This ENGLISH PALACE's Biggest CLASSIC CAR event of the Year | Palace House, Beaulieu
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If you love classic cars, you’ll love this episode. In this second instalment of my visit to Beaulieu in Hampshire - I explore the National Motor Museum, founded in 1952 by the present Lord Montagu’s father and home to the most spectacular collection of vintage cars charting the history of motoring. During my visit I also explore the autojumble sale.
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I learned to drive stick in a 1968 Volvo station wagon. Had to have feet on gas, brake, and clutch at the same time. All while at a stop sign, even on a hill! Great episode.
Julie ... Thank You! You did ask Luke how many times he watched "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" on TV as a kid!!! ..LOL ....
That was my favorite movie when I was young ! I can't believe the cars from the movie are represented at this museum! Keep driving the 1957 Corvette! I think this car is completely spot on for representing American Automobile innovation!
Well done you!
Am 64 yeas young and grew up with my father driving an MG ragetop. It is my favourite auto. From Bakersfield California USA.I remember my father seeking to acquire parts from Great Britain. He also owned a Cortina in English Ford
Fab Cars! Y’all should do an Airing Of The Quilt’s! Here in the ol days everyone would put their quilts out to air them after the long winter plus people would hang up new quilts that they made over the winter to show them off. Here in our town we still do it. People compete for best in show and other things. I can just see all the brightly colored handmade quilts all over Mapperton gardens!
In my local town Braidwood, Australia, there is an Airing of the Quilts every November. The quilts are hung from all the buildings on the Main Street.
My boyfriend (now husband) convinced me to buy a stick shift in my first new car.
I had exactly 3 lessons on his car before picking up my car.
I had to drive to work by myself the next day.
We had several cars and trucks that were a standard. My kids learned how to drive a standard too
"Kiddy in a sweet shop" springs to mind...
I'm not a great fan of the car, but this video was well worth watching!
I use to own a 55 Chevy.. navy blue.. Bertha! Loved that car!
Thanks.. this was fabulous
I had to laugh when Julie was trying to get cars to beep. It's like being a kid again.
Fabulous Julie. I love the old vehicles and all displayed in a beautiful historic location too. Looks like a great day out. xx
Julie, you cracked me up when you sat down at the end and waved at the vintage cars driving out! That is SO American! And definitely something I might have done, as well! None of the cars I've owned (four) over the past almost 50 years have had automatic transmissions, having learned to drive with a stick shift, like you. Now, it is hard to find a manual transmission without special ordering! Love your videos! Are you going to do another on the Beaulieu Estate grounds and house? The time I was there years ago, they were just about to close for the day! I was devastated!
Hi Julie,
I WOULD HAVE SAT IN
GRASS WAVING WITH YA.
Awesome...♡great old classic cars..
Enjoy ur weekend..
Fabulous episode. Love you positive and playful nature. 💛
What a great automobile museum!!
Great episode, thank you! I started following for your Italian townhouse adventure, but as a car guy and a history buff I really appreciate all of your content!
Thanks for watching!
My husband wants to visit this museum! Maybe we can schedule time and see Mapperton, as well.
Thanks for sharing! Wish it had been more popular to drive a stick shift vehicle when I was growing up.
Loved seeing all the old cars but especially the Bond car. Thanks for sharing 😍😘
It's funny hearing the term 'stick shift', which is of course literal. In Australia we call it manual (transmission).
I drove a 1969 MG Midget. Most enjoyable car I have ever owned and driven.
I'll have to visit the museum on my next trip. Thanks-
What a fun episode! My husband is into antique cars. We own a 1937 burgundy Pontiac coup hot rod. Here in the US,it’s referred to as a gangster car! I also learned to drive a stick shift in my younger years but prefer an automatic as it is so much easier. There are some amazing cars in that collection you showed us today!
My father had a 1971 MGB, soft top in harvest gold. He bought it new and sold it to a collector in New Jersey about 12 years ago. It was our family’s summer fun car. Going for MG rides around the backroads of central Connecticut is a fond childhood memory! I too drive a manual transmission to this day and my dad let me drive the beloved MG once…two days before the new owner/collector’s “people” were coming to retrieve it. ❤
"This is a Mini Cooper...!" 😆
I prefer your 1957 Chevy Corvette to any of those cars there Julie
I see this video advert on twitter where you was jumping in the air In front of the Morris minor which is my car. I'm over the moon my car was photographed with you (blue saloon) thank you! I'm so happy, been a subscriber of your account for a long time. 😁
Thank you, Julie, this was fascinating and fun. Personally, my preference is for automatic, not stick. While living in Norway for year's, most drove stick. I insisted on automatic!
Love the outfit, too. Especially the purple socks👍🇺🇲🇬🇧
Excellent! Loved the car stories. That Rolls Royce was beautiful! And so was the one, can't remember the name, that was certified to go 100miles an hour.
I too love cars. This was fun!
Fabulous museum. What an investment. I too had an MG, a 1961 MGA, given me by my astounded parents for successfully completing my 1st year at university (which they obviously doubted I would do). Picked up in London and driven all over Europe and shipped back to the USA. Happy times. Love your Corvette, I remember the 1st ones, as we lived near Detroit in those 50s and everyone was car mad and had the latest ones. Always love your shows, Julie
I also grew up with an MG stick shift convertible. My father unlike yours, was not so patient.:)
Hi Julie has anyone ever rebuilt any of the destroyed babies or castles? Ever.?
Julie thank you for the video I like the beautiful car event.
What a wonderful collection of cars. It must be amazing to take a close look at them. Love cars of all kinds. Thanks Julie💕
Those original number plates are worth an absolute fortune at auction….
Julie, you need watch you arm waving as traffic is pulling out you had those poor people so confused by your hand signing, LOL
Adorable
Muito bom esse episodio!
Wow,i want that cream car. I cant drive but,. (faints) my dream car if i could drive!
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UK gear stick not Stick Shift
What is an MG?? I grew up with a Kermit the frog green Volkswagen Rabbit hahah
An MG is a make of car. Like Jaguar, Aston Martin etc. Originally named after Morris Garages in Abingdon Oxford.
Is that your car?
If you can drive a stick shift, you can drive a tractor!
If this is what Harry’s wife did with her time and not shaking hands she’s probably well liked. Unfortunately she wants more money than she can count.
It seems that the Queen was a very expensive PR person!! What policy did she establish… it has always seemed there was a face for the public DUTY as opposed to serving the people with a concern for others. And it seemed if a problem was ignored it would go away!!’ People complain about Megan Markle but look at Ann And Camella!!! Why aren’t we supporting people and instead we tare people apart… can you address this snd clear things up…
You need a writing course, your spelling is very poor. Also, this isn't the place for your comment. It's a fun visit to a car show. Period.
Julie is NOT going to embroil herself in your and anyone else's arguing about the royal family, and anything else.