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У меня такой же, но с левым рулём!!!

Very beautiful Jaguar S type!😎👍👏💪

Seen much worse than that. Definitely fixable.

My uncle had one, same colour too. It was big, especially when you were only around 8 in the late 60's. It was a cool car❤

Any place to get it's spare parts? I'm in India.

We have the same 1957 Vanguard in grey. It's not as good as this but okay. In India.

26 5 24, Part of The GM Symphony ! Anyone know if there's a book describing all of GM's IC Engines please ? Their Crankshaft Balancing Apparatus is facinating too. Info on equivalent Ford & Chrysler bumff appreciated too ! Happy Motoring All ! Peter.

Love my laser it still goes strong 💖💯

The auto transmission in the Viscount was Powerglide a tough transmission but already obsolete in tue USA. Withbonly a two speed ratio depending on the torque converter which was okay behind a small block 283: Chevy V8 but ....

Lovely car 👍👍

Nice car shame it wasn’t in the uk

Looks solid.

Ya no ya la gente qué locuras hacer de formar un carro totalmente original

What si that The Marquis is 😐😐😐😐😶😶😶😶🤨🤨🤨🤨

that's so cool

love the sewing machine sound the engine makes. i also remember how the starter makes this winding down sound as soon as the engine catches.

What type of chassis's. I got one with 350 motor and transmission. Question do I have to change Coral springs for. Heavier motor

Nice little truck

I like the style of the FB. It seems they were available from quite basic to quite posh (VX 4/90).

how about the austin at 4:09

hi ive got one but cant find chassis number on the frame , any ideas

Very nice. Could be improved.

There's hardly any difference I can see beween this model and the early 50's Anglia / Prefect. Thanks a lot for the video.

Wow ! Just look at all those cars stacked up in the background. They look to be mainly British. Where is this place ?

I drove a Thames Trader in the 60s. They were heavy to drive as there was no power steering. You had to have arms like Garth. I drove a tipper carrying anything and everything. The firm I worked for bought old lorries and then worked them to death along with the drivers. The manager scrounged old oil from other wagon firms and we had to use it to fill the engine in the morning. The engines used over a gallon a day. That was the 60s and there were a lot of haulage firms in competition with each other. All I can say is that it was a job when jobs were hard to get.

Wow all those Vauxhall’s in the back ground

Lovely car to drive father had several

Is this little car still available

Nice car very nice car. I had one the same but was a light grey color and had 13" wheels, bad for those big buses, I ended up putting 14" wheels on off a 6/110 Wolseley. Have you a A90 or 105 for sale?

Looks like a landcrab thats eaten all the pies.

Fine example of a Supersnipe love it 👍👌

Hi is this for sale ? How much if so

Nice cars but boy did they rot, and it’s easy to see why. Plenty of rust traps behind the wings.

Beautiful Austin A110 Westminster. Love the design, love the engine, too. Very sweet. I hope both of these examples are to be saved.

My Father had one of these, an automatic in green and white while I had a gray overdrive 1959 estate. The back bearer was prone to failing and mine had aready done before it was given to me. It was repaired with two peices of Dexion (SP) fixed to each sill and a scaffolding pole accross holding the back of the gearbox in position. It worked well though and lasted for three European trips to France, Spain and southern Spain and Portugal before a chunk came adrift from third in 1972 and that was that.

Yo era dueño de un Standart 10 ´56. Tenía muchos adelantos tecnicos. Hoy estoy buscando uno para intentar recuperarlo. Saludos desde Argentina.

I'd be happy with that considering the age.

First time I've seen inside one since 1958, when my Auntie and uncle took my parents and I on holiday around Devon.

Some cars should not be on the road. This is not one of them lovely old car.

Something strange and Cresta ish about this car . I believe its a Cresta dressed up to look llke a Viscount . Dashboard switch cluster is missing , seats are from a Cresta .

This car was either very well undersealed or didn't live where there's salty roads in winter..

Great cars, spacious and comfortable. But once the rot sets in look out.

Is it for sale

what is the year model of this v50 sir?

It would be so much better if you held your phone horizontally.

'Promosm'

New Zealand is the home interesting old British cars. Great to see it here and apparently still road registered! Regards from Australia.

Is this a New Zealand Cortina

had A35 great little car great motor when the front shocks were bad she could be a hand fill on the open road

shes in good nick , need to get that Vinyl off the roof