A trip to THE County for Old Cars. Welcome to Warwickshire and Gaydon!

Join me today as I take "Mia" my 2008 Mark 3 Mazda (Miata) MX5 to look at a selection of my favourite cars in the British Motor Museum at Gaydon where I share at least three contentious opinions on some Triumphs. Let me know if you like my selection. Plus a brief look at the Vauxhall Heritage Collection and The Jaguar collection where I meet the E type that took Norman Dewis from Coventry to Geneva just in time for curtain up!

[@Steeve9292]

An excellent video, thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks for taking us along. What a splendid collection.

[@seanhumfrey]

Thanks so much Steve. I am so glad liked it.

[@promerops]

An interesting and very enjoyable video, Sean. Thank you for taking us along!

[@seanhumfrey]

Thanks Colin. So glad you enjoyed this.

[@johnmcfarland9630]

We did an EAPC coach trip to Gaydon a few years ago. Great day out and so much to see, a must for any British car buff.

[@seanhumfrey]

It is such a great place for a group visit, excellent restaurant and good access for anyone with mobility problems. Really impressive volunteers and staff too.

[@johnmcfarland9630]

@@seanhumfrey yes we had lunch in the restaurant and very good it was too.

[@roatavator]

Great video Sean. I’d have chickened out of taking the Herald on that trip. Mind you I think I’d have gone one further than you and gone in an air conditioned modern!

[@seanhumfrey]

Thanks Peter. I am glad you liked it. The truth is that I don't own a modern air-conditioned car! But if it is open top motoring you want, I am your man 🤣

[@roatavator]

@@seanhumfrey I love the new experience (for me) of open top motoring, so long as my bald spot is suitably protected from the sun… But I’d draw the line on open top M6/A14!

[@seanhumfrey]

Yes, you are right. Sitting in traffic with direct sun is best done with a hat.