I am restoring the MGA coupe SKW888 in this video.

I am old enough to remember the cars when they were first lunch on are roads a grate bit of film

Growing up near Monmouth in the late 60's, the forest of Dean and the forests of Wales provided a wealth of free motorsport spectating opportunities. Tour of Dean, The Welsh Rally and the RAC were followed from one special stage to another, just as soon as I had a licence and car of my own. Often my enthusiasm, with a couple of mates with me, we would find ourselves miles from home the following dawn, perhaps up in the Radnor forest. Happy days!

I was out watching this I recall that Gold Cooper S with a black roof clearly as well. Fell in love with it!!! Anyone know who it was?

60s and 70s: Best times for motor racing!

Everything was so organized, incredible

Some serious vintage stuff right here

"Drivers for the top teams paid as much as a £100 a week" Blimey......yep that was a lot. I was earning £2 a week!! Some of those registration plates would be worth a small fortune now but back then there was no market in personal plates so nobody hung on to them.

Pleased to say, I was there.

0:48 I also find engine oil on the wiper blades gives extra speed.

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Fascinating! Love the soundtrack. And the traditional, well-spoken commentator. Oh how times have changed!

The sixties, those were the days. The amateur could inexpensively take part. Come the seventies it all went all mega-expensive professional. I did the RAC in 1969, then flew the UK coop in 1970. Sad to give up motor sport, but sometimes you have to plough under. One hundred pounds a week ... Give me a break. By the mid 1980s I was pulling down a million dollars a year in Japan. Shove it up your donkey, YUCK.

What?,driver's,didn't,wear,helmet,in,64,??

nice suit !