Great video! Thank you.

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When I first started Detailing, I worked at a prestigious Shop. “America’s Starshine Auto Detailing “. We had free pickup and delivery. I drove just about every car there was in Naples Florida. One of the fastest, was a BMW 750 iL-X Special Edition. [ the owner went to the factory to choose the color paint, and interior-with , and to match his wife’s 5 series. Twin Turbo All Wheel Drive V-12‼️ I’m usually not too impressed with vehicles like that, but, yeah ,IMPRESSIVE❗️ Great video. 📻🙂

That Vtec Mini must be an absolute ANIMAL to handle when the Vtec kicks in, unless they've managed to reduce or eliminate the effect of torque steer. That would be fun to take out on a track! I certainly wouldn't mind taking the Healey V8 home for a while ... 😎

Great video Harley😮😮😮

The 420g jaguar,my pick of the show.

Happy New Year Harley! As always, your knowledge and enthusiasm is awesome. It did seem this meet was a bit of a Porsche-fest but some absolutely stunning classics there too. I’m invariably drawn to all things Jaguar 👍

Very happy to see my Victor on the thumbnail 🙂

Thanks for another great video, 3 that I really liked were the HMC, 750iL and that Chevy 3100. Where I live I'm likely to see more of the trucks, there is a few similar ones near my area. Looking forward to the next one!

An impressive turnout and even more impressive and knowledgeable curating by you Harley. Super! Good luck with the Pathfinder and your new motor that we call can't wait to see you driving! Rob

Love your jacket HJ and so glad you did the Jag 420G, I have drooled over them since I was a kid, they are like a battleship. A lot of Porsche on view there.

Hi 👋 Harley. Dont you look smart in your nice jacket. You definitely would do well on a catwalk modeling mens fashion , Ralph Lauren , Dior . The Porsche car club were out in full force. I like that red one too. I have always liked the 1970s Porsche Targa model myself. I prefer the rubber bumpers on the MGs. They came out on the late 1970s models. I like the silver 1950s MG there. That Vauxhall Victor FB seems to be following you around , it turns up at all the car meets you go to. Excellent show of not so modern and more recent made cars. I met an English couple husband and wife recently in a cafe and we got chatting and the man drives a Morgan . He said its not an old one , so its the same as the one in the show there. Hes told me about a car meet in the first week of February on Sunday , so i'll get along to it to have a look at his Morgan which he will be taking to it , plus look at some other cars too. Thanks for your video Harley.

Should be the meet every year ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

What a feast !! Such a beautiful variety of cars, so much industrial art ! It really warmed my heart to see the 1916-1917 Hudson super six stock chassis (shortened) racer, then, a stock Hudson super six touring car of similar vintage. I have a later 1927 version, and Hudson's big side valve straight sixes were nothing fancy, but they took very nicely to tuning, and Hudson's tradition with these big side valve sixes culminated in the Hudson Hornet dominating stock car racing in the early 1950's in the USA. Very nice presentation, Thank You !!

Harley I hope you have promised your father, hand on heart, that you will NEVER own an EV!!!!! Keep these coming!

Harley, that was excellent. Your knowledge and enthusiasm came across well on screen and you have a very pleasant speaking voice. You've just about done your Dad out of his job!

Well done! Very much out from behind the shadow of your dad!

Well done, only a fiver. Nice can.

Fantastic cars, and I’m less than 10 minutes in. 09:20- Volkswagen: in the U.S., we called these the “Squareback” [ that’s opposed to the “Notchback”, and “Fastback” variants of the “Type-3”. 23:45 - Chevrolet Malibu SS. 1971. 28:48 - Oldsmobile “98”. [ 1958] (( the Olds “88” had a little less chrome)). 31:55. Ford Taunus, [ German]- appears to be 1970(?). I believe Australia had one similar, but not sure. 36:47- I still really like the looks of the MK-ll Cortina. [ I remember when they were sold in North America]. Still a good looking car, to me.]. Steam tractors are Amazing. What a collection ❗️ They used to race Steam ships [ “paddle wheels “], up and down the Mississippi River. As a kid growing up up in St,Louis Missouri, used to go to the riverfront and watch the “Huck Finn” vs. “Tom Sawyer” each year. 53:53 - that little tractor would have been used for towing airplanes, and equipment around the bases. I remember seeing them. After seeing just about every type of vehicle,?and with the military vehicles, the airplane just topped it all off nicely. Those engines put onto bicycles are common around here. A lot of people who have lost their Drivers licenses use them. They are still supposed to have a license, but those laws aren’t really enforced, unless the rider is acting foolish. [ not so much elsewhere, but here in Florida, yeah]. Great video. 📻🙂

Nice to see the younger generation interested in the classic cars! BTW, the silver car was a Chevrolet Chevelle, not Camaro.😂 That's ok, I don't know my British cars!

A great selection of oldies Harley. Thanks very much. The Mark 2 Consul was a particularly nice car.

My grandfather Victor Hammond designed this car. He went on to work at Ford then Volvo before going freelance. He apparently turned down a job for Porsche!

Good one Harley loved the E model Vauxhall Cresta and the Viva , Well done as always Cheers

Another great video Harley, keep them coming.

Hi 👋 Amazing car display. So many rare cars on show there. The 1970s Ford Taunus wasn't released here in New Zealand on our car market , and not in Australia either. We had the British Ford Cortina instead which looks similar in design. I like the 1930s Ford Model Y too. You could do the wall of death ride on your old 1952 cycle Harley 😊 , maybe not. My older brother owned a 1950s British Matchless motorbike years ago. It was very heavy . Good show of old cars, motorbikes , steam engines , trucks and coaches , have i left anything out ? Thanks for your video. From Carl in NZ.

Itoo loved the Y type. Would have enjoyed more about the Triumph beside it. I will have to look it up to satisfy my curiosity Thanks, CT and OCC! Rob

good job, young lad!

Well done young man, as they say, but the racing coverage was excellent , the video cover was smooth and there wasn't too much finger pointing, which annoys me immensly. You have qbviously learned alot from your dad about cars and I think that you are close to eclipsing him!. Very well done.

Great video Harley. It brought back memories of F5000 races I attended back in the '70's. That custom Lotus sounded very radical and loud!