[@peterking7202]

Superb! My favorite kind of show, all of my favorites, cars I've heard of but knew little about and cars that I never knew existed! I guess I'm a car "fan", not an "expert". Live and learn.

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Thanks. I too am a fan and not an expert. But always trying to expand my knowledge.

[@Primus54]

Your research skills, both for the information and most especially great photos, is off the charts! Looking forward to the next upload. 👍👍👍 ~John

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Thanks, you are too kind.

[@Rico_G]

The Cisitalia 202 has always been one of my favorites. It's styling was a decade ahead of its time and it still looks beautiful to me.

[@thehopelesscarguy]

Agreed.

[@rogerward9584]

I'm really loving your videos having only recently discovered them, I particularly appreciate the variety you provide in each episode. One car I would like to have seen in this episode, although arguably not a true sports/GT is the Austin A90 Atlantic, possibly my favourite Austin of all time and developed specifically for your side of 'the pond'!

[@thehopelesscarguy]

An interesting car indeed. Thanks.

[@shaunw9270]

I don't think there was one car featured that wasn't drop dead gorgeous. What a great time that must have been ... especially for the well off !

[@thehopelesscarguy]

There was a little bit of something for everyone.

[@WILLIAM1690WALES]

I loved the XK 120 yours showed the rear spats. I think it looks better without ,Jay Leno‘s first car. He bought part of his collection while in California and then of course you’ve got the other supercar the Porsche 356 to me both classic, classic sports cars.

[@thehopelesscarguy]

There is a reason why I used it for the thumbnail.

[@aluminumshapingobsession2814]

Jag-Wire. I want one!

[@thehopelesscarguy]

You are not alone.