I go on a journey to Kent to visit the previous owner of Project Ruby, Ruby was just one of many cars in a wonderful car collection of pure nolstalgia containing Fords, Vauxhalls and many more. In this episode I fulfil a childhood dream and don’t hold back in sharing it 🙂
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Hi all. Merry christmas
As you are driving around in the Maestro and seeing all those new white appliances driving about including those electric things, makes me sick how bad cars have got, not surprised by those charging points broken, bit like the EVs themselves.
Pre 2010 for me for cars, better built and better in every way. Merry Christmas.
Saw a focus today on my Xmas walk. Same colour/year/spec . In rush Green Essex. Thought to myself that was 1 of the best cars you could buy back in 2005. Happy Xmas.
Very nice seeing that Maestro. Credit to Rob for keeping it in such great condition 😁👍
Fantastic review of a lovely time-warp car. If those were basic models aimed at the budget buyer, they were still well trimmed cars that drove well.
All ends up that's a far nicer car than a Golf of that era because it's got something VW never managed to do, character and personality.
This video brings back memories for me too, as I had a 1989 Maestro 1.3L back in the day which was a 5 speed manual.
I also had a 1991 Maestro Clubman which has a slightly lower trim spec, as said these cars were quite archaic as the Clubman had only a 4 speed manual box as late as 1991.
Maestros are one of those cars which used.to everywhere, but disappeared very rapidly during the 2000's. It's not hard to see why, Many suffered from rampant corrosion, which killed off my Clubman, while a broken piston ring after 60,000 miles killed of my Maestro L as it just was uneconomic to repair as they were worth nothing back then.
Good luck with the Automatic one you just bought , that is a super rare cars for sure!