HubNut Social at the Lakeland Motor Museum, 14th April 2019

Our second HubNut Social was a huge success. Here's some footage of the day itself, a look around the museum and even a sneaky test drive in a Rover Sterling!
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[@BarryAllenMagic]

"Obviously there are some Ferrari's about........but look at this K10 Micra"! CLASSIC HUBNUT QUOTE and why we ADORE this channel. 😍

[@torresalex]

Ditto.

[@rollingtroll]

So. Is someone going to collect them?

[@northdevonwildlifewithandy788]

Me too. Funny as.

[@mrjsv4935]

My mom had 1990 K10 Micra with 1,0 engine and I drove it sometimes as well so the Micra is much more familiar to me than any Ferrari :D Had later a 2001 K11 Micra myself. Similar Micra shows up in the background of this video :)

[@andrewscott1253]

That's why I hit subscribe, I love his passion for once every day vehicles. He sees in cars what I see.

[@RoyCousins]

The blue TVR is the oldest in existence, the second of three specials built by Trevor Wilkinson around 1950.

[@robbiecox]

I went to see Elton John live in 1973, and he had WIPERS ON HIS GLASSES! Beat that all you car makers.

[@CherylCold]

He doesn't stop about wipers.... definitely a wiper fetish.

[@garynew9637]

But are they pantograph?

[@yamyamrob4130]

that orange fiat really floated my boat but then so did that 80s alfa - great collection turned out

[@matthewoconnell1984]

The Tri van at 6:52 used to be mine. I auctioned it and Lakeland bought it.

[@bubbs2010]

Who needs Hollywood movies when you can watch Hubnut social meets. Fantastic cars, Real people. Keep up the great vids :) :)

[@EdgyNumber1]

That green Volvo was so beautiful and with the interior being so clean it looked just so modern for its time. Great stuff. 👍

[@jaggass]

Shaun has done a great job on the Favorit.

[@bentullett6068]

Great location for the social, plus a great selection of cars that turned up.

[@klwthe3rd]

Awesome tour of the museum Hubnut! Sorry the Invacar couldn't be more accessible. 😔. But jolly good to see the SKoda again looking very smart. My favorites have to be the Rover 800 Sterling and the red Xj40 saloon. Parked next to each other looking awesomely British! Great great time.

[@DarrenVelSatis]

lol @ 37:46 and probably the best video ever, if only the BBC could make stuff like this

[@sefikempowermentcoachvilla7843]

Well done Ian you deserve all the success and following . The 131 and Monza along with the sd1 vitesse awesome to see 👍👍👍

[@markwhitehead1658]

Hub Nut you are making my TV redundant 👍 It's great to finally be able to watch a video featuring the type of cars I like .thanks ☺

[@HubNut]

I'm finding the same to be honest. Loads of great content on KZbin.

[@BlueXonar]

That Rover 800 Sterling interior is delightfully retro-cool, I love it!

[@thecoppermineslakescottage7159]

Fantastic, glad you enjoyed your time with us.

[@HubNut]

Thank you. My next video contains a merry tour of the cottage.

[@Flair4Air]

That FS1E Yamaha that was in the museum bought back some memories.

[@nico.c97]

" Well that´s appalling service " C´mon! give him a break! He has to stand there all day!

[@Andy-pu2iv]

I worked a summer there a couple of years ago. Me and Gregor would while away the hours in his cafe over a cup of his famous espresso. He once told me that he didn't really like the clientele so would often just ignore them. He was a bit odd, anyway, nice to see him again.

[@torresalex]

I am constantly flabbergasted by your automotive knowledge. My friends think I'm a bit of a nerd because I can recognise lots of classic cars, but I pale in comparison! You can distinguish cars by wiper blades and hub caps! It's nuts!

[@HubNut]

It's what you get when you spend your childhood devouring classic car magazines, reference books and dealer brochures. I was not a normal child...

[@EdFrankes]

George!! Sorry, i love cats. Aside from that, i love cars. What a feast for the the eyes that HubNut Social was. Talking about smoked rear lights and poverty spec, my dad had a '87 Opel Senator 2.0i ones. It had a 4 speed manual, manual yet tinted windows, cloth interior, power locks, power steering and front fog-lights. It was white with bleu interior. I've never seen a poverty spec Senator before or after that one.We loved that car to bits, though. Thouroughly cleaned the interior back to almost new condition, and we buffed the outside too. Shortky after, my dad traded it in for a younger Senator of the latest model, a 2.6i automatic with loads of goodies. Just no leather or aircon. Many years later, when my dad bought his BMW E39 535i, the Senator 2.6i was passed on to me. Also a lovely car when you apriciate comfort and long distance, high speed cruising. Oh, seems like i'm rambling now, sorry for that! I could go on and on about HubNutty cars, i've had a lot of those...

[@martiniv8924]

Brought a tear to my eye ! , the Fiat 131 Mirafiori sport in signal orange , another one of my oddball cars from the 80’s .. most of the construction road signs that disappeared off the M42 went into making inner sills and floor sections on that car, I’m sure if it’s still around, scrape the under seal off and it will say “Mud on the Road !” 😎 Nice Vid as usual 👍🏻

[@markhood6654]

i love how hubnuts like "an aston martin thingy" then gets excited over the reliant convertable, never change hubnut

[@Duranie9]

Great video...cars from before my time, my childhood, youth, and twenties. My dad used to restore Jaguars in the 60s, he had some beautiful cars: Triumph Spitfire White, Hillman Minx soft Grey, Volvo P1800 Cherry Red, Triumph Vitesse Yellow, MG Miget Teal Blue chrome bumpers 1973, MG B Black Bumpers colour BRG, MG B GT Saffron Yellow chrome, MGB GT V8 Purple. 2 and 3 litre Ford Capri' S models. He bought me a Hillman Californian in green for my first car back in 1976 I loved the lines of that little car. These a just a few over the decades I have fond memories. of. I was a lucky girl to ride in and drive some of these cars.

[@poppyneese1811]

Volvo Estate, worked in high school at a local small Volvo dealer, fell in love with these cars, my job was cleaning the new and used cars up. It seemed to me these beautiful old Volvo’s were always owned by professors and teachers, so to my mind even today I see a Volvo I think well educated driver. We also sold Datsun’s, Fiats and Toyota’s. Loved the Fiat Spyder’s, but it seemed every time we washed one to get it out of the wash bay we had to call a mechanic in.

[@LancashireBob]

Ooooh that 131 such a brilliant car. Brings back memories of mine. Eventually failed the mot dismally. And the Opal Monza. I owned the Vauxhall Royale version with a 2.8 Straight Six. Great video. Nice to relive my youth owned quite a few of the cars there. All happy memories

[@lesrogers7310]

I also had 131 but only the1600 version. Amongst many previous cars I also had a Royale 2.8 and a Monza 3.0 GSE (my favourite car by some margin).

[@LancashireBob]

@@lesrogers7310 My Royale was a fantastic car. Loved the look it was a light metallic blue with dark blue interior. T registration so 1979.?.The fiat was amazingly reliable bulletproof engine. But the underside just dissolved to the point that you could push your fingers through it. Always fancied a monza. Did yours have the Digital Dashboard. Posh in those days

[@lesrogers7310]

bobs5050 Yes it did and very problematic it was too. I ended up changing the entire instrument cluster, which did at least solve the problem. I may be wrong but I think all of the GSE variants had the digi-dash. My Royale was gold with an almost gold-coloured (beige??) interior. Did your Royale suffer any issues with that hideous Solex 4A1 carburettor ? I converted mine to a twin-choke Weber setup which was a lot of work.

[@LancashireBob]

@@lesrogers7310 I was most impressed to see a digital dash in those days. Not that many around. I think astra gte had one. And the Maestro. Those Monzas certainly looked the business though. That rear end was very stylish.

[@lesrogers7310]

bob505, spot on buddy. The Astra GTE did indeed have the digi-dash, I know this as I had a friend who had one of those back in the day.

[@graemew7001]

That place looks as much fun outside as it is inside for the petrolhead. The Auto "insert swear word here" 's caravan was amazing, I remember holidaying in things like that in the 70's and 80's , they also had psychadelic carpets! . 😂 Thanks for another entertaining video Ian

[@jaggass]

I remember my dad's friends P reg. Rover 825 Sterling. Leather interior and walnut wood. Nice car

[@gosportjamie]

The blue Manta is an end-of-the-line GT/E Exclusive. The Exclusive models, by then just down to being based on the basic GT and top-line GT/E, got the Irmascher twin-headlight conversion and the headlight wash/wipe deleted, a few other Irmscher bits like leather-rim steering wheels and larger rear spoiler, metallic paint as standard and different interior trim and upholstery so none of the GM/Recaro seat plaid trim that was so famous during the '80s and which looked so much like the cloth used for baseball caps from a certain well-known company that were so popular with boy-racers in the '90s. The GT/E also got its alloy wheels painted in anthracite paint rather than the standard bare alloy/silver or white if you ordered one in white. The GT made do with its standard steel wheels, though I think they were also painted a darker grey than was standard on the pre-Exclusive cars. Unfortunately the late Mantas were noticeably less well-built than earlier cars so rust and careless owners have made them properly rare today. This car also proves that the Manta did outlive the Capri, just, with the last being E-reg, though apparently a few hung around in dealers long enough to get F-plates, whereas the last of the Capris were D-reg with some stragglers getting E-plates...

[@saddoncarrs6963]

I was one of those careless owners. I bought a new GTE coupe in 84 and badly pranged it in 86. Totally my fault. In 1984 I seem to remember there were two specifications - GTE and lower spec Berlinetta. The body styles available were hatchback and coupe. I think the Irmscher was marketed a year or two later.

[@gosportjamie]

@@saddoncarrs6963 I think in '84 they had the GT/E, the Berlinetta and a lower-spec model that had steel wheels and the A-frame head rests, the car that became the GT but I can't remember what it was called then. I thought the i200 was introduced in '84 but I could be wrong, in any case it was a limited edition so there weren't many of them. Irmscher was Vauxhall/Opel's semi-in house tuning company, rather like AMG for Mercedes-Benz, they made parts from body up-grades like the twin-headlight kits right up to special engines and gearboxes for some models, like the 3.6 litre, 24v engine for the Senator and Monza before Vauxhall/Opel had the factory 3.0 24v in the next-generation egg crate grille Senator...

[@MaxMountainWorld]

Smashing Vid.... Reminds me when I first went round the museum in Martigny, Switzerland and made myself aware that most of the cars there are RHD and certainly the really older ones.

[@mogmason6920]

I went to this place last year! All I needed to see was the GORGEOUS Rover SD1 Vitesse parked outside and I knew i would like the place!

[@ac1818]

You definitely need to come down south for the next HubNut social!

[@HubNut]

Yes, it needs to happen.

[@101jumpit]

Hi Ian.Hi George.Congratulations once again on a fantastic turnout.Hubnut goes from, "Strength to Strength". :)

[@gosportjamie]

Unlike Peugeot, who, after the high days of the 205, 306 and 406, go from ugly, bloated, stodgy barge to ugly, bloated stodgy barge driven by people who have absolutely no idea how to drive...

[@Bevoin1970]

Awesome video Ian, so nice to see such a collection of random classic motors. For me seeing the Renault 16 TL at 26:26 - Not seen such a car in real life since I passed my driving test in one back in 79. I definitely have a soft spot for them. I also fell in love with the Orange Fiat. Stunning!! - Excellent video!!

[@TheAllyMor]

I thoroughly enjoyed sharing your day out at the museum. I liked the poverty metro comments. First car I drove was an orange A reg Metro City. I used to dream of having features such as a passenger door mirror and a rear wash wipe. Luxury!! Oh and that Fiat was lush. My Dad got a 132 1600 back in the day. Not a patch on that 131... Though there were rust 'patches' on it within 6 weeks!!!

[@bletheringfool]

I loved your comments about children and the Delorean. In the Ulster folk and Transport Museum they had one on display for years. As a kid we could get inside. After the company collapsed my dad took me down to the factory and there was a sea of unsold cars! Now I actually live about 5mins down the road. It is now a Montupet (Components) factory

[@markpitt5248]

The Skoda Favorit looks lovely! Glad its gone to a good home.

[@johnsuffill6520]

This episode brought back a few memories from my childhood. The only time I've seen an Amphicar in the flesh was at the age of 6 or 7 when we were holidaying in the Lake District. As we were walking through some town (might have been Coniston), this funny looking red car went past us, and as I looked back at it, saw that it had a pair of propellers! Have loved those cars ever since. Later, my dad drove a Consul Classic, a huge car by British standards at the time (or was that because I was still small) but unfortunately one that I was far too young to drive. A few years later when I was old enough to drive my dads Mk2 Cortina (on its last legs, top speed about 60 if you didn't mind the noise), the bloke in the garage opposite had an immaculate red Consul Capri. Have also loved those cars ever since. One thing I still can't understand. When my dad owned crappy old bangers like a 1950's Ford Popular or the Classic, we'd go across country or to Scotland for our summer holidays (we live in Yorkshire), but when he started buying far better and newer cars, we just went a few miles up the coast!

[@ginggur17]

We loved this place last October. You will too.

[@jazzhands7771]

Great video, Ian. Was thrilled to see the 74 Allegro looking splendid in the museum, plus a car built in my own fair city...the DeLorean. Hope to get over to Britain for one of your future socials, soon. Thanks for the videos! And hello to George. (More George, please). Chris

[@Xaid0nTT]

Thanks for organising the meet up. I was the one in the slightly more modern laguna. Might have been modern compared to the rest, but given its issues, it managed 1600 miles in total in 4 days. Beaulieu motor museum might be a good shout for the next meet up.

[@deathcrashtest64]

I couldnt take my eye off that green Porsche, but then again it's bright green and has a massive wing.

[@HowardLeVert]

Magnificent... just, magnificent! A very late 16TL, an FB Victor, a Cortina GXL Auto to name but a few... a P5 in the colour of chocolate blancmange... automotive joy :) And after the day I had a work, a great way to unwind.

[@12uniflew]

Amazing video as always, truly enjoy watching these and hearing your imputs and opinions, you'd make a great host for Top Gear lol keep up the awesome work i love seeing these videos and classic cars and soon to be classics, Pete C did an awesome 1980's video of him and his mates messing about in cars with old tunes he seems like quite a sound bloke.

[@johnj3577]

In 1985 ish, the older brother of my best mate at school had a Mirafiori. He was officially the coolest bloke in the village and he used to take us out for a blast now and again. I always thought that one day I'd get one. Never did though. Damn.

[@deviantrider9309]

That 800 sterling brings back memories you could have demonstrated the electric back seats lol , Served my apprenticeship working on those you should have slipped it into S & pressed the s4 button bury the loud pedal & the box doesn't change from 3rd to 4th till 103 mph had some fun road testing those haha Loving that 7 series turbo estate nothing used to say stealth wealth quite like one of those

[@garryfoster4111]

Great upload really enjoyed your tour cheers

[@eddiecross689]

i live about 20 minutes from here, love it

[@robsterbob580]

That Fiat Miafiori in orange is a rare sight! They rusted away. When I worked at a scrapyard in the late 80s, I remember a Fiat just like that one, it was so rusty that when a chain was put through the door openings to lift it by the roof, (same way all cars were craned and moved round the yard,) as the crane started to lift the car up, it completely collapsed as the windscreen pillars just snapped, due to rust! It looked like a broken Matchbox toy!

[@rydermike33]

What a splendifferous HubNut Social. Thanks for sharing Ian. A wonderful selection of terrific cars and a lovely location. (Nice to see George in his starring role as well.) Thanks again.

[@robertbransby]

Really enjoyed that tour and absolutely loved that Orange fiat 131. Reminded me of my dad's old white one back in the early 80s, great car other than it turning into the flintstones car within a year

[@HubNut]

I'm lucky. George just shouts.

[@IOWPCV]

So many nice cars ! love the sterling ,P5 also & Monza ! On a side note i spent an evening trawling classifieds for a renault 16 a while ago but not bought one as yet ...Great museum too😎

[@frazzleface753]

That Volvo is absolutely stunning.

[@vikingraiders4138]

Definitely

[@peterbarker6249]

@@vikingraiders4138 too good to use though .

[@zedman442]

That computer in the Rover sterling topped it off for me. So retro.

[@garrymartin6474]

Lovely to see the 131 Mirafiori, used to have one of those. Mine fell to bits however but thats still better than a colleagues mum, whose Mirafiori caught fire driving through Norwich City Centre in the rush hour.

[@northdevonwildlifewithandy788]

So nice to see the Volvo 145. Had one for many years. Loved it.

[@ANDREW-oy2vh]

It was a good day Ian ,excellent video.

[@homiepug189]

Ian, watching this is like a flashback of stuff ive either drove or owned ,brilliant

[@richmpiblue5220]

Loving that Standard Swallow at 13:09!

[@vwcoco]

Thanks for sharing the video Hubnut , loved all the cars tbh

[@richmpiblue5220]

Nice RIley at 34:28. My Dads got a Riley RMF 2.5 litre. He rebuilt it from 80s onwards. Was featured in many magazines over the years.

[@CauliflowerMcPugg]

What a great day ! I envy all who went. NZ is a bit far to drive from. Thanks for showing us so much of the day 👍 Loved it

[@woodchipnz]

Well that's 2 people that would do an NZ meet-up.

[@HubNut]

Later this year maybe...

[@CauliflowerMcPugg]

@@woodchipnz Sure would 👍

[@leotoczyski7930]

Great video. I learnt to drive in a Nissan Micra just like the red one on the video. Lots of great cars at the event, specially the rover 825 sterling. 😁 Hope you can come to the Brecon classic car show in August. Lot's of Hubnutty cars usually there. 👍

[@maxgreece1]

As others mentioned the "of course there are Ferraris about but look at this K10 Micra," line just collapsed me into a puddle of laughter. Love this channel!!

[@stephentudor2128]

Last time I was in the museum they had 2 lotus esprit,s from the bond movies . The submarine one and the red one with the ski rack on the back . Happy days

[@Banglish123]

That Metro was Bully's special prize

[@chrisbradley1192]

When I first came to Canada 26 years ago I didn't have a job so picked up any work I could for a while. One of those jobs was driving a taxi and one of the fleet vehicles was a big old Cadillac (like your friend Eddie's) which had been converted to propane. You didn't steer that thing, you aimed it and hoped for the best. Nice to see an intact Mirafiori Sport. I have many happy memories of the time in mine (a black one) which I drove in the 80's before the inevitable happened.

[@garynew9637]

One of your best Ian.

[@Wildmutationblu]

This is just like an episode of "Shed & Buried", starring your good friend Henry Cole!

[@garynew9637]

That capri was gorgeous.

[@glennbelldc1651]

@ 1628 the Argonaut headlamp is actually the horn, the head lamp is forward and down near the bottom of windscreen. they are kerosene lamps. the horn is operated by pushing down on the button on top.

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

What a video that was Ian,some nice classic cars on here,im a bit of a mini fan and this did not disappoint,although I liked all of them,car park was quite full.and the Rover Sterling was a nice car with all the toys inside.

[@fergalgallagher6987]

Great video loved seeing classic cars

[@chrisdowns1987]

Proper ambition of mine us to somehow get hold of a Delorean. Yes I know they're crap but absolutely love them. Saw the owners club lapping Donnington years ago, stunning. Just on looks alone they push every button for me! 😁

[@mattw8332]

Wow, what a great collection! I love the Volvo 145 with that facelifted front end looking like a later Daf model. Interesting to note the flush door handles that carry over to the 200 series. Oh that red Rover Sterling!! 😍 And the orange Fiat 131😍. I also follow the chap with the Bluebird on Flickr.

[@littlejohnny47]

Thanks for the tour through the parking lot. Here in the US we have none of that variety of makes and models you have across the pond! Have seen more Tesla’s here than even fairly common MG’s or Triumph’s sports cars. Never see a 2CV or DS. TVR’s never. Austin’s, Humber, Rovers, etc. just none around in America. I was lucky to work for British Leyland, Renault, and Fiat as a young man but I haven’t seem an R5 or R16 since the 1970’s! You are all quite lucky to have such interesting vehicles around you on an almost daily basis! I’m envious!

[@HubNut]

Yes, but you have V8s. So many V8s!

[@dblissmn]

One place I've lived in the US since I moved over here has an interesting US equivalent to that Land Rover firefighting vehicle, specifically for bush-fire and forest-fire fighting -- a purpose-built HumVee fire truck. Every time there's a fire call, it seems there's a mad rush of all the volunteer firefighters to the station just to be the ones who get to drive the HumVee rather than one of the larger ladder or tanker trucks.

[@Lasercapri]

Enjoyed that little video and well done for being nice to us ford owners 👍

[@michaeldavidson4510]

Great video, fantastic to see these old cars still on the road. 👍

[@gosportjamie]

You also had the two versions of the first-generation Rover 800 at the gathering. Your car and the red Sterling you sat in have the big bumpers fitted to later cars, and the silver SLi or Sterling in the museum that has the early, small bumpers...

[@skodakatie7341]

Very enjoyable video, lots of lovely classic cars, great to see the gorgeous Favorit looking very nice !!.

[@kevinsmith6269]

Great video as always Ian, I think your crazy gimbles a much loved part of HubNut now :) Loved the museum tour and the Peugeot 309 GTi Goodwood, what happened to special editions, they were so much more fun than "option packs" Love the K10 Micra too :)

[@dandare2586]

36:00 I realised when I visited that museum my childhood holidays in Wales were spent in a glorified shed :) great video :)

[@Andy-pu2iv]

Nice one Ian. When you got to the DeLorean and said "this must be a nightmare of a car to have in a museum, because any fingerprints..." Yes. I mentioned that I worked there for a season a couple of years ago. Well, I had to carry a damp cloth everywhere to remove fingerprints - the DeLorean was like a magnet for people wanting to run their hands over the brushed stainless....

[@chrislowe7287]

Great to meet you Ian, did get a few blank looks asking people if they were Hubnutters! DeLorean is a Wooler Hodec conversion, of of about 10, and maybe a dozen factory rhd. Sd1 is a twin plenum, you can tell from outside, but it involves lying on the floor to look for the fuel tank and pump guards. Most seem to have fancy reg numbers as they were registered to dealer principles I think, before being sold on. The 825 you test drove was also on an OE plate so may well be a factory car like my sd1. Great video, some great cars too, loved the Imp with it's Bluemel number plates and the Starlet. You're all welcome again, next event like that is in September, by which point I might have calmed down!

[@antiochiaadtaurum3786]

That 309gti looks the business, with the double driving lights

[@vampireechidna]

Really enjoyed the day here. It was great to speak to you hubnut sir. Which I'd of been directed to the correct parking, but took your advise and approached they nice cap for a discount voucher for the museum. I saw and spoke to an amazing couple who owned an 1100 rustic brown Allegro. Was a great day, thank you!

[@Nevakonaza.]

Those brown leather seats in the green volvo are beautiful,Liking the TVR in the showroom also. :)

[@BobEarnshawMoHo]

Love this museum, I've filmed there a couple of times, but never noticed those cars up in the roof! Great to hear your knowledge on these cars.

[@paulclarke7334]

Really glad we came, we'll definitely try to make it to another

[@rollingtroll]

Glad I'm not the only one going around watching 2cv's at car shows/museums, where a 2cv is not exactly the most rare thing you'll see. Reason they have the door open on the other side is that it won't stay open and is held by a stick :D. "Gorgeous little Imp". Yup. Game of Thrones has begun again. Alfa Romeo 156 is also hopeless when it comes to turning circle. It's actually ridiculous. I just adore the 16. One of the prettiest cars I know. So classy. 37:57: There's no excuse for landsail! I do like those hubcaps. Hi pretty kitty!

[@deltrotter9435]

hello hubnut just stumbled across your chanel can i say what a breth of fresh air its so nice to see all these old cars from my youth especially the micra as that is what i passed my driving test in and my dad had so many jems and bangers i can allways remeber him fixing something on them not like todays cars which have no soul yes they are more refined but they have no heart keep up the good work you are doing to make these vids 10/10 from me

[@phillscott5221]

Was a good day with a lot to see. The "lovely MK1 focus" developed a very unhappy wheel bearing on the way home!

[@HubNut]

Oh dear...

[@northof-62]

Ignoring all the fantastic motorbikes - oh well . I know where to visit now. Thank you for sharing.

[@recommendedforyou6235]

Great video Ian, lovely to see so many lovely cars and friends of the channel.

[@rachelbrown1978]

Such a wonderful selection of cars. And a fabulous turn out. Xx

[@christastic100]

Loving the Dolomite lots also the Peugeot 309 GTI

[@trackpack3899]

Very nice video!!!! 23:55 beautiful 131 Racing 2000TC!!!!!!!

[@ShaunMurray63]

Fantastic vid Ian and thanks for organising the meeting it was a great day.

[@tonycox5625]

Another great video Ian,bought back loads of memories of cars I've had,MGB GTs Escort Mk1,Capri etc ,and I banger raced a Sceptre back in the seventies,great car used to really shift. Good to see young George at the end as well. I'm not surprised he didn't like the cattery!😁😁

[@misterchippie]

A fantastic day, just a shame it got a little chilly later in the afternoon! Glad you enjoyed your time in our "Northern Paradise" of Cumbria - you are welcome back any time (but stay away from Windermere!)

[@HubNut]

Lesson learned there!

[@Garffey]

Cheers Ian....enjoyed that, was good to meet you, and always wanted to go to Lakeland and 'HubNut social' the perfect excuse! ....Thought I'd missed you walking around taking video then I see myself with my head buried under a bonnet! lol....Some lovely cars there, have to say my two favourites were the Scimitar GTC and the Mirafiori!