Great to hear your experiences- the anglias are ace, alway mixing it with the bigger cars and often bettering American muscle cars. I have more of dads films on the Chanel that I’m sure you’ll enjoy from this same period “ sort by most popular” and they’ll come to the top of the list. Enjoy 😉

Thanks Mike Dad would appreciate your comment. There will be more from his archives.

Oh yes, absolutely, on Brighton beach that very year, there was a wonderful tea party with lots of scooters, pea green suits and fat ties. If I remember correctly they were there to meet up with their good friends who liked motor grease, bikes and leather. Admittedly this is where my memory gets a bit hazy but I think they all ended up hugging. Such a shame we don't have nice, well behaved people like that nowadays!

@@bizarrefruit You went to the wrong places clown shoes LOL

@@markholroyde9412 'Manners and decorum'.

@@bizarrefruit "Reality or fantasy land" I'll take the first one you have the second

​@@markholroyde9412 You were claiming it was a time when people had manners, integrity and decorum so I pointed out a famous fight on Brighton beach in 1964 showing that, in fact, people were just as capable of being unpleasant to each other then as they are now. Reality. You too were born in the 60s, yet instead of replying with manners and decorum to a light hearted comment, highlighting the slightly romanticised view you have of the period, you called me clown shoes. It was meant to be a bit of fun, jokingly pointing out your lovely, rose-tinted glases, but here we are, passive aggressive punctuation (hilarious) and all. Thanks for the giggles, I'll be going now.

Check out some of the other classics amongst my TR3a sprints and hillclimb races

A great decade

Ah yes the classic smell of Castrol “R” a veg oil I think. Typical of those using methanol (alcohol) fuels

@@HamishRacing Great thank you for taking the time to reply. Now I have to find some

In the uk you can still get involved with grass roots motorsport and sprints and hill climbs in ordinary road cars. But yes circuit racing requires more “investment” even if it’s safety kit and equipment.

Swarm of minis. Love it

Wiki suggest a Ferrari 250gto new was $18,000 Now $50 to $70million ?!

Yes and many others like oulton park, Caldwell, castle Combe etc

I’d rather have the Lotusses or Loti

You can’t leave us hanging. You have to say how fast and what vehicle trike or bike? 😁👍

@@HamishRacing Can't remember the time but it was in the anticlockwise direction. I usually chose the purple trike as it mimicked the sidecars with the inside wheel in the air.

In the days when an E Type was just another car to be engine-swapped.

I'd love to know it handled with a huge FE Ford in there. And how long the ring and pinion lasted.

@@Mercmad There have been some very good Ford CWPs for the big cars. It certainly didn't handle badly and had some very good drivers in it. The biggest problem with the Egal was it's brakes - or lack of!

They will be exhaust expansion pipes as used for 2 stroke engines

And years before Monty Python !

£100 mil ?? Crazy that many will still be racing at the likes of Goodwood

Just an ordinary Saturday afternoon in 1964 - apparently !!!! 😁

And the guy was still in it !!

I know towing with a spitfire!!!!

Yes saw what you mean the lady in the blue / green pants at 24min 22 sec I wonder who she was and where she is now :)