Mine too ! - Mainly for the belt drive. What's everyone else's reasons for loving TWC ? I'd love to get more info from that drive - a rev counter for instance - so we can actually see what the engine is doing - sounds, I think, are deceptive !
As a guy heading into his late 40's and probably going through a mid life crisis i should be looking at Porsche's, but no im looking at videos of invacars , brilliant TUK is so great, thanks for the ride, Brown DAF owner from festival of the unexceptional.
Great to see twc still running well. The drivetrain was actually very hardy considering they were only meant to get people to the local shops etc and youve done some long runs in it!
Wales is so beautiful! Haven't been since I was 13, And I was more interested in our rented MK3 Cavalier than the scenery at the time! Good to see TWC getting a run again too👍
My wife got a speeding ticket for doing 34 mph in a 30 limit. She was driving her brand new Toyota Aygo which has , in my opinion, very tall gearing. She did the course and she had to admit it was actually quite good. At the end of the course the chap two was running it said he hoped they had enjoyed it and if they wanted to come again they knew how to get the tickets. Oh, by the way the Aygo has single pantograph wiper.
I knew a couple of severely disabled guys years ago. They could each only walk with a couple of sticks. One day they were caught driving down the A23 towards Brighton in one of these Invacar’s. Both pissed, one guy was sitting on the floor between his mates legs who was driving😂😂😂 Another time, there was a disabled guy where I worked who also had one of these. He was a bit mad, quite often he would drive into the car park almost on two wheels like a madman!
So I guess that the explanation of driving a PT Cruiser and wanting the nightmare to end sooner wasn't accepted then? Maybe the speed camera people should try living with one, then they'd understand!!! :P
Second camera view after the comfort break was superb & crystal clear you narrative was spot on and volume great. With that view the progress feels very quick
My visit to St David's in 2007 was very wet. It was a day trip from Fishguard. I remember the bus taking some very narrow roads. Lovely part of the world. Great footage from the drivers view perspective. Perfect example of "less is more".
Greetings from Australia currently in endless lockdown. Great to see Wales again! I've visited several times since the 70's most recently in the hot summer of 2018. Big family connection to Wales - my mother was a Thomas and my great grandfather was a doctor from Haverfordwest who came to Australia in the 1870's. My grandfather studied at St David's University in the early 1900's. Hoping to get back there soon providing we finally are able to travel again. Quite amazed how the Invacar keeps up with traffic and seems to be the perfect vehicle for narrow village streets.Love to see more of Wales so keep the videos coming please.
Hi Ian, great video as all ways, nice to see TWC having a day out and a mini adventure,,and running very nicely, and what great weather and lovely countryside, look forward to your next video.best wishes to you all.
Most enjoyable video in a long time Hubnut , Great fun, Given the choice to watch ol Hubnut on a drive in his invacar or some bloke driving his Ferrari or Lamborghini I'm with you mate.
Oh heck, of all the wonderfully dreadful cars you've driven you get a speeding ticket in something that's dreadfully dreadful.. Love these adventures, thanks for sharing them with us.
Love the "Virtual TWK simulator" camera on windscreen option after about 12-mins, gives an amazing impression of speed too .. great to see TWK roadtrips again , missed them
I have been to Fishguard and St. Davids a few times and it is a very pretty corner of the country. I remember watching the sunset from Strumble Head as the ferry sailed to Ireland. This was a lovely video and good to see twc out and about.
What a wonderful place Wales is. Never got to really visit while I was living in th UK. Now I can see what I missed. The camera on the windscreen works really well. It felt like I was driving my desk through the fabulous countryside.
@@cardiffgiant9406 I’ve come to appreciate all good places in even their most dreary state….if you are in a new spot you have to look at it as it’s given to you to see….it will give a different opinion in your memories if the scene is clouded with fog….but if it’s a good memory who cares?
I do believe TWC is the one car in your fleet that most deserves a complete restoration. I’m sure if you sent the engine off for a rebuild they could give her a few more horses to deal with the hills.
Audi & Caravan what a lovely combination sounds like dangers ground right now, do not let Miss Hubnut watch this lol, always enjoy these type of videos though.
Another great little video, thanks for taking me to places I've never been. I'm planning a full tour all round the UK in the metro in the next year or so. I was rooting for Twc everytime you approached an incline...bravo 👍
That was a nice trip! When you get back try a little lube on the door hinge and track so it will work a little easier. I noticed it was a bit sticky when you were opening it. Glad TWC is running smoothly.
A nice run, and with decent road surfaces too. We went on a nice drive yesterday up into the Brecons in 30 degree heat with the roof down! Reminded me what a nice stretch of road the A470 is around that area, and we found a great place to have our picnic by Pontsticill reservoir. So peaceful and quiet, I recommend it to anyone who likes to give it some beans now and again for a rewarding drive. Great video again Ian, cheers!
Nice video mate! Must have been great fun to drive the "splutterer" there! Beautiful scenery and that cathedral is majestic! Best wishes from South Africa.
Nothing better than touring through small towns, especially historical ones. Driving a classic makes it even better. I often take trips and using "avoid highways" on Google maps has taken me to some great places. Thanks for sharing.
Just next to The Farmer's pub in St. David's we stayed in a gorgeous B&B that supplied a monstrous, delicious breakfast at incredibly short notice (Thanks Dai!). A beautiful place with very welcoming inhabitants!
Great video, really enjoyed that thanks Ian. TWC really is a bucket of fun, shame in a way they weren't such a thing over here in NZ (have never seen any). All the best.
"Well, at least we don't have to slow down for the 20 limit." How to make the most out of cars that are old, strange, and underpowered. Also, the image stabilisation is very good.
Little Cars in their little Garage(s)rolling down little Roads passing through little Towns/Villages. St. David's Cathedral is fantastic! Lovely views.
I did a Zoom online speed awareness course a couple of months ago after being zapped in my Peugeot Partner van, I think you’ll find it interesting especially as you’ve not done one before. I wonder how many others on the course will recognise you.
@James 179 Yeah something similar happened to me over a previous car. Even though the DVLA records showed I was no longer the registered keeper the department that sent out the NIP actually told me well we have to send the notice somewhere. If it is not registered to a new keeper.
I attended an awareness course a few years ago. The first thing the instructor told us was, "You're all criminals here", but he still let us all go early anyway 👍🤣. At least 50% of the participants spoke very little English and some others were elderly with poor hearing so the team discussion tasks were hard going... The tutor was an ex-AA driving instructor, very David Brent, who clearly ate well at drive-thru burger bars. A great day though if you're a people watcher 👀
The first of only ever 2 endorsements for speeding was in a Mini van for 50mph on a derestricted road. All commercial vehicles were restricted to 40mph then, unless on a Motorway. Hampshire Constabulary must have been having a quiet day.
I was driving through wales on my way home to Ireland,when Wales were playing in the Euro finals,I had the whole country to myself,I never seen another car for hours.i drive for a living but this drive is imprinted in my brain,i was blown away by the beauty,and have loved Wales since.i will be back.❤️🇮🇪🏴
Good to see Twc, it’s how I found the channel. I was Googling “80s blue disabled cars” :p I always remember the episode of Juliet Bravo where a kid stole one. Sounds thrilling now I think about it :p
The fuel filling under the front cover reminds me of my first car - a £25 Hillman Imp. On my way home with it from purchase I stopped for petrol and was walking around it looking confused as I didn’t know where it was. An older gent came over and saved me - told me the tale of his honeymoon in a brand new Imp. He stopped for fuel and accidentally spayed petrol over their suitcase! ‘Not a good start’ he said ‘but she still with me so I suppose I was forgiven’.
I have done two speed awareness course one about 20 years ago and one about 4 years ago both for going about 4mph above the limit on the edge of town no people no cars around but ha ho never mind I have to admit I found them to be very informative as long as you go into it in the rite frame of mind not a bad way to spend a wet afternoon.
Thanks for the wonderful adventure with Tuc. I hope all goes well for the Driving Course, hopefully it is not as expensive as with us in the Netherlands. A friend of mine got caught in a 30 KM zone where you were normally allowed to drive 50 Km but due to work you were only allowed 30 KM there he drove 4 km too fast. A police officer stopped him and he had to take a driving course otherwise he would have lost his driver's license. He had to pay the cost of the course in advance at €2000 = 1707.94 British pounds. He had to take 3 Psychology tests, attend 6 meetings. Not on time Driver's license gone, a comment driver's license gone. Bring your own food. The nearest place was 124 km from his home one way. 77 miles. You cannot declare fuel. greetings from the Netherlands Akko
What a grand TWC trip, nice to see her getting out and about. Speeding ticket in a PT Cruiser, how embarrassing, at least my last ticket was in a Montego MG Turbo, that was in pre-speed awareness times.
Great ride and some good camera views on the road. Enjoyed the stops along the way, it made the trip seem more realistic. Maybe in a future video you can visit some of those pretty beaches.
"There's a bypass, that I apparently missed" looks like so did everyone else lol. But seriously that was a great video, some lovely looking country side. Good seeing TWK out on the road again.
Our tour of Scotland included going from Ballachulish to North Ballachulish. Dad, hating water avoided the ferry and drove all the way round the estuary..... .......to find there was now a bridge across !
I went to St.Davids years ago and attended Evensong at the cathedral with my parents. We were on holiday nearby in a tent. It rained.....all bloody week! The tent leaked (so did Dad's Maxi!) so it was not a great holiday! You evidently enjoyed better weather. Good to see old TWC out again.
Really enjoyable to see such a lovely drive in Wales. The filming was first class; that location on the windscreen works brilliantly well. And TWC is always good value.
What a lovely part of the world you live in! Enjoyed the thru-the-windscreen view from 13:00 and on; image was quite stable, and spectacular architecture and scenery! And TWC sounds in fine fettle; thanks for the ride and tour!
I remember Invacars from when I was very young, noisy little buggers I thought, not something I was interested in. However, I really enjoyed your trip out today, good photography and entertaining commentary. I’ve never been to Saint David’s, I wish I had. I don’t get out a lot so I’ve enjoyed your day trip immensely. Thank you very much.
I'm looking forward to seeing Twc in front of the cathedral on this year's calendar! What an utterly glorious day that turned out to be. Excellent Twc-cam quality too. Puzzled how 19 people could dislike this...
Brings back memories. I was in St Davids on St David's Day in 1972. Daffodils out when none were to be seen up north. Was smitten by a girl who was staying in Haverfordwest at the time. My first. My first car, too. A pristine Mini 1000. Aye, a bonnie wee corner of the world.
V sorry to hear about the ticket. I had one when I was 17 (in my dad's Herald 13/60 convertible, ahhh, bliss) and then did 35 point free years, only to get done right by the Clifton Suspension Bridge a few years ago. I was just angry with myself more than anything. I learned loads of interesting stuff on the speed awareness course.
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Great to see TWC having an adventure. It's my favourite car on the channel.
Mine too ! - Mainly for the belt drive. What's everyone else's reasons for loving TWC ? I'd love to get more info from that drive - a rev counter for instance - so we can actually see what the engine is doing - sounds, I think, are deceptive !
I've only just noticed the "Don't Panic" sticker ... makes me love that thing even more. Good to see it in fine fettle again.
I think of "Dad's Army" and the older gentleman shouting, "Don't panic, Captain Mainwaring!!"
Don't Panic - should that be on a Ford Prefect?
@@craigmclean8260 Ironically Clive Dunn who played Corporal Jones was one of the youngest of the cast at only 48 lol!!
But also the Words Don't Panic to me is from the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy
@@LFBsmokealarm Indeed!
As a guy heading into his late 40's and probably going through a mid life crisis i should be looking at Porsche's, but no im looking at videos of invacars , brilliant TUK is so great, thanks for the ride, Brown DAF owner from festival of the unexceptional.
Great to see twc still running well. The drivetrain was actually very hardy considering they were only meant to get people to the local shops etc and youve done some long runs in it!
Wales is so beautiful! Haven't been since I was 13, And I was more interested in our rented MK3 Cavalier than the scenery at the time! Good to see TWC getting a run again too👍
My wife got a speeding ticket for doing 34 mph in a 30 limit. She was driving her brand new Toyota Aygo which has , in my opinion, very tall gearing. She did the course and she had to admit it was actually quite good. At the end of the course the chap two was running it said he hoped they had enjoyed it and if they wanted to come again they knew how to get the tickets. Oh, by the way the Aygo has single pantograph wiper.
Great lunchtime viewing really enjoyed this adventure with TWC and what a pretty little part of Wales.
Thanks Ian,thoroughly enjoyed that. What a lovely place St David's is.
I knew a couple of severely disabled guys years ago. They could each only walk with a couple of sticks.
One day they were caught driving down the A23 towards Brighton in one of these Invacar’s. Both pissed, one guy was sitting on the floor between his mates legs who was driving😂😂😂
Another time, there was a disabled guy where I worked who also had one of these.
He was a bit mad, quite often he would drive into the car park almost on two wheels like a madman!
So I guess that the explanation of driving a PT Cruiser and wanting the nightmare to end sooner wasn't accepted then? Maybe the speed camera people should try living with one, then they'd understand!!! :P
...and, of course, they made a turbo version, so you could get there even quicker, further minimizing the time spent in one!
Second camera view after the comfort break was superb & crystal clear you narrative was spot on and volume great. With that view the progress feels very quick
My visit to St David's in 2007 was very wet. It was a day trip from Fishguard. I remember the bus taking some very narrow roads. Lovely part of the world. Great footage from the drivers view perspective. Perfect example of "less is more".
Absolutely love this car - Definitely the leader of the fleet 👍👍👍👍
I love St Davids, it is one of my happy places on this planet, I try and go twice a year and camp at Caerfai
Loved this. Getting “Rendezvous” in Paris vibes when the camera is mounted at the base of the windscreen.
Greetings from Australia currently in endless lockdown. Great to see Wales again! I've visited several times since the 70's most recently in the hot summer of 2018. Big family connection to Wales - my mother was a Thomas and my great grandfather was a doctor from Haverfordwest who came to Australia in the 1870's. My grandfather studied at St David's University in the early 1900's. Hoping to get back there soon providing we finally are able to travel again. Quite amazed how the Invacar keeps up with traffic and seems to be the perfect vehicle for narrow village streets.Love to see more of Wales so keep the videos coming please.
love the windscreen angle ian. more of that please!
image stabilisation perfect mate
Thank you, i feel like i've had a day out myself. Good fun.
Hi Ian, great video as all ways, nice to see TWC having a day out and a mini adventure,,and running very nicely, and what great weather and lovely countryside, look forward to your next video.best wishes to you all.
Most enjoyable video in a long time Hubnut , Great fun, Given the choice to watch ol Hubnut on a drive in his invacar or some bloke driving his Ferrari or Lamborghini I'm with you mate.
I think you should attend the course in TWC
Thanks Ian the front view was magic, the engine sounded great also. cheers
Oh heck, of all the wonderfully dreadful cars you've driven you get a speeding ticket in something that's dreadfully dreadful..
Love these adventures, thanks for sharing them with us.
Love the "Virtual TWK simulator" camera on windscreen option after about 12-mins, gives an amazing impression of speed too .. great to see TWK roadtrips again , missed them
I have been to Fishguard and St. Davids a few times and it is a very pretty corner of the country. I remember watching the sunset from Strumble Head as the ferry sailed to Ireland. This was a lovely video and good to see twc out and about.
What a wonderful place Wales is. Never got to really visit while I was living in th UK. Now I can see what I missed. The camera on the windscreen works really well. It felt like I was driving my desk through the fabulous countryside.
As a native, it's the best place in the world when the weather is good, but that is rare lol.
@@cardiffgiant9406 I’ve come to appreciate all good places in even their most dreary state….if you are in a new spot you have to look at it as it’s given to you to see….it will give a different opinion in your memories if the scene is clouded with fog….but if it’s a good memory who cares?
I do believe TWC is the one car in your fleet that most deserves a complete restoration.
I’m sure if you sent the engine off for a rebuild they could give her a few more horses to deal with the hills.
Manages the hills fine, what u talking about ? ;)
A TWC video! woohoo! Love the POV video, gives you a sense of what it's like to be in the driving seat.
What a lovely little car, My favourite on your fleet. Thanks for the video
Audi & Caravan what a lovely combination sounds like dangers ground right now, do not let Miss Hubnut watch this lol, always enjoy these type of videos though.
An absolute marvellous video. Its nice to see TWC getting out for a trip and amazing welsh scenery.
Another great little video, thanks for taking me to places I've never been. I'm planning a full tour all round the UK in the metro in the next year or so. I was rooting for Twc everytime you approached an incline...bravo 👍
Great to see twc enjoining a day out, all the best
Thoroughly enjoyed that trip in a remarkable little car.
thanks for sharing that run out I enjoyed it as it was like being with you and I liked the view when you put it on the wind screen best.
That was a nice trip! When you get back try a little lube on the door hinge and track so it will work a little easier. I noticed it was a bit sticky when you were opening it. Glad TWC is running smoothly.
I did an online S/A course back in February (36 in a 30,oops!) 44 years since I took my test so kind of needed a refresher.Went ok,good luck sir.
A nice run, and with decent road surfaces too. We went on a nice drive yesterday up into the Brecons in 30 degree heat with the roof down! Reminded me what a nice stretch of road the A470 is around that area, and we found a great place to have our picnic by Pontsticill reservoir. So peaceful and quiet, I recommend it to anyone who likes to give it some beans now and again for a rewarding drive. Great video again Ian, cheers!
Nice video mate! Must have been great fun to drive the "splutterer" there! Beautiful scenery and that cathedral is majestic! Best wishes from South Africa.
Nothing better than touring through small towns, especially historical ones.
Driving a classic makes it even better.
I often take trips and using "avoid highways" on Google maps has taken me to some great places. Thanks for sharing.
Just next to The Farmer's pub in St. David's we stayed in a gorgeous B&B that supplied a monstrous, delicious breakfast at incredibly short notice (Thanks Dai!).
A beautiful place with very welcoming inhabitants!
Great video, really enjoyed that thanks Ian. TWC really is a bucket of fun, shame in a way they weren't such a thing over here in NZ (have never seen any). All the best.
The Welsh Tourist Board really needs to sponsor your videos! Always break out into a smile when I know TWC is going on a road trip...
Thanks very much, always good to see TWC again. The Variomatic sounds bring back memories of my first car, a Volvo 340. Lovely scenery too.
50mph feels quite scarily quick! Indeed I bet 70mph was truly terrifying!
What a fabulous trip for wee TWC. Terrific drive and beautiful scenery. Well done, Ian!!
"Well, at least we don't have to slow down for the 20 limit." How to make the most out of cars that are old, strange, and underpowered. Also, the image stabilisation is very good.
Lovely drive in TWC an excellent car to go out for a drive
Little Cars in their little Garage(s)rolling down little Roads passing through little Towns/Villages. St. David's Cathedral is fantastic! Lovely views.
Thanks for the lovely drive around west Wales. Hope to get there ourselves soon. TWC is going very well.
I did a Zoom online speed awareness course a couple of months ago after being zapped in my Peugeot Partner van, I think you’ll find it interesting especially as you’ve not done one before. I wonder how many others on the course will recognise you.
@James 179 Yeah something similar happened to me over a previous car. Even though the DVLA records showed I was no longer the registered keeper the department that sent out the NIP actually told me well we have to send the notice somewhere. If it is not registered to a new keeper.
Not one of us we hope 🙏
I attended an awareness course a few years ago. The first thing the instructor told us was, "You're all criminals here", but he still let us all go early anyway 👍🤣.
At least 50% of the participants spoke very little English and some others were elderly with poor hearing so the team discussion tasks were hard going...
The tutor was an ex-AA driving instructor, very David Brent, who clearly ate well at drive-thru burger bars.
A great day though if you're a people watcher 👀
The first of only ever 2 endorsements for speeding was in a Mini van for 50mph on a derestricted road. All commercial vehicles were restricted to 40mph then, unless on a Motorway. Hampshire Constabulary must have been having a quiet day.
What, with his TWC top on ?
Glad to see you’re a fully paid up member of the Audi Drivers Appreciation Society 😂 Great video Ian showing us beautiful Wales 🏴
I'd like a T shirt with "Not my Sierras" on it. : )
What a great day out, lovely. The windscreen cam was terrific.
I was driving through wales on my way home to Ireland,when Wales were playing in the Euro finals,I had the whole country to myself,I never seen another car for hours.i drive for a living but this drive is imprinted in my brain,i was blown away by the beauty,and have loved Wales since.i will be back.❤️🇮🇪🏴
I really like your roadtrip videos! This one was fantastic as usual.
Lovely to see a Twc road trip again - Wales is SUCH a beautiful place why do i live in london -_-
I love the DON'T PANIC sticker there in big friendly letters on the door.
Good to see Twc, it’s how I found the channel. I was Googling “80s blue disabled cars” :p I always remember the episode of Juliet Bravo where a kid stole one. Sounds thrilling now I think about it :p
I love videos of this content. A gentle drive and rambling musings. Very entertaining and interesting :-)
The fuel filling under the front cover reminds me of my first car - a £25 Hillman Imp. On my way home with it from purchase I stopped for petrol and was walking around it looking confused as I didn’t know where it was. An older gent came over and saved me - told me the tale of his honeymoon in a brand new Imp. He stopped for fuel and accidentally spayed petrol over their suitcase! ‘Not a good start’ he said ‘but she still with me so I suppose I was forgiven’.
Thanks for the very enjoyable ride out in TWC . Alarmed to see artics going over the “tiny little bridge” to go through the village .
Lovely to see you out and enjoying the day in TWC.
Thanks for the tour around your part of paradise,I always enjoy a run in TWC;she is a brave little vehicle,cheers.
I have done two speed awareness course one about 20 years ago and one about 4 years ago both for going about 4mph above the limit on the edge of town no people no cars around but ha ho never mind I have to admit I found them to be very informative as long as you go into it in the rite frame of mind not a bad way to spend a wet afternoon.
Thanks for the wonderful adventure with Tuc. I hope all goes well for the Driving Course, hopefully it is not as expensive as with us in the Netherlands. A friend of mine got caught in a 30 KM zone
where you were normally allowed to drive 50 Km but due to work you were only allowed 30 KM there he drove 4 km too fast. A police officer stopped him and he had to take a driving course otherwise he would have lost his driver's license. He had to pay the cost of the course in advance at €2000 = 1707.94 British pounds. He had to take 3 Psychology tests, attend 6 meetings. Not on time Driver's license gone, a comment driver's license gone. Bring your own food. The nearest place was 124 km from his home one way. 77 miles. You cannot declare fuel. greetings from the Netherlands Akko
What a grand TWC trip, nice to see her getting out and about. Speeding ticket in a PT Cruiser, how embarrassing, at least my last ticket was in a Montego MG Turbo, that was in pre-speed awareness times.
I've been enjoying your road trip videos ever since you were in New Zealand, the more unusual the vehicle the better ! Thanks for showing us.
Great ride and some good camera views on the road. Enjoyed the stops along the way, it made the trip seem more realistic. Maybe in a future video you can visit some of those pretty beaches.
"There's a bypass, that I apparently missed" looks like so did everyone else lol. But seriously that was a great video, some lovely looking country side. Good seeing TWK out on the road again.
Our tour of Scotland included going from Ballachulish to North Ballachulish. Dad, hating water avoided the ferry and drove all the way round the estuary.....
.......to find there was now a bridge across !
I live in Pembrokeshire and I am buggered if I know where the bypass is coming from Newport.
The Welsh Tourist Board are missing a trick by not collaborating with you as these adventures - rain or shine - show Wales in all its glory!
I went to St.Davids years ago and attended Evensong at the cathedral with my parents. We were on holiday nearby in a tent. It rained.....all bloody week! The tent leaked (so did Dad's Maxi!) so it was not a great holiday! You evidently enjoyed better weather. Good to see old TWC out again.
Our tour of Scotland fortnight caravanning lasted 10 days. Dad was sick of the rain !
My late mum was born in, not far from Fishguard, Pembrokeshire.
Like that new camera angle Ian felt like i was driving TWC myself
Really enjoyable to see such a lovely drive in Wales. The filming was first class; that location on the windscreen works brilliantly well. And TWC is always good value.
What a lovely trip in TWC. The Welsh countryside is stunning!
Nice to have you in Pembrokeshire Twc
I'm impressed you managed to declare you were halfway there without bursting into Bon Jovi. Love the view down TWC's bonnet
Excellent, thank you! 😊
What a lovely part of the world you live in! Enjoyed the thru-the-windscreen view from 13:00 and on; image was quite stable, and spectacular architecture and scenery! And TWC sounds in fine fettle; thanks for the ride and tour!
Good to see TWC out and about again
I've said it before, but it bears repeating: you live in a BEAUTIFUL place.
I remember Invacars from when I was very young, noisy little buggers I thought, not something I was interested in. However, I really enjoyed your trip out today, good photography and entertaining commentary. I’ve never been to Saint David’s, I wish I had. I don’t get out a lot so I’ve enjoyed your day trip immensely. Thank you very much.
Beautiful country, beautiful car! And the second camera angle is really nice! Thanks for bringing us along!
I'm looking forward to seeing Twc in front of the cathedral on this year's calendar! What an utterly glorious day that turned out to be. Excellent Twc-cam quality too. Puzzled how 19 people could dislike this...
Brings back memories. I was in St Davids on St David's Day in 1972. Daffodils out when none were to be seen up north. Was smitten by a girl who was staying in Haverfordwest at the time. My first. My first car, too. A pristine Mini 1000. Aye, a bonnie wee corner of the world.
Thoroughly enjoyed that Ian Wales is very nice , when the sun is shining 😁👍
The camera behind the windscreen gives a nice picture of the routes and surroundings where you drive with TWC.
But doesn't let us see the throttle action (!) or speedo !
What a lovely drive you had 👍👍👍👍👍
I must get to wales in my Morris marina coupe it all looks so lovely great video
Thanks for the TWC adventure, Ian. Camera angle nice, it's always good to see where you are going, such great scenery.
Very nice video - I really like the camera angle you found for us from circa 13:00 onwards. Really felt like being in the car! :D
V sorry to hear about the ticket. I had one when I was 17 (in my dad's Herald 13/60 convertible, ahhh, bliss) and then did 35 point free years, only to get done right by the Clifton Suspension Bridge a few years ago. I was just angry with myself more than anything. I learned loads of interesting stuff on the speed awareness course.
That was great 👏👏👏👏 Tuk😘😘😘 I like the windshield view. The city looks like a great place to walk around. Thanks for posting this.🙏🏻
What a splendid trip! Thoroughly enjoyable, and the scenery was amazing. Thanks!
Thanks for the dashcam view, i hope you do that more often.
Brilliant, stunning scenery - almost a St David’s recreation of C'était un rendez-vous ;o)
Another great video has always Ian and miss hubnut and hublets and dogs
17:05 Nothing like a glimpse of the mountings of Wales ;)
I found that a very enjoyable and fascinating trip. Great stuff!
Lovely day for a TWC adventure! She seems to be running well :-) My little A2 passed her retest today so I must go for an adventure myself soon