People in America: I'm not sure if I should take my classic car out. Looks like rain. People in Britain: Wob your nob guv' we're goin' t' the top o' the witch's teat t'day!
Duglet, I admire your enthusiasm, but please work on your camera handling (a tripod helps a whole lot!), learn to edit, and some narration and/or captions would be a big help. This looked like a terrific collection of cars and a great bit of dicing, but the video gave me a headache. I'm looking forward to your improved future efforts.
I love you brits (im American) never see anyone do this with Model Ts or As. Then theres tou guys friggin giving it full send lol. My hats off to you all!
Excellent, what a great place to sit and watch. Never thought I'd given it a go yourself? I know if I lived over there I would be there. Cheers and thanks.
@@dugletmarshmallow1559 Thank you, really enjoyed my first visit to shelsley with a single seater, looking to coming back again with the Mini in August for Retro Rides and in September again with the Jedi hopefully with it running properly.
Hello it's the bloody colonist,I love the older prewar cars like those . Built simple and effective transport, a friend of mine got a prewar Morgan it wasn't fast and the dark hunter green,when the Lucas acted up I fixed it or push started her, the leather flat fan , generator belt always slipped. I miss that little popper ! !
there were many variations on those austin engines, all the way from flathead stockers to dohc all out racers. there's a video somewhere on ytube about the austin performance engines. really fascinating stuff.
Great fun for the competitors -------------------- can't believe the abuse given to these irreplaceable, valuable and rare vehicles. The only place in Australia to see such cars are in museum's and the occasional enthusiast's show & shine get togethers.
