Great series on the post WW 2 era of the British motor car and especially Austin and Morris and thier badge engineered cousins. Great days for such cars. However the seeds are boing sowm here for the later disaters of BRITISH LEYLAND.
It always amazes me how much smaller European and British cars are than their American contemporaries...probably because of the ridiculously narrow streets, designed in the middle ages (some even dating to Roman days).
I wish I could have his camping kit. What a great couple. I see that GCG 655 „Joss” was sold at auction in 2020. Sold for £1776.
Luckily enough Morris marinas all came with a complimentary bus timetable,,
I am always amazed that people drove over to the Continent in those those days in those cars. Very adventurous and brave.
Awesome thank you very much I’ve been looking for these series since they were originally aired in TV.
Lovely couple and now in the great drive in the sky together.
the narrator also.
Lovely original condition that Morris Oxford.
Great series on the post WW 2 era of the British motor car and especially Austin and Morris and thier badge engineered cousins. Great days for such cars. However the seeds are boing sowm here for the later disaters of BRITISH LEYLAND.
It always amazes me how much smaller European and British cars are than their American contemporaries...probably because of the ridiculously narrow streets, designed in the middle ages (some even dating to Roman days).
They weren't designed! They just followed cart tracks, except when the Romans turned up, but also we are a considerably smaller country than the US!
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what a nice life long adventure
Mister Lord sounds like an Aussie.
The speedo needs sorting
OOPS READ: BEING NOT BOING...SOWN NOT SOWN...DISASTERS NOT DISATERS...
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