The alloy wheels actually came out in early November 1989.

The Red E30 was a nice thing 🤤 The 406 coupe is the one from one of my recent WB and Sons Auction vids, nice clean car 👌👍

Oh cool, didn't expect an Opel Ascona over there - even right hand drive. And looking really beautiful! The red BMW 3-series is really nice looking although it's of course not a real M3 but only the M badge. I find these G wagons alwass interesting but wow are these pricey no matter what age they are. Beautiful Granada estate beside the Duke of Bugs beetle. 3:11 does remind me about Mike+Maia's EDE. I like these old Swedish Bricktanks from Volvo. Especially these from the late 90s was very nice - a mix of sport and elegance. I also like the red Peugeot 309 - I found them always interesting but never did I buy one. The older Peugeots didn't had the greatest reputation back then (not even nowadays, haha - but can be also because of bad Peugeot repair shops and/or bad cars). Or well, actually I did buy two but scaled down in 1/18, hehe. I heard the 309 was originally planned to become a Talbot Arizona. The Peugeot 406 Coupé is really lovely. I wanted to buy one of these as well - at the end I did buy the saloon. A 406 V6 from 2001 with the black grill but the also in this bright blue metallic. If I'm remembering right the colour was calles Delphine Grey although it was blue but not grey. But I can remember the electronic gizmos from back then - I don't want to ask if it's better when they've aged. Cool Plymouth Prowler - really super rare cars! Very cool that the kid also asked you about the car. Nowadays it's seeming a lot of kids do only love to play around on their smartphones and caring less about cars. So I am always happy to see a young growing car enthusiast. Lovely decals on the blue Plymouth. Not sure what model it is - first guess was Belvedere GTX or Road Runner but the C-pillar is looking different. But Wikipedia is also not always showing all possible variations. What a nice bunch of TVRs. Oh and that RR Silver Shadow - what an amazing colour! I totally love such dark red metallic paints. And it's looking amazing on that Rolls! I totally like the front end design of the Ford Anglia. But the weird rear window on the saloons is looking as crazy as at the Citroen AMI. Cool Fiat Punto convertible. Very reliable cars even in high age. But after a certain age some people are driving them who don't maintain them anymore. Also these feel a bit cheap to drive - my Mum had the 3 door hatchback of these. In 13 years no problem - only stuff that needed to get replaced were the breakes but that's wear and tear - never had any other issue with it. She is still regreting that she sold it around 5-6 years ago. It was the most reliable car she ever had - and she didn't even go with it on every year to the repair shop for inspection. It's a miracle the car was staying this reliable. But I heard the same story just 2-3 years ago also from another granny who was at a Fiat repair shop looking at one of these modern Fiat 500e when I told them a very little about the 500e, haha, she was believing I am a salesman over there but I am only a car enthusiast. But I also had a nice talk about her Punto and same story there. I told her to keep the Punto. Thanks a lot for the shoutout Glyn!

Nice video Glyn - I too really like what they'd done with the Anglia - MX5 mk2 seats maybe???

Many fine motors. Thank you 🙏

Nice ones there mate, NSX is a pretty rare thing 👀 lovin the Evos 😍👍

I can remember I've also seen a Honda NSX in this year. Luckily the owner did also show the engine - I was always believing it's in the front. But it's like a Tesla having a trunk and a frunk, haha. Nice Honda Prelude, I like the colour. Although I am not a big fan of this generation - I can remember it was a flop over here in regards with the sales. A lot of people did complain about the design which was too different to the previous two generations. So the next generation did look again like the Mk2 and Mk3. But I heard nothing bad about the cars - although I don't know how they were after 10 years. Suzuki Carry ... I can remember these Kei-Vans in China. Chinese people did tell me to don't use them because they're known to be suicide taxis, hahaha. But for sure the cheapest van.

Cheers for the shout out Glyn 👍 Yes, they do look well in yellow. Love the old Corona - a 1980's model is on my list - maybe after the Sunny 😆Great local show - after Festival of the Unexceptional next weekend I think we're going to stick to local only shows for a bit. Cheers, Mike & Maia

Some classy motors there - nice! 👍

Good show.Some good examples of Jaguar and Rovers( especially the P5 and R8s) and many other British classics.I felt like I'd been there after your excellent video! Thank you..

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Good show there mate, the droop snoot, wide body'd Firenza is a cool thing!! 😍 And the little Nova 2 door 'loon! Ya don't see them often 👍

So many great British classics. Totally loving the blue Jaguar. The amount of Jaguars and Daimlers in Hattersheim was really amazing. I was also very much impressed because I didn't expect it. Pre-Corona I was also not remembering to that I've seen them. By the way when speaking of Jaguar ... I've today sold mine because last week was the next problem and it meant that in the next weeks or months I'd perhabs even need a new catalyst ... too expensive for me especially in this short time. So I burnt too much money and just "exchanged" it to an ordinary VW Golf so that I can still keep my 40 years old Audi 80 which was in 9 years not as expensive as the X-Type in 2 months. Sometimes it's better to pull the plug. Although I bet the next owner will have no problem because the cat perhabs just only didn't like me, hahaha. It's like cats are ... very stubborn and selfish, hahaha. Today I've been at a classic car show in my hometown. There was really a lot. The beginning was very weak but when I was about to leave then finally a lot of classic cars appeared and even so much different compared to last year. Of course also some in different conditions even far away from a "new" condition. But I also like these because they're survivors and hopefully getting restored. So each scratch has a story. But I must admit the perfect looking ones are always more impressing. These Jags are so beautiful. Very elegant with a lot of style. Oh, you mentioned about the Cooper grill. That's a detail I yet don't know. So for me it is always difficult to know what kind of Mini I'm seeing. In my childhood simply every Mini was a Cooper, hehe, because a child I was believing Mini is the brand and Cooper the model, hehe. These old Minis are also so amazing. Thinking about how less of a car was really enough. Oh wow the Jag at 10:22 - I was actually thinking it's a Bentley or Rolls-Royce. But I can also notice the style of the C-pillar which was also used for the Mark 2. And thinking about that little triangle window of the rear passenger door then I always state that the X-Type was also copying this design. The Vaushall Cresta is looking amazing. Back then when it weren't just re-badged Opels. Also a very American design. Was Vauxhall also a part of General Motors before they had the rebadged Opel cars? Also a beautiful Vauxhall Victor estate. The Vauxhall Cavalier Convertible is also very nice - I like these - although I'm knowing a lot of Opel friends don't like this car so much because it was the first one with front wheel drive. The Vauxhall Nova is looking really nice and fresh. Oh and you even got the Nova saloon ... it was produced in Brazil. We had it in Germany as well. It was calles Corsa TR over here - but it was already rare over here when it was new. For some reason some saloons just don't sell well here. I had such kind of talk also with the VW guy today - like about the VW Passat and VW Jetta ... you can sell any Mercedes and BMW as a saloon but most other brands have a hard life about that. Astra Coupe, very nice. But the droop snoop Firenza was really a highlight just to the end!

Great show report Glyn - what a big gathering!

Great vid Glyn 👌 awesome Fords on display at this one, looks a good turnout! You don't see many Mk3 Granadas about now. The orange Mk2 with the Saab Turbo motor is a nice thing, and the Mk1 RS1600 too 😍 plus the Cossys, Capris, Cortinas XR2s etc 👍

So many great Fords. What I am always wondering is if there are currently more Ford Escort RS Cosworth existing than originally were produced. Aside the convertible and a few RS 2000 it is also still an Escort of this generation that is still seen relatively often. I still need to get used to see the Granada nameplate on what here was called the Scorpio. Lovely Capri - I had to check if it is one of them that also always appears at the big Ford Capri meeting in Speyer/Germany. But this one here is an older one. The ones I've seen in Speyer had license plates starting with E375 and E595. But also in this lovely blue with the nice decals. The Ford Mondeo ST220 with its 3.0L engine is very much related to the Jaguar X-Type 3.0 - at least under the hood. But Jaguar did also modify a lot about it. The guy from the Ford repair shop is always happy when I am there with my car (well, me not so much because I spent already some grands into it, lol). But he's so fascinated about seeing the differences so when it stops being a Mondeo which makes the X-Type also much less of a Mondeo than from what he was always told, hehe. Anyway, totally loving the blue metallic paint of the ST220. A fellow of mine owned the estate of it for a while. But he never told me why he sold it ... assuming I can imagine it, haha. It can be suddenly quite expensive fixing things even if the car is looking like being in a great condition.

Happy Independence Day mate 🇺🇸 awesome collection of Americana 👌 some cool old cars 😎👍

Nice Glyn - Wentworth Woodhouse seems a long time ago!!

Interesting, I did think this is only celebrated in the US. I am curious if I can also film again at the airshow in my region ... yet the weather seems still like to be in April. I can't believe I already had my birthday in end of June because it still feels like it's April. American classics are always interesting. So much different to our Euro cars. On the other hand I must say there are tons of UK cars I didn't know about. Today I was watching a video about a resin model car of a 1961 Vanden Plas Princess 3-Litre MKII - what a beautiful car that I never saw before! Aww that red Corvette C1! Amazing! Far behind I was also seeing a Peugeot 309. Also very interesting. So my guess is you did create a compilation of the US cars for their celebration day ... haha, finally you hear it clicking in my head and you can say "he got it", haha. Well, reading the title also could help, hehe. At the beginning I was thinking it was just one festival you filmed there, hehe.

I didn't know that myself until recently but it certainly went well nothing much could keep up with it .

I had a ventura it had that engine which actually was a chevrolet engine.

this car is rare i searched but never found until now

im 56 in sep

i went to school in one in 70s

Patina...a green or brown film on the surface of bronze or similar metals, produced by oxidation over a long period.. Can we just say paintwork is poor, back in the 80's early 90's we wouldn't have batted an eyelid on a quick £500 quid respray ( done tons of them) , now though we wouldn't dare consider a respray for under £6k, how times change.

The FD estate had three engines, 1600, 2000, and 3300. There is a farmer a mile from me who has an abandoned red FD saloon, FJP887G on his land out of use for 40 years in a terrible state and will never run again. Randall and Hopkirk car.

Beautoful Vauxhall Victor. When seeing the side profile then I can see some similarities to the Opel Rekord C. But of course front end and rear end is looking very different. From what I read it seems like Vauxhall didn't use the Opel Rekord platform before the FE series which shared the platform on the Opel Rekord E. So it makes me wonder about the FD if it was really something unique and just only looking like it.

Always liked the shape of the FD Victor, one of my old gaffers had an estate one years ago! I knew the Escort came out in '68 👌 good vid mate 👍

The year Jim Clark died, Graham Hill won the world championship, 2001 a Space Odyssey appeared at the cinema and The Beatles released The White Album.

The year before I was born!! My mum always told me as a kid that the sale of London Bridge was meant to be Tower Bridge - but I think it was just a popular rumour and my mum, bless her, bought in to it 🤣

So many beautiful cars!! I cannot wait to visit UK in the future and take part of a 75/ZT enthusiast event. I absolutely agree of the winning Primrose 75. One of my definitive favorite colors on a 75 along with Dorchester and Old English White. Thank you for sharing 👌

Very interesting story about this very special MG ZT-T

Interesting video. Always like to hear about this car!

An awesome piece of MG Rover history, great video mate 👍

Amazing spot Glyn - surely it belongs at Gaydon?

Pleased you caught it sooner rather than later mate! A task and a half but at least it's all done, and like you say best to do it all in one go! Almost looks as good underneath as it does on top 👌 bit of Kylie thrown in there too 👍

I am also in the opinion if it needs to get replaced then do it. The costs when you wait too long can be much worse - of like you mentioned it could have become as bad to destroy the car. And like as we're calling cars in Germany simply Auto ... so it begins with Ahhhh and ends with Ohhhh ... so you want to scream and run away, haha. But well, I am also feeling with you about when suddenly there is much more to get fixed than expected. I had my X-Type in last week at the repair shop for an inspection to check what needs to get done aside of the alternator that I already knew that it is mostlikely broken. In next week I'll get the first stuff fixed which costs already more than expected but I'll just let it done in two steps so the last stuff will get fixed in July. Because the bill was ohhhh so much higher than expected because aside the expensive alternator which also caused a lot of time to check the electrical system because there was a weird modification on the alernator and they didn't know if it is on purpose or someone didn't know what he/she/it was doing. Luckily it is the last option. But it were extra costs that I wanted to avoid. On Wednesday and Tuesday they're going to fix the first big step. So alternator and water pump needs to get replaced - luckily the Ford Mondeo parts will work for it - they checked for the Jaguar box but it costs twice as much instead of the OEM alternator and waterpump. One belt also needs to get replaced. The other one is fine. Then they need to fix a little part of the braking hose and one dust shield of the brakes on the rear axle. This costs me already quite a lot - there will be of course also a service done to get the engine oil and brake fluid replaced. So you can imagine it won't be cheap - but this stuff won't be broken in the next few years. So it's done and it should be done. Then also the engine breather hose needs to get replaced but that's something I am doing by myself because there's nothing you can do wrong. A few chips on the underbody should get done - nothing too series. But it could just rust in winter. I am going to get this done before winter. Overall they are very satisfied about the condition. Such great looking sills, etc. No rust on the typical places. So at least about this I am knowing the last owner did still care. About the engine bay it is looking like it was only getting maintainanced until 5 years ago. But well, story doesn't end yet for my X-Type ... on Wednesday the hand break did stop working. And on Friday the co-passenger front door lock did stop working (at least it's keeping the door unlocked so it is easier to get it done. So for the June and July I'll shout "ouch" when looking at the balance of my account. But whenever I am sitting in the Jag and starting the engine then I am getting a happy face. And I'm knowing from the repair shop that the car is overall in a great condition. So I can feel with you ... suddenly there's more that needs to get fixed but better it's done and then you can enjoy your car again.

a trustworthy garage is worth it's weight in gold. glad it's all good now

The Zodiac is really a dream of car especially in this two tone paint. The seats are also looking as comfy as it sounds like they really are. The Holden Monaro beside of the lovely Jaguar XJ, yummie! The Opel Insignia is looking hot. I can remember it was also produced as an OPC model with some design elements on the front bumpers which made them look to me like sabertooths, hehe. What is the blue car at 6:09, also really a beautiful car. I didn't expect to see a Heinkel bubblecar over there.

Zodiac looked new! I agree, the truck for £16k was well worth it. Great work Glyn

The Zodiac is an ultra clean thing mate, spied a little Nova in there too! The old 304 is a rarity, can't remember the last time I seen one!! Great vid 👍

Love seeing all those classics in the sunshine 😎

It's always amazing when being the first time on a show you don't know especially when it is looking with such a great variety like this here. The owner at the first car can be also very proud. Totally loving the colour. The camper van is really beautiful. Loving the two-tone paint. I've never seen a Commer before. Dennis is also an unknown brand to me. But I can remember to have seen once a Dennis fire truck in one of these Bentley Girl parodies. Interesting, I've never seen an MG Midget with the "rubber lips". I am only remembering this on the MGB. But the Midget is also less popular here compared to the MGB. Lovely 309! And I have noticed on the videos from the last show that I've seen a 309 as well and totally forgot to film the front. Nowadays so super rare and I only filmed the rear end, grrr. The blue metallic paint on the Peugeot is really looking great - I am loving blue metallic which makes me also very happy about my Jag. Oh wow, the Peugeot 309 is looking really very nice like new ... the low mileage on the speedometer is definately matching with the condition. I also like the blue Ford Sierra at 8:29 - although I like the previous series more in terms of the design but these also have vanished a lot. 5 years ago I was still seeing a few of them in daily traffic but nowadays no more. Oh and then there comes one of the previous series ... even a Cosworth, very nice very nice! The Jaguar XJ before was also very nice. Very elegant car. Silver suits the car very well. The Audi is a Quattro (Type 85). I can notice it by the wider fenders and also the 5 hubnuts on the rims. The Coupé (Type 81) with the Fwd only had four hubnuts per wheel. Beautiful Vauxhall Victor estate. Looking so different compared with the Opel Rekord D estate. Looking sporty especially in yellow. Assuming the Skyline is a Japan import when seeing the small license plate at the rear end. Oh at the end a Nissan Bluebird ... one of these rare survivors, amazing!

Great vid mate, that 309 is unbelievable!! 😮 The Commer is nicely presented, quite rare now too! Gotta love a Quattro 😍 looking forward to part 2 👍

Looks a great show - so nice the 3 door 309 hasn't been turned into a rally car / GTI lookalike. The white Viva HB - think it was the same year as my mum's so that was a personal favourite. Look forward to part 2

Hello, lovely car, do you know where I could find those black "75" Rover logo badges? Kind Regards alex

Best cars there never shown on film rothmans escort and the heat for hire hsr chevette 👎

Wow, what a nice variety of cars. And this is just only the teaser. If I'd be on that show I guess it will turn out to be a series of at least 10 parts of approx. 15 minutes because I couldn't just another than filming all of these beauties. Ah, I am remembering the orange Ford Popular from last year. The blue metallic paint of the Ford Escort RS Cosworth is looking so amazing. Loving that colour. When seeing the Ford Cougar in the New Edge design then it reminds me about the last show I visited a week ago in Hattersheim. There was also one and it is ages ago when I've seen the last one. When it was new I didn't like it too much - the Ford Probe was looking better for sure. But nowadays it is so rare that it is great again. But also I noticed that it is ages ago when I've seen the last Ford Probe. So much great cars ... can't mention all of them. Looking forward to see the rest.

Looks a good one mate 👌 I didn't get to this one, spotted my mate's Bluebird in the background 👍 rally cars 😍😍

Looks fantastic Glyn 👍👍