come with us to Goodwood Revival 2023 

thanks mate ....well done , prescott hill climb next??

thanks dude...I have some real nice musician pals who help me out!

go !!!!

thanks as always bro

wasnt it ....thanks again mush xx

it was😁

Glad you enjoyed it

cheers Jim...glad you liked it mate

My pleasure 😊

thanks Martin...was a quicky tbh

nice one, cheer s Angus ...was a fun day

it did didnt it !

do it mate ...cheers

a few degrees cooler would have done it.....cheers dude

thanks we had a lovely time

isnt it? ....better with some sun !

Glad you like them! cheers

thanks, you certainly should its a brilliant event

cheers mr mc boob xxxxx

hey Cas ...ive been ill for last 3 /4 weeks dude..likely covid...but getting better now i think/hope cheers dude ...ill dr0p you an email x

would be fun to build one like that!

hahaha of course that would happen mate ....dont forget the snapshot bro

cheers Steve...and you mate👊

😉

cool!

so it seems!!!

glad you enjoyed it mate....

wish i had had more....😉

brilliant selection of lotus to feast ones eyes upon ...cheers mate

I was watching it on friday Dale....tbh if you want to see the racing, sat on the sofa is a better option ...great day out thou...ill pass the info over to Josh !!! thanks mate

@@oakswamp I marshalled at Goodwood a couple of times for the Tunbridge Wells MC, it is just like going back in time. You only see a very small part of the circuit. Going around the paddock and seeing all your heroes is the way to do it.

cheers dude ...telly coverage was great , better than being there for the racing....

hahahah cheers Steve I certainly will mate

hahahahah

Ive been ill for last 3 weeks mate...havnt touched the build im afraid, have another video out shortly doing some bits on the rat thou

thanks Shane

is that like a morris dancer in a lancia? 😁

@@oakswamp lol. That was the original advertising slogan in Australia. There was the Austin Lancer and the Morris Major. They were slightly bigger than the equivalent Wolseley 1500 and Riley 1.5 and had a 1620cc engine developed in Australia. They have lots of potential for development…

ah yes sorry, I get what you mean....that Austin was reaally cool , i chatted to the owner for a while ...had an 1800 cc motor in it , 160 hp as i remember...

@@oakswamp no wonder it flew…

cheers Paul ...gutted i lost some footage of Josh's bike...ill get it next time , good to see you boys

awesome, thanks

yes isle of man....still on my bucket list as well, very much so....

hahahahah yes exactly that mate.....

@@oakswamp I realized later, if you had worn a plain white t-shirt with grease stains you could have been in period costume.

thanks Bry ...is was a very hot but very cool event !

cheers Dave... I Love Allards , would have been nice to see some .the event this year was alot of lotus! awesome all the same

hahahah watch twice ! pretty sure that was the original car mate .....cheers

yes you did. a "junkyard dog" driven by legends and built by legends at Goodwood! Max and Ina would be surprised.

cheers Frank ...yes great time mate, albeit a tad warm !

I get that it is very commercial isnt it?

@@oakswamp I agree it is Bryan some beautiful cars & bikes and some interesting stands but no more than you me and the other guys do in our workshops that follow you.

​ @lotus7even i really enjoyed prescott Tbh...right up my street a load of grubby blokes tinkering

I know mate ...I thought I had shots of it but didnt but we were completely fried by then!... ...I am going to see those lads soon ...ill get some then for sure !!! cheers mate

.....its been a very long road Paul hahaha

nice one cheers Paul

cheers Paul ...quicky video ...I do have another vlog one coming very soon mate

Excellent, keep the fun coming @@oakswamp

we went on Saturday...the heat was pretty savage for walking around to be honest , cheers mate

hahahahahah

I can understand that...tbh ive had my fill now...

Used to go all the time, went last yr for first time in yrs and it was all the same😢.. I usually go Thursday as cheaper and less crowds but obvs less track action if that's what you want.

@@groundbeef662 ....i get you ...i went last year too, prefered the earilier cars

I understand that and not far from it !👊

hahaha

dare to be different ??i 🤣 although i did wear a cap last year ..

​@@oakswampdrape jacket,drain pipes,brothel creepers should do it if you go again,....not sure you've got the hair for a quiff though.😂

Watched live this past weekend, now I get to see the old timey suspension up close

was an awesome day....would of been a bit sweaty tbh hahahh

same as that mate... been rough

@@oakswamp Lol 😂

I dunno , I liked the idea thou ...4 wheel drive two stroke ...must weigh nothing ....would be a big load of fun to drive!

indeed !!!!

'Promised Land', a Chuck Berry classic from the sixties, Johnny Allen did a Cajun-ish version at the time, that's worth checking out as well.

old tune called the' promised land'. not sure who did it originally

Thank you it was Chuck Berry

absolutely concur on that.......

mmmm dunno. ill ask him

Just to put your mind at rest, as you may or may not know, the Goodwood Revival event embraces the era from the 30’s to the late 60s (give or take a few years) If you’ve ever attended, you’ll know that it’s customary to dress in appropriate period clothing (if you want to). Outfits from those decades are typically related to all walks of life, whether that’s military, motorsport, working class, middle class, aristocracy etc etc…….The badge on my cutoff is typically reminiscent of early motorcycle gang attire, typically being worn by ex-servicemen who transferred their spoils of war onto their clothing. This is commonplace in the 50’s/60’s especially in the counter culture movement on the west coast of America, that then spread throughout the land and abroad. The Revival acknowledges this movement, a movement that had absolutely no affiliation to any political or ideological stance from which such symbols originated. It was a rebellious gesture from a generation of individuals who did not want to comply with the society that was fast evolving. Historic photographs demonstrate this, as you’ll find from a google search. Also for information, the badge is not a Luftwaffe symbol, it is a standard German Infantryman badge cut from a POW tunic in France. The badge was taken by my ex-wifes great uncle, and eventually ended up with me. I wear it to the Revival every year. I hope that satisfies your curiosity, I’m not sure whether you’re just inquisitive, or whether you’re perhaps somehow offended, or even one of those people who just feels that they should be offended and say something. I’d like to think that the calibre of folk subscribing to Oak Swamp are the kind of people who don’t go trolling for debate, and are more passionate about the cars, engineering, the culture, the music and the people, and not looking to stir the sh1t. Stirring the sh1t is fine, as long as you’re willing to lick the spoon