Would have been great if you started filming from the outside from the car taking off some outside shots would have really made it perfect

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Pay attention: the first 2 series of the B20 have a 2 liter engine, the other four have a 2.5 liter engine. The car with an 1.75 liter engine is the B10 sedan.

Beautiful, Elegant Classy car❤️‍🔥

i like all old British made cars ✌️✌️🇬🇧🇬🇧🚗🚗

Be good without the distracting music.

That’s the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen

Iam sure we all have a dream list of cars that we would love to own if we became multi millionares. The outlaw version is stunning engineering . Top of my list and somewhere close on the list would be a series 1 land rover.

Superb. Wish someone made an affordable reproduction

I grew up close to our local small (10 bus) bus company. They had mainly Bedfords but they also had a 1950 Daimler which I drove several times. Once you've driven a preselect, you always have a soft spot for them.

Top car this genuine k3. I have the k2 chassis 001 and a na in tourist trophy body

I have the same car,same year,same colour,how much to buy .now

Lose the shit music drowning the sound of the bike

Now they call it dsg noothing new😅😅😅

I had a 2002 Tii when I was 19 (in 1995 so it was a classic then), it was white with the full turbo body kit, big wheels, etc. You could not turn the steering wheel at standstill. My insurance was £2k a year but I loved it. I lived in Tunbridge Wells and the only problem was I would get a producer at least once a week (in the UK then if you got pulled by the cops you had to turn up and produce your docs, insurance, MOT, etc). Because I was 19 and driving a classic they always pulled me over, plus it looks like a drug dealer car. I used to turn up at the police station and the girl behind the desk was "Hi, you got another one...". One week I got three and I said to her this has got to stop. Not sure what she said but I never got pulled again, I assume it was a "guys leave him alone, it is all legal". I miss that car. Plus it would be worth loads now. The head gasket went and I could not afford to repair it, sold it for scrap. 😞

Great video and presentation.

Beautiful example. Here in North America, we call them two thousand two.

Was hoping to see more of the motor 🥲

i gotta ride that bike pleaseeeeeeeee

WTH, i thought i was going to see AND HEAR a great bike. instead i get gorgeous vid of a gorgeous bike with garbage music over what should have been the lovely sound of a Desmo L twin...

This guy kinda sucks in explaining the vehicle

I worked on this 36 .raced by Tony Guinasso in California

Pre-war Riley cars often used this Wilson Pre-Select Gearbox in conjuction with a centrifugal clutch which only engaged drive a little above idle speed. Moving off after engaging first gear and then depressing and releasing the gear change pedal prepared the car to start only after raising the engine speed. Subsequent gear changes could be made with both hands on the wheel even in a corner. The system was especially attractive to drivers who were not skilled to deal with non-synchromesh gearboxes common in other cars and they were not likely to stall the engine.

Ah, the days when new Porsche 911's didn't look like they've been inflated by a bicycle pimp.

This was what Leonard Lord brought to an end. 😭

The preselector is great to drive. But deceptively simple is a good description. Because there are aspects of them that you don't want to get wrong. Like making sure you stop in neutral. Otherwise next time you start it will be in gear. And matching rpm especially on overdrive versions with a fluid flywheel. Change is fast but if your engine speed is badly wrong you can twist the mainshaft!

If the pedal is the trigger, I have wondered why not have this trigger occur when moving the lever into a new gear? Perhaps the pedal provided sufficient manual thrust to perform the action. A lever may have needed an additional set of hydraulic actuators?

Interesting

Sounds brilliant guys - we would love to visit you on one of your Coffee & Classics events when COVID allows.

i had one in forza horizon, my favorite car

Why oh why the music 🙄😠

Music ruins it, would like to hear it more please

Music ruined the video

So if you take your driving test in it and pass, will you then be licensed to drive a manual?

Whats the price of that car?

Mia, thank you for all that you do to help raise awareness!

I've got a registration number 930 HYO for sale which would suit this car perfectly

I have one!!

How much did she go for???

I wanna try.

The 48 tucker brought me here. How is this not in most cars.

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i wanted to see the car, not this guys head

Seeing more of the car instead of the presenter would’ve been better

She makes a lovely purring sound, poetry in motion. *drools!!

What with the good news on the beginning of the end for the Covid lockdown and now seeing this little video of a charming motor car, it is what life is all about, enjoyment, having lots of fun and doing so with quality in mind. I'd love to go exploring again around the Cotswolds and other places too, even if it is in my modern car, but to do the same in a classic car is to multiply the enjoyment ten fold.

I like the way video has the colour of films made around the time my parents where busy being born (late 1930's)!

Just a fantastic auto and great video, thanks from JDS in AZ usa.

Interesting video - but at the risk of asking a daft question, how do you handle junctions? I assume you have to coast up to the junction in neutral (in case you have to stop) and pre-select 1st if it's looking like you'll need to stop, or another gear if you think you can keep going?

A bus gearbox in a car.