The numbers of modern muscle cars are constantly dwindling, and those models still in production are often criticized for losing the essence of the culture. This is one of the reasons why automotive enthusiasts still choose to stick to the classic designs with unb
@Michael Paulussem, not all classic cars are owned by the rich, I have a 1979 Mercedes 350 SL and a 1974 Datsun 260Z and I am certainly not rich but you are right in saying that these cars are toys.
@@henryhol8538 Thank you, the grill is why I was doubtful, I enjoyed the Lagonda, but sold it because of continuous gear box problems, this may be the reason we see so few at the Classic car shows?
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Hi. It is indeed a 330 GTC . John Lennon of the Beatles had one in Blue , think it sold at auction a few years back. I have no idea if this is it. Google Ferrari 330 and this car comes straight up .
Classic cars tend to be at least 20 years old. I'm sure there are some cars here that are not even that old. Veteran and vintage cars are of course much older
I wonder what defines classic? Pre around 1972? Cars after that started to gain a distinctly non classic attribute, reliability. Just enough truth in this to perhaps be valid? Are family cars acceptable? I don't know. Stylistically, I have a hard time regarding Cortinas and Victors as classics but the 1960s Triumphs and Rovers, definitely.
So the rep' at Bishops Heritage has that resigned look of it's going to be a very long day. Is it a LS7 or Hellcat ? Well there's 3 cars you wouldn't expect to see at this show , Clubman estate, 1500 Midget and 2litre mk1 Vitesse !? If l'd seen a battery in that Dino l'd have stopped watching ! At last ! a real car ,a 250F . I think the DB5 is the first of 25 continuations at £ 3.25 million or was it £2. 3 million? 😨😨 l never have understood why the Bristol was so sought after, it was the late L.J.K. Setright's favourite. Marmite car! No point in just titling the cars you like ! That Interceptor is an FF ,very rare. Well that was a real mish mash of everything . Think it should have been called the London Confused Car Show ! Thanks for showing us.
Many many thanks for watching! It was more a question of captioning the few cars most viewers did not know, as I only had the night after the event to do all the editing. Could you give me a time of the bored rep, I'm quite interested to have a peek. If you have the time you could also have a look at my London Concours video.
هذه سيارات صنعت للشياطين فإن البشر لا يستخدموها إلا نادرآ بسبب ثمنها المرتفع و حرصهم على سلامتها و عدم استهلاكها ، لذلك تكون مكان مناسب للشياطين و الجن كما هو الحال في البيوت المهجورة لا يدخلها إلا قليل من البشر فكذلك تلكم المراكب الفاخرة.
Though we did get some of the usual suspects, there were some new special cars. The Lancia Aurelia B20GT, the AC Barchetta and the McLaren F1 were my favorate of the cars not seen previously.
Quite a show! I remember seeing Max Girardo in Chasing Classic Cars when he was an Auctioneer. Love seeing the Ferraris!
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Many thanks! I filmed this years show last month. It had to be an open air event due to the current situation.
Great video, thanks for posting.
Nicely shot and edited. Fantastic display of quality vehicles.
Much appreciated, its worth the sleepless night editing to get such responses! 👍🏾👍🏾
@@henryhol8538 Well, great job. You really did justice to the show. Nice soundtrack too.
Some very nice looking cars there. You would like the Haynes Motor museum in Somerset,
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The numbers of modern muscle cars are constantly dwindling, and those models still in production are often criticized for losing the essence of the culture. This is one of the reasons why automotive enthusiasts still choose to stick to the classic designs with unb
And lots of old people and not too many classic cars!
It might not be posh enough for some people but its cars you have come to see not the fancy building.
I was at this show loads of beauties
Brilliant! What was your favorate, apart from the McLaren F1?
@@henryhol8538 the senna GTR n 997 gt3 rs
TOP CARS & TOP MUSIC! 😎🗽
Many thanks! A variety of classics to suit any enthusiast. Max Girardo's Car Stories created a good focal point for the event.
Speelgoed beurs voor de rijken
Thanks! Not just for the rich, there are several classics that are affordable as well. Sommige van deze auto's zijn betaalbaar.
@Michael Paulussem, not all classic cars are owned by the rich, I have a 1979 Mercedes 350 SL and a 1974 Datsun 260Z and I am certainly not rich but you are right in saying that these cars are toys.
Nice video 😊👍
Thanks, brilliant event, where else can you see so many classics in one place! This is the third Ive captured.
Very annoying music, if it can even be called that !!
Thanks for watching and finding the time to comment.
That old black Porsche was nice, was it alot smaller than Excel?
The space was a lot different, but yes, I would say it was slightly smaller. I really missed the parade we saw in the previous two years.
It would be better to own one than to owe one nice cars past tense Feb now September.
Superb, but pity the makes of the cars not shown.
Let me know the times for the cars you are interested in and I could get you the info! Many thanks for watching.
@@henryhol8538 Thank you for your reply, 10.36 it looks like a Lagonda Rapide but not sure, I had one many, many moons ago.
@@JohnSmith-jf3us the green car at 10:36 is a Facel Vega.
@@JohnSmith-jf3us Ian is right. It is a Facel Vega, The Lagonda had a smaller grill. Another brilliant grand tourer.
@@henryhol8538 Thank you, the grill is why I was doubtful, I enjoyed the Lagonda, but sold it because of continuous gear box problems, this may be the reason we see so few at the Classic car shows?
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I would pay to wax one of those cars.
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A lot of Wallys polishing their knobs.
What was that blue car at 18:32 after the Jensen? I feel I should recognise it, but ...
Ferrari 365GTC - I think.
I think its a Ferrari 330! Many thaks to you both for watching and finding the time to comment.
Hi. It is indeed a 330 GTC . John Lennon of the Beatles had one in Blue , think it sold at auction a few years back. I have no idea if this is it. Google Ferrari 330 and this car comes straight up .
@@johndavey72 I used a photo of one as a thumbnail on my video of the Petrolicious Drivers Meet last year. I saw two of them there.
I remember a world of car shows and no masks...
Exactly! Everything changed the very next month.
Most of those on aren’t classic cars. Classic cars are generally cars at least 40 years old.
Classic cars tend to be at least 20 years old. I'm sure there are some cars here that are not even that old. Veteran and vintage cars are of course much older
Typical Classic Car Show. Lots of old cars and very few classics.
I wonder what defines classic? Pre around 1972? Cars after that started to gain a distinctly non classic attribute, reliability. Just enough truth in this to perhaps be valid? Are family cars acceptable? I don't know. Stylistically, I have a hard time regarding Cortinas and Victors as classics but the 1960s Triumphs and Rovers, definitely.
So the rep' at Bishops Heritage has that resigned look of it's going to be a very long day. Is it a LS7 or Hellcat ? Well there's 3 cars you wouldn't expect to see at this show , Clubman estate, 1500 Midget and 2litre mk1 Vitesse !? If l'd seen a battery in that Dino l'd have stopped watching ! At last ! a real car ,a 250F . I think the DB5 is the first of 25 continuations at £ 3.25 million or was it £2. 3 million? 😨😨 l never have understood why the Bristol was so sought after, it was the late L.J.K. Setright's favourite. Marmite car! No point in just titling the cars you like ! That Interceptor is an FF ,very rare. Well that was a real mish mash of everything . Think it should have been called the London Confused Car Show ! Thanks for showing us.
Many many thanks for watching! It was more a question of captioning the few cars most viewers did not know, as I only had the night after the event to do all the editing. Could you give me a time of the bored rep, I'm quite interested to have a peek. If you have the time you could also have a look at my London Concours video.
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The show looks nowhere near as good as the Excel events. Why did it move?
I'm not quite sure. I did quite like the Excel events, more space, more exhibits, and a wonderful parade showing the cars on the move.
Simon Farmer probably is cheap to rent this building then excel The organisers doing business 👍😊
Music courtesy of the psychological warfare department of the ministry of fear.
Haha your comment sounds like something out of '1984' by George Orwell! Which of the cars interested you?
@@henryhol8538 yes
هذه سيارات صنعت للشياطين فإن البشر لا يستخدموها إلا نادرآ بسبب ثمنها المرتفع و حرصهم على سلامتها و عدم استهلاكها ، لذلك تكون مكان مناسب للشياطين و الجن كما هو الحال في البيوت المهجورة لا يدخلها إلا قليل من البشر فكذلك تلكم المراكب الفاخرة.
What is that horrible banging noise - does someone think it is music?
Thanks for watching and finding the time to comment.
Hmm same cars as last year
Though we did get some of the usual suspects, there were some new special cars. The Lancia Aurelia B20GT, the AC Barchetta and the McLaren F1 were my favorate of the cars not seen previously.
Needless percussion. Most intrusive!
Ok, thats the soundtrack out of the way. What do you think of the cars? Do you have a favourite?