Transverse A series 1100 / 1300 - the sounds of my childhood...!! Lovely - thank you

What a brilliant video. I remember as a kid back in the early 70s, we used to go out on that wonderful institution....the Sunday drive. We'd head up through the Antrim hills or go along the Antrim Coast Road in my dad's old Opel Kadett- get an ice cream somewhere or have a picnic. Yes...we had the tartan rug too. The Kadett used to rattle around too so just the sound of 70s motoring is just wonderful. If granny came with us, we'd always have to be home for Songs of Praise. Great times...👍

A beautiful scenic drive . Not many roads left like that in the states.❤❤❤

That is an absolutely beautiful GT. Lovely Teal Blue, and the entire car is just so well sorted! We received a 2 door version of the Mk2 1300 in the US (and Canada), badged "Austin America." Same engine, but single 1.5" SU carburetor. Same steering wheel, but the long speedometer, instead of separate gauges. I've owned mine since 1983, and still love it dearly. You did a fantastic job with the camera set-up and editing. Thank you for the ride!

Nice editing and commentary l felt like a passenger in the car. 👍🏼

Beautiful car Andy in a beautiful part of the country , I'm up there next week 6 of us on the motorbikes Brilliant 👌👍

Absolutely brilliant 🤩

What an absolutely cracking video, brought back many good memories of driving my GT - my driving gloves were half leather/string backed. I remember having to use 5* fuel as per the manual. My GT was just two years old with about 11,000 miles, it cost me £1195 in 1975. I was debating whether to buy that or a 1968 Daimler Sovereign for the same price, being 21 I found the insurance was too expensive, I never regretted buying my GT it was a marvellous car. Bought mine from Sheffield Motor Company ( Kennings ), it came with air horns which I promptly replaced with high and low tone twins which sounded much better. You live in a beautiful place and have a lovely home. Thanks for posting.

Such a beautiful car. Brings me back to my childhood when I wanted my Dad to get one but he said it wasn't big enough for our family and got an 1800 instead. Please let me know if you're ever going to sell her. I just love it.

The sound of your beautiful little car brought back fond memories of my MG1300, which I believe was mechanically identical to the 1300GT. I envy you having such beautiful terrain in which to enjoy it

very nice 👉🚙👈very interesting video 👍i wish you a nice weekend, greetings manni.

You need some Matt monroe playing! Just watch out for the bulldozer!

Beautiful vehicle, driving wonderfully. Should you have let the Qashqai past? Very considerate but perhaps not!! Am slightly jealous...!!

I often used to drive it with black leather gloves too! Lol

Beautiful car and beautiful route

You pulled over for a 4x4! I wouldn't have

Where is this drive ? the scenery is just stunning !!!

What a cracking little car...🙂👍

That is a beautiful photograph. M.

Great video Andy 👍

Gorgeous countryside, is it the lake district?

There is a kit you can buy to convert this A series engine, along with a BMW K1200 motorcycle twin cam head to convert this to a twin cam 16v 150hp engine

I bought this car in deepest Surrey for I think £1400 around 2002 and used it around Bournemouth where I used to live with some trips to see my folks in Rugby till I sold it for I think £1600 around 2004

Was this car originally orangey yellow? I've only seen them in that colour. Yours is MUCH nicer!

I wish BMC didn't merge with Leyland to form British Leyland motors BMC products were really good then.british Leyland very poor quality.a driver of the London cab told me when I was in london.no autos made in this country were of good quality.i was speechless Only one car produced by British Leyland was of good build the Austin mini metro.princess Diana when she was still single owned one.thanks