Vintage Cars at Auction - Bangers & Cash - S02 E05 - Car Show

Join us for an exciting classic car auction featuring John's remarkable collection, including an immaculate 1973 Hillman Avenger, a 1958 Austin A35, and more. Witness the passion and history of these vintage vehicles as they find new homes in this episode of Bangers & Cash.
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Get ready for an exhilarating ride with Bangers and Cash! Join the Mathewsons, a passionate family of classic car enthusiasts, as they embark on a thrilling journey through the world of vintage vehicles. From dusty barn finds to forgotten treasures, follow their quest to uncover, restore, and auction off these automotive gems. Witness the meticulous craftsmanship, heartwarming stories, and fierce bidding battles that make every episode a rollercoaster of excitement. With keywords like classic cars, restoration, auctions, and family bonds, Bangers and Cash is the ultimate show for car lovers and adventure seekers alike. Buckle up and get ready to rev your engines!
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[@donedwards3811]

R.I.P. John, GBNF..... ever !

[@jfc213]

awsome channel

[@jazika36]

As a kid my father owned a Vanguard just like the one in this video and my family of mum, dad and 7 kids piled into the Vanguard and travelled from Peterborough South Australia to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, a distance of 998 kilometres or around 620 miles in the extreme heat of an Australian summer with no airconditioner except for the warm breeze coming through the open windows. It was proven to be a very reliable car and we done that trip a few times to go and visit my grandparents.

[@Mrbobinge]

Avenger of '72, an orange/tan saloon model, was our new smartass salesman's company car. Hated his guts 'cos mine, was just a K-reg little Morris 1100.
Flogging diamond safes around the West Country didn't exactly fit the image with that little muddy white monster parked on their driveways. I quit soon after.