NEC Classic Motorshow 2022 – Youngest owner! Oldest Car! Andy Saunders! TWO CORDS!!

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The 2022 NEC Classic Motorshow was immense, there is enough to fill 3 whole days, so here are some highlights including the youngest car owner in the show, the oldest car in the show and legendary customiser Andy Saunders

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  3. I am less than two minutes into the video and I am awed by that beautiful Bentley. they don't make 'em like that now. In quick succession, the same goes for two gorgeous Daimlers. I am "of" that era and therefore wonder what younger folk think of such elegance.

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  10. Earlier Land Rovers seem to be falling in price – I think because there are a LOT more of them around than people realised and they're a bit less usable than you might hope at this point…

    A usable S1 is more than a usable early Discovery but the former will be cheaper overall than the latter perhaps…

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  12. I agree with you every one loves a mini and one of the best cars towards the end of thid video was the Lacia Strados replica with the Toyota engie extremly beautiful car with reliability and the Rover B5 they are such a classy car oozes class so are Rolls-Royce and Bently

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  14. I remember having an Action Man Ferret scout car when I was kid.
    I remember a mate having an very early Disco – we went in it to play footie in Oldham I think – I remember sitting in the back thinking it was weird it was not a 4 door but I also thought it was clearly something significant.
    Henry is awesome.
    In the 80's my uncle had a Vignale Gamine in his lockup garage – I have no idea what happened to it
    The 90's and early 2000's were so wasteful weren't they? So many decent modes of transport scrapped with bags of life left in them.

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  18. I was wondering when you were going to get to the SD1s, but there they were, right at the end! That right hand drive Bel Air must be a rare machine! Thanks for the tour Matt, I hope to make it next year

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  19. My Grandfather owned a 51 Daimler Conquest drophead coupe from new, white/red body.
    I can remember as a young kid trapping my fingers in the soft top as it was being folded,,, still have the 2 scars to prove it.
    The car was in our family until 1972 when my grandfather passed.
    Last time I saw the car, it was in absolutely stunning condition and being used for weddings/private hire.
    This has rejuvinated many happy memories

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  27. nothing against yourself. But you look at all the stuff that rotted and eveyone hated you love them . Each to there own . i bet you like Austin maxis and allegros and Metros ..

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  32. You made us wait till 1.37.00 to see our Seat Terra camper and Panda 4×4 but it was worth it to know you appreciated them. The camper was Panda based so sort of qualified to be on the Fiat stand.
    Great to watch your video as we weren’t able to get around the whole show ourselves. 👍

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