Incredible car show! Elk Merk Waardig - Every Brand Worthy - Part 1
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- Featuring the rich microcosm that is the Dutch classic car scene, this show has a simply incredible mix of cars - so many that this is just part 1! I was repeatedly stunned by the cars that turned up, many of which I knew, some of which I definitely did not! There's an Alfa Romeo Rio, built in Brazil, many Daihatsus, many Renault 15s and 17s, a Centennial (a rebadged Hyundai Equus) and even a few British classics! Next time, we'll see a DAF Pony and a Renault Premiere!
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Hi Ian, it was lovely seeing you last Saturday. Thank you for letting me hold the camera for quite a while, I hope I didn’t ruin too many shots! I’d love to see you at the upcoming FOTU!
Great spur of the moment filming. Thank you! More Robin action soon.
These walkabouts are pure joy and improve the quality of life. Thanks Ian
Absolutely!
This is GREAT! Netherlands never seem to get rid of their old cars cars... this show is right up my street. I hope they do this next year - I'd love to take my dad to see this, he'd love it!
Well the government tries.. But we won't let them. 😅
thats a proper automotive nerdfest
what an amazing event! Congratulations to the organizers and thanks to you Ian for the report!
It's beautiful to see a healthy Reliant scene.
Your car recognition skills are really extraordinary! Great video, thank you.
The HubNut store definitely needs a sun hat for perusing car shows on a sunny day.
And 360 degree panoramic glasses so as to See It All!
19:59 a Ranger! Did you see that? An Opel Rekord built in South Africa and imported for a short while over here in Belgium and NL in the 70s
It's in Part 2 I think.
That's my Ranger 😊. Very rare indeed. Thx for notice! @Hubnut, great video!
Nice to see a Reliant Robin still being 'Really Useful' decades after production ended.🙂
This is the only kind of car show I actually want to go to. I want to see things I'll see nowhere else! Wish we had something like this in the US.
Hi Ian, it was nice to meet you again.
It was also a great car show for me, so many cars I saw in the metal for the first time.
Nice that you mentioned the Eindhoven social of 2019 when you were standing by my Ford Transit.
The Primera has a Belgian license plate!
Elk merk waardig is a word play in Dutch. “Merkwaardig” means remarkable. And indeed, elk merk waardig translates to the fact that every car is welcome.
I could watch this for hours… Thanks Ian. For the cars. And for the sunshine! Groetjes naar Nederland! 🇳🇱🤗🇳🇱
Miss HubNut isn't the only one that gets giddy over a Daihatsu gathering.
This is exactly what the event was like. Great day! Oh, and the BX is a Toulouse, based on a basic 14. No power steering or other luxuries, but just that wonderfully soft ride ❤.
Excellent event and video! I need to go there next time.
That blue Multipla has a 5 cilinder 2 litre swap from a Bravo HGT, I believe
Oh nice!
Ian's enthusiasm and knowledgable commentary bring any car show alive. The show walks are my fave vids!
Thanks for the great show report Ian! I recognized most of the cars there even though perhaps only 5 to 10% of them were sold in the USA. It’s weird seeing the US cars there - they look so out of place.
An incredible show! I spent most of the video drooling and making rather suspect "oohhff" noises that had my wife wondering what adult channel I was watching! 😂
I can really understand why you went so far for a car show, I think even my badge engineered Maverick would fit in at that show.
Renualt Fuego's ...Just perfect design. Austin 1100's deserve a comeback!
This was a great event and I enjoyed the conversation with the owners and other enthousiasts. Mine was the blue 914, you catched me when I was driving to the 'concours'.
Looked a lovely example!
Mr. Hubnut is such a brilliant guide, full of wisdom and knowledge, which combined with his expert camera skills make this video a great pleasure to watch. Cheers from Germany
At 0:44 is NOT a FIAT 850, but the only, and very rare, Neckar 850 Adria in the Netherlands.... ;-)
Indeed so. I learned this later. Very EMW.
Had my driving lessons and passed my test in a Simca 1000 back in 1975.
the fun at shows is trying to recognize all cars
Great vid! The Dutch apparently know how to put on a great show with a great variety of cars!
Ohhhh Renault 15!!! I love those almost as much as the 17 ❤
Superb assortment of vehicles! Love the Y10's, great wee cars and the most ridiculously loud horn for the size of car.
That's mine😊
@@adriaany10 Excellent, enjoy! 👍
Thank you from Lake Tahoe USA!
Hi Ian. We did get the Gingercators on the Alfa 33, Green Cloverleaf, Series 1 here in the UK, The same as the one in the lineup. One of which I owned and loved, a very underrated car. The series 1 had a interesting interior, the binnacle was attached to the steering column and move with it on adjustment.
You’ve excelled on this one Ian.
Love the Renault’s and I agree the 130 is much better as a saloon.
Looking forward to part 2 👏🏻
*That white Citroen truck is a bit of alright* 👍
That first gen Daihatsu Charade with the 'port hole' at the start of the vid! Awesome! And super rare...
The charade you mentioned is mine, Thanx for watching! I have the car for 16 years now and in this time it is almost fully restored
@@vintagenl fantastic car, Remco! In my top 10 of this Saturday!
@@flothchtronk2068 great to hear that from a enthausiast also! What do you drive?
@@vintagenl Restoration time scale=time for lasting fun
Great to see the Y10 in there! Mainly because I had two in my younger days, a 1.0 FIRE in slightly-faded "baked bean orange" (think of the coulour of the sauce, not the beans) and then a white 1.3 GTie with a matching tailgate. Meanwhile, in the latest issue of Classic. Retro. Modern., Gavin Braithwaite-Smith has been wondering out loud if its successor - the 1995 Lancia Y - is a classic. I wanted one, even if it was LHD-only.
It's mine, I have owned 9 of it, this is the best I've ever had.
Where does one start………😳 Thanks for bringing us this Ian. If I had to pick one that stood out for me it was the Lancia Gamma. OMG. But there were so many more……
That’s my Gamma✌️
15:13 LOVE the color of that Reliant. Minty green with white.
Omg if I had known about this I'd of come in my Copen so it could meet it's family 😆😆, on well next year!!.
Hubnut literally rushes past a Porsche Boxter to look at an old Renault. Not very many content makers do that. He's quite right too.
Great watch. I think I spotted a Mitsubishi Sigma right at the beginning. And not to forget Edward from Ed's Auto Review telling about his Chrysler Crossfire!
Pass the Dutchie.....'pon the left hand side.... These guys are real petrol heads!
I love these car show walk around videos! can't wait for part two
The rear lights on the Mazda 121's somehow remind me of the rear lights on a Suzuki X90 somewhat haha.
Fantastic collection of cars.😮
It must be a good show if Mr Seabrook is struggling to identify every last car. Great video.
Indeed nice comment
Looks a amazing show so much variety.
Absaloutly fantastic video Ian ❤👍I was taken back with that yellow Punto MK1 I had a 1.1 sx back in 2000 it was the 4 door I loved it absaloutly dream all those classics brilliant
Oh nice, I see my Streetwise :) I was just in time with getting up, so I didn't "bump" the video! It was a great show, I like your video Ian! Can't wait to see part 2 :)
I have to take a pause from NOVELTY! My brain space is overwhelmed with automobile shapes and concepts never seen before by my North American eyes. Wowie zowie, zut alors...
As an Aussie the one that stood out was the Landcruiser troopie
@6:38 it is my 1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 Berlina. The 1750 has a bit of a different front end with different sized headlights and a smaller scudetto. Love the video report!
Thanks! I always get confused with those...
@@HubNut with the knowledge you already have, there is no shame in that!
Awesome video, bet Betty would be the only AU Ford in the Netherlands
Apparently not! One of the organisers has an AU Fairlane...
Wonderful car show and video keep them coming please Ian
A Buick of bigness, LOL. Very enjoyable video, thanks.
I walk past a J plate ZX 1.4 4 door everyday, but on Saturday parked at work was a 2door 1.9D so two in one day!
The Nissan Cube that's not a cube. The first one we saw was white, which got an immediate "Look! Its a giant blanc mange."
Merk Waardig, in translation is like you said. But in the Netherlands it is one word: Merkwaardig! And this is in translation something like particular! 😊
I think my car interest came from seeing the sheer variety of cars like this around my street as a child ..Saab 99, saab 900, fiat 126, fiat ritmo, lancia y10, various skoda and FSO, Ford capri 2.8, Panda Sergio Tacchini, Renault Fuego etc etc.....streets are boring now... Edit : i have just remembered a Matra Rancho, an Alfa SZ , an Alfa TZ, and an Aston DB7 Zagato ( which i got to sit in).. None of which i have ever seen since
Move back to your street of childhood auto dreams!
Gosh, it seems like a while since you did one of these walk arounds. Forgot how much I missed them!
Straight back to my formative auto education in the 70s and 80s
Really great coverage of this event ! I enjoyed this so much. Great to see two similar cars to what I own on display there - I own an AE95 Corolla 4WD wagon and an Alfa 75. Cheers from Sydney Australia 😎
great stuff, there sure is a lot of HubNut-worthy cars at the event by the looks of it.
Great video Mr H, said before but this is when your at your very best, thank you.
Very nice footage, it gives a very good impression on how it was out there! Too bad my Thunderbird came in just a little too late :p
i very much have a soft spot for "crappy" cars ever since i bought a moskavich jeep in 1984 it had deckchairs (more or less ) for seats and a big lump of steel to stop the engine freezing , brilliant fun more so then the fiestas and escorts my pals had
That Alfa 33 is a mega rare Series 1 Green Cloverleaf, Series 1 33s in the UK had gingercators
Absolutely excellent. The Renault 5 was my favourite, but there was so much to choose from. Thanks for doing this Ian, enjoy, and safe journey home!
The Fiat at the beginning of this great video is not a Fiat. It is a 1966 Neckar Adria. The only one that survived from 6619 build and still in original condition
Yes, I learned this later. Fascinating. Very EMW.
A 2 door Mk2 Granny!
I've only ever seen one other before. It was iwbed by a German family that owned a holiday house in my home town. They would either come over in the Granny or a Taunus Esttate.
The intro of the Lancia Y10 could've been the making of Fiat AB. The Saab was the best platform of the 4. A delta HF turbo... Not the integralle...(or maybe) Would be my dream car just for the Alcantra.
The red Golf MkIV is a Brazilian built US spec GTI. Otherwise it wouldn't have made it there ;)
Oh wow. Didn't realise that! Should have parked it next to the Rio. 😉
@@HubNut Maybe next year! And some further background info on the Rio is to be found on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfa_Romeo_2300
Did see u Walking and filming it was a nice day 🌞👍🏻😎
Love these, thanks Hubnut. Completely forgotten the Mazda 121 just never see them. Mk2 granadas oooo I go weak.
@Rob C. IMHO the Mazda 121 is peak '90's "bubble" design, and someday I will have one (not at the top of the list though, hahaha). Funny thing is that today I was waiting in a carpark (for my elderly mother whom was at an appointment) for about an hour and saw two bubble 121's come and go in that time (this is not typical though). they were pretty popular back in their day, and clearly, there are a few still in regular use here in Australia. Cheers!
I had no clue you were there! That's awesome, hope you had a great time. We sure did. It's fun to see my little Cuore on here! Thanks for the video.
25:50 I had one of those when I was younger. I was the talk of all my mates as it was like being in the Enterprise. The seats were so big and comfy. Having that straight 6 it was so powerful... This is when BMW were on top of their game. A rock solid car, not like todays BMW's...
Fantastic report, Ian! Such an eclectic mix of cars. We'll done for bringing us great content. 👍
Ik vind het wel erg merkwaardig.
The Dutch are really enthusiastic about classic cars, US ones as well. Makes them really expensive.
FYI the UK did get the Lancia Kappa, but not in great numbers. I pondered on one in a 2nd hand dealers in Wallasey about 15 years ago...
We didn't get it officially, and never right hand drive. A few managed to sneak in over the years.
I think you definitely have to take Twc there one day, assuming the Dutch authorities allow it on their roads... :D
Let's hope TWC will allow Ian to bring her to the Continent!
Great part 1 look forward to part 2 👍 thanks for the walkabout
Excellent...really interesting thank you👍
Betty the Au would never witness anything like this back in her home country.
@Flaming Hedgehog. Very true, the UK seems to have a much more diverse classic car scene, and the Netherlands looks to be even more so, which I love. In Australia, the classic car scene in dominated by Holden and Ford, and mostly the performance models (cool as they are...by the time you are looking at your hundredth hot Commodore/Falcon et al variant, it's getting a bit old). I know there is some variety here, but just not anything like the Brit's or the Dutch have. Cheers!
That's why they invented the Northern Hemisphere.
We saw the same Isuzu gemini going round the nurburgring the other day while there
Wow!
There’s a reason we didn’t get the Dacia spring here… they’re rather slow (only 44 bhp), and have a very tiny battery, so many people in the UK said the range was too small for them…
What a fantastic video so many amazing vehicles!! My favourite was the Isuzu Gemini GTI 👌👌
what country was it from? (not a dutch plate)
Denmark.
@@HubNut Norway. I had a nice chat with the owner's brother. They found the car in Bavaria. My favorite car of the show.
Norway? Brilliant!
So many classic cars but if I had to pick one it would have to be that glance and you miss it Chrysler 180, I loved these as a kid back in the day. I saw them as a bigger, more plush and as a upper class version of the Avenger. Wow! my memories go back it's like yesterday. Many thanks for sharing. I look forward to the next part.
Thanks. It's actually a 160! We will take a closer look in Part 2. Oh and there was a 180 too! That'll be in my museum video.
Excellent video. This is Hubnut at its best. Finding joy in the most modest (when new) motorcars.
The Dodge Daytona is based on a modified Talbot Horizon/Dodge Omni platform
Ah ok. I thought it had quite the Starion look to it but the owner told me they're not really related.
@@HubNut Same era, the Starion was available as the Dodge, Chrysler and Plymouth Conquest.
There was also a El Camino-y type version of the Dodge Daytona, the Rampage. Although that was on the earlier L platform.
It’s so good to see so many very average cars
They are always the first to disappear 👍👍👍
I am amazed to see the Mitsubishi sigma
That model was called Magna here and I had that same model
Sigma was a smaller car here cheers Ian
Brought back memories and made me realise how much fun we had from 2000-2005 when we had a first UK generation (therefore LHD) smart and participated in events like that with 30-50 other smart owners. In 2003 we changed to a RHD cabrio, but moving the wheel to the other side ruined the car.
Friends had a heavily modified version which did in excess of 100mph and I remember a member buying the first UK Crossblade. I'd have a Roadster Cabrio Brabus in my dream garage.
About 6 years ago tried to relive the dream and bought a new Forfour manual and it was terrible! Turbo failed after 10 months so we got rid.
This was a great event. We only got there by about 13:30 and some of the cars in the video had already left. But there was still enough to see. It was nice to meet you, be it ever so briefly. Do take me up on my offer to test my Méhari the next time you're here again.
Does one of the Cuores (the one you followed) have tiny, tiny Xenon headlamps? fantastic 😁 Mind you, the yellow one appears to be dead 😂 Really looks like a great day out, I may have to wait until the eldest is a little older and drag her out for a roadtrip like this 😊
That would be an Opel Kadett D, fourth generation of the post-war Kadett. It was succeeded by the Kadett E (until 1991) and then the Astra F. My neighbours swapped a dark blue Passat (I think a B2) for a green Kadett D around 1990, a downgrade in my eyes back then. The Kadett was smaller and an ugly colour but it seems to have served them well. I don't know enough about the reputation of Vauxhall in the UK but Opel has strong "petty bourgeois" vibes, possibly elderly men driving with a hat on. Definitely not the description of my neighbour though 🙂.
Those Urvans were reasonably common in Austria, along with the similar Toyota Hi-Ace and the Mazda E2200 of the same era. Even in the 2000s you could still occasionally spot one with Datsun badges (pre-1983).
The first Reliant I ever saw was a red LHD Rialto speeding out of a Hofer (Aldi) car park with the front wheel lifting off. I had no idea what that strange little three-wheeler was at that time, until I saw it again a while later and got to read the badges.
Wow some rarely seen cars. My late best friend had a Subaru Justy. The Renualt 12,15 &17 remember them well. Miss Hubnut would be so pleased to see the Dhaihatsus. A garage local me dealt in them around 20 years ago.
What a fantastic event. Time for a quick game of which one do I want to take home? For me it's the Granada Mk2 coupe. But I'll change my mind in part 2.
That Hilux camper was a gem. Good to see a few DAFs too. I went to Den Bosch for a week in 2017 and didn't see any; just a couple of Volvo versions.
AWESOME VIDEO MAN I LOVED THAT I SPOTTED YOU ON the HIGHWAY coming to the event ( the blue daihatsu cuore ) thx for covering this event wil most definitely check out your other contend
Series 1 Alfa 33. Can't be many left. I loved my series 2....