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Great video! Thanks from a new Alfa spider owner

Reminds me of a 3/4 sized DeTomaso Mangusta (which made sense at the end of the video, when you revealed the designer. The DeTomaso Pantera is my dream car. Well, one I could afford to keep running if it fell into my lap anyway) with a more modern front. Very nice car. Must get plenty of fascinated onlookers, and a fair share of questions. Congratulations on sticking with the car build. You have done more than most with your life.

I remember these cars with great affection. My older brother had one and he loved it even though it gave trouble from time to time mostly with the dynastart. Great to see there are a few that have survived. I note with particular interest the registration of your car.

Thge odometer turns over at 100k right?

Still smiling when i think about the years driving around in my MK3 GTI..should have never sold it 😢 but at the time it seemed the best idea 😂

I didn’t know they had regen braking back them. I’m impressed! Great show. Thanks for sharing.

Sooo in a way Jaguar gave the p1800 some extra space for exposure Well done Jaguar 💪 the Volvo absolutely deserved it👍

Bravissimi

Is he the very known naval architect ?

I absolutely love these cars. I wish someone would build something similar today. I believe Ford tried with the T bird but it didn’t sell well. Probably because it was over priced and didn’t offer a standard transmission.

where is the video of makeover?

I absolutely love the sound of it chugging down the road.

I SO want one of these !! A lottery win for me would have me having a business building 1900s electric cars. ❤️ Why tf would you drive a golf cart if you could drive one of these?!🤔🙂

You cant trust These V12 the drop valve seats ad tend to burn down!

I'd love to have one!

Spending your money on such a beautiful car, is NOT a waste of your money. You let it live on. Something a Yenghi would never do, they would either run it down, or put it in a museum, and let it die of frustration. You are so fortunate to have such a MAGNIFICENT car, streets ahead of a TA. 💙🤍❤ And real Marachel lights, perfection.

Was it to be put against the BMW E3 saloon car ?

It IS a joy to drive.Install Datsun rear half-shafts......no worries ! I wish I still had mine 😢

My bist ,,car?,,vww

the last triumph BUILT RIGHT

Coal fired to make the steam? Kinda like the EVs of today, using coal fired power plants to generate the electricity to charge those huge batteries...

I have just purchased this exact car in Edinburgh. It's still in really good condition

Great car 👍 I currently own a Golf 4 GTI 20V T for the past 10 years and enjoy it very much.

It is not 900cc but 600cc, my first car and quite enjoyable indeed.😀

He was very impressed with the Citroen XM his last car.

My aunty pat Giles wife and Giles are now gone . They both smoked ,Giles kept saying the fans were miled but he is no longer with us. My father is ill in hospital so I'm taking my mother to see him thay live in Talbot Green I'll try and answer questions you want to know .I'm Nigel C Pace I live in Oxfordshire.

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I absolutely love how he's not afraid to open it up.

Put motorcycle individual throttlebodies on

I LOVE that you gave it the beans a little bit.

My dream car

Sadly soon all gas cars will be banned in EU and most states of the USA from 2027 on!!!!

does anyone by chance know if this shop or other in Italy make a 16v cylinder head for the sohc fiat block?Customising a head of a 1.6 16v bravo or even a custom made one from the ground up.

Был такой, даже в таком цвете, шустрый 👍

C est encore la maman qui va plus plaire que ça fille dommage parce que la nouvelle ne demande que sa d aller à la guerre des rally 🙏😑🤲🇫🇷👉☝️

Also known as "the bathtub". It was thought that this car also brought bad luck....🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤟🤘

That's a great example of the Viceroy- nice score! I'm based in Australia, and we had the very similar VB/VC models of the Holden Commodore (based on the Opel/Vauxhall), first issued in 1979. The Commodore quickly became Australia's best selling car, and it remained that way for around 20 years, when Ford just snuck ahead with the Falcon. The Commodore had a 3 litre six cyl engine in the standard model, and a 5 litre V8 in the top-end model (SLE). Originallly they had a four cylinder option too, but its performance was abysmal and it was soon quietly abandoned. In the early 2000's, Holden returned to 100% designing and building many of their models, including the Commodore. However, I always preferred the cars with the Vauxhall/Opel connection, if only at a visual level. Love those guys who run the Heritage Centre. No BS, just real passion for the cars- you can't beat it. Great video- keep up the good work, cheers.

This is the style that what I want, still looks classic with cool rim. The red color isn't too bright, i like it. Congrats bro !

7 years to go

Fabulous machine! As a child, I used to see some stretches of the Rally TAP (Rally Portjgal). The Alpine, the Lancias and the Fiat 124 Convertible were dominant. Note only here, but also in Monte Carlo, in Finland, etc. Acctually the 124 was raced by a famous nordic Pilot, usual winner of the competitions. A Friend of mine presently owns an Alpine -- winner of several Rallies, namely Monte Carlo. The car is driven from time to time -- not often because is worth a fortune. I believe that her provenance renders the vehicle particularly special. Thank you for this fantastic video -- at the outset, the tree-leaves on the ground impart an artístic, poetic touch to your production. Indeed, your Alpine is in the right hands .

The colour works very well, when you consider 90% restored P 1800 are in white due to the Saint series.

I had a brown one in 92. I was 26. Everyone else wanted a GTi.. Yeah bo***x.... Suspension as with most Triumphs of the era was rubbish. But the kerb appeal was significant. Proper Sweeney car. Made a profit on it too. Only car i've ever made money on.

My uncle died in one of these lil death traps . That lil car will take a man to family court .

electric is ideal for an old beetle. i would love to have one. i owned a heavily modified 63 beetle, it looked and sounded amazing, and had a good amount of power, but the maintenance on it sucked and i seized a motor which i spent so much on because the engine made so much power and heat (especially how i drove it) that the oil got so hot as it didn't have adequate cooling from the stock oil cooling system, which i believe was none, and it just burst out of the oil filter and seized up the motor. i was going too fast at the time to do anything about it. even tho i had a killer 4 tip flared exhaust and big cams which made it barely idle, and sounded so sweet, i would gladly trade it for the quiet power and reliability of an electric motor. only i would prefer a bit more range than this one has.

Really enjoyed watching your video, and the fondness you have for your GTI. I have just purchased a MK 4 GTI 8 Valve. It’s 23 years old but drives like a 5 year old car. Love it.

Прекрасный образец эпохи стимпанка.

My father drove a couple of 2.5PI's he kept his last one until about 1980 when it just needed constant work on it. Mum had a couple 2000's before going over to Rovers in the late 70's. Remember driving down to London in 1975 doing about 110mph (shock-horror back then motorways less heavily policed) I was looking out the back window watching a car flying up behind us, dad somewhat confused moved into middle lane & a Lamborghini countach flew past with a flash of his lights & "thankyou" wave. Just when you think your in a quick car eh.

I wonder why this technology didn't last then? Could it be that it doesn't use petrol or diesel I wonder..? Yes, that was sarcasm..

I want a motor for a Fiat 127 Motor Racing, where can I get one?

My uncle Giles would be proud of you