A Quintessential English Village Event - Vintage Power Day at Pakenham Watermill 

What a unique little show. The mini Steam engines were brilliant. So slow, smooth and quiet. I want one now 😂😂.

What a splendid display of peoples' passion and dedication. Don't worry about all the "marvellous"s. We all know that's what the "M" in "TAYM" really stands for. 😉

Awesome vlog TAYM thank you 👏😌. And... never apologise for being yourself, it's part of your endearing character! Regards, Mo 😊👍.

That was a lovely day out! The Mustang with the 289; the number refers to the engine size in cubic inches, so 289 cu.in equals 4.7 litres. The Alvis is a late model TC 21 Grey Lady; the early models had painted window frames, rather than the chrome ones that this car has, so it's either a late-1954 or a '55 model. The Morris Eight is a Series E, made 1938-48; we had a 1947 Morris Ten Series M. The D-prefix (1986/7) Morgan looks like the +4 model, but that's a guess! The grey Jaguar is either a Mark VIII or a Mark IX; the only external difference is the badge on the boot lid; Jaguar was originally the Swallow Sidecar Company. The Rover P5B finishing line used to be below my office window when I worked at the Solihull factory, back in 1971/2. Lovely car, that! 👍Singer Motors (who made bicycles and motorcycles up until WWI) were taken over by Rootes Group in in 1956.

Lovely day out TAYM , thanks for taking us along . I enjoyed seeing the little Austin 7 parked between the " High and Mighty " cars . All of them are great though and very interesting seeing how cars developed from the early years . The unique engineering and the distinctive styling of the various marques . And nothing made "on the cheap" from China . Mmn . Have we progressed ? Not really . Old vehicles are our Time Machines and therefore very precious .

That music is wonderful!

Hi Mr. TAYM, Totally enjoyed this video. Great to see your world and your local events. What made this video good was that you found time to chat to one or two of the owners of the vehicles. This adds greatly to the interest for us. Just a couple of snippets of info from the owners adds a great deal and a lot of the owners are right characters usually. Don't spend the 19p all at once. Thanks again. Looking forward to more mutters. Glyn and Neil M.

What a wonderful show! Loved the eclectic collection of vehicles, motorcycles, and engines. The car next to the yellow Corvette reminded me of Cully's car on Midsommer Murders. (I'm a mad fan. I have them all on disc.) The Alvis was so cool! 😎 I miss my Mustang GT from the 90's. My ex-trashed it, my 2000 Mitsubishi Montero, along with totaling two of my Ford Rangers. AAA made me sign a paper saying she couldn't operate my vehicles after that. Crazy days. Thanks for taking us along Mr TAYM!

That was wonderful viewing. It was a pleasure to see the vintage cars without having to physically go to the village show. I liked them all, including the Rover 3500👍👍.

Keep talking your way, we love it. Good to see the English countryside. All the best from Aus 👍🏼

Love these shows so much to see something for everyone yes it would be a sad place if they would happen to disappear great video as usual Mr TAYN.

Only one thing to say about this wonderful video, Marvelous 😊

Great that,lots of lovely old Jags and who doesn't like an orange tractor. We had orange Allis Chalmers when i was a little kid, lovely old think but she did try to kill dad a few times...not to be messed with tractors bit like wives haha.Thanks TAYM.

Just wonderful! Thankyou!

Marvelous ! 3.5 Rover thanks 👌

Morning TAYM well I must say these “Tay mite meets” are getting more diverse 😜 looked a great day out shame mrs TAYM wasn’t with you, thanks for taking us with you👍🏻 carry on that man Caio for now tat ta 👍🏻

The type of event that brings a tear to the eye TAYM ! ... so many memories of a time gone by and people that are no longer with us all in a glorious setting ... One of your best ever video's in my humble opinion 😊

Definitely that Rover 3.5 TAYM lovely car and these car folks do put a whole lot of effort into getting their vehicles upto scratch and beyond and keeping them there it has to be appreciated that's for sure car lover or no .The little pump engines are just such fun to look at too lovely nice village day out hope you indulged in some nice cake it's obligatory you know "cheers "👌👍

Thanks for keeping me sane with your vlogs Taym, 90% of my retirement is spent looking after the dog, can’t remember the last time I was out on my bikes, maybe look to getting an outfit for one and some goggles for the dog and take him with me ! ☺️

Great video as always. Bit of a change. Very interesting. Love a vintage show. 🥰👍

It was marvelous and wonderful, all wrapped up in one place! I like simple cars. I would be lost if I found a VW show of all pre 1980... bus, bugs, Squareback, and things!

Lovely little show. Seeing an Alvis parked next to a Morris 8 bought back some memories. For my first car I had a choice of an Alvis or a Morris 8. The Alvis owner wanted 30 punds for it and I only had 25, the Morris was 20 so Morris 8 it was. Thinking back on it as a new driver aged 18 the Alvis would have been a bit too much car for me. They were a lovely brand of car though.

Wonderful. Its the Citroen 2cv for me please. Thanks for taking us along. Ride safe👍

I liked the Jeep .. Very agricultural, very simple military machine .. Some people find it ugly but I like it.

Thank you Mr TAYM from Sydney Australia. Marvellous.

Thanks TAYM really interesting vehicles, the escort and capri was my era .

Got a love that MG V8.

Smashing Mr taym. A car that didn't get a mention was the Morris minor. Had a 1956,a brilliant little car.👍. Chris

Hi there Mr TAYM, great event we all love a bit of nostalgia and 2cv s ,a Lancia fluvial both of which I have owned at some point in the past ,that bonnie was an executive very rare late meridian co-operative. Some very fine old cars there that vauxhall 30/98 Prince Henry, nice model 18 and swallow side car ,I love these events old cars bikes and tea coffee n cake marvelous. 👍

Thanks for that. Rover 3.5 did it for me. 😎

great show .

Great show 👍👍🏍

The radiator cap mounted temperature guage seen on some vintage & veteran cars is called a Motometer Taym, very popular on American cars & the more exclusive British makes.

Had me searching for my phone 🤣

Used to have a mini steam engine as a toy as a kid, the smell and seeing it move. Had a little burner u put turps in. My god now be health and safety and parents sueing the makers. Did anyone else have one. What will become of these old beauties with govt fuel plans

oh yes very good the time,money,effert space that keeps these cars and bikes on the road,

289 cubic inch...

Not one splendiferous 😊 favourite tin can well any of the MG's but it's got to be the 2V6 👍 I love these summer fairs 😊

Get me up there ASAP! It's the 2CV for me.. Great video! 👍

Lovely day out that. Bye the way, the Mustang 289 is cubic inches about 4.7ltr

289 = cubic inch displacement in that early Mustang - around '65.

Uber cool!!! Don’t forget Splendififous!!!!!😂😂 what do you use for voice capture when you are off bike like this???

Don't apologize for that its wouldn't be vintage you. You do video in a unique way.

Ford Mustang... 289 c.i.....cubic inches. Thanks

289 cubic inches

No! I do like pre ‘40’s cars! But nothing much after that. So, you should have bought it me as a present for all the ‘hurt’ you put me through! 😒

The 289 will be cubic inches rather than horse power. That's 4.7 litres.

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