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There's something about these cars that just put a huge smile on my face for the last 20 minutes :-)

That was just great. Looked like loads more fun than the Goodwood Revival with their multi million quid Ferraris etc, with bloody champagne and canapes. Give me a field full of folk with a shared love of bonkers vehicles any day.

If the Minions had a car rally this would be it! . So many wonderful vehicles to look at. Another mighty day out👍

What a cracking video! Im 57 years old and never knew so many Bubble cars and Bond Bugs still existed.Truly enlightening. So nice to see so many gorgeous looking examples an a beautiful sunny day. Thank you - PS I was seeing micro cars but hearing Kawasaki KH 250 / 350 triples :-)

Just been explaining to my son what a choke is, brilliant.

Seemed a lot better attended than this years rally (which was our first in a 2cv). My first car was a Powerdrive at age 16 and then a Bond MkD. The Bond carried me and my mate all over the UK camping. Great car. I so wish I have one now!

I would have thorougly enjoyed that event, my Uncle had a Bond before I was born in '69 and the stories he told about it were so interesting. Only ever seen 2, 1 was about 10 years ago in Darlington and the sound it made was epic, the other was a non runner I saw last week at a classic car auction.

We only saw this last night, absolutely brilliant, the little Barkely Sports car looks amazing, seemingly non for sale at all. Really wonderful seeing all these, must be so complex to restore and hard to get rare parts .

How glad I am that I discovered you on KZfaq, what nice cars are passing by. :-)

Great niche rally and fantastic coverage. Thank you, Hubnut......

Thanks for a heart-warming smile of a video to go with my Monday morning cup of tea. It's crazy to think vehicles like these were ever made, let alone commercially produced. A little glimpse of a time when full sized cars were beyond the realms of regular folk and a whole market sprang up to meet more modest needs. My Dad's first car was a Reliant Regal he bought in the early 70's simply because it was cheap and he could drive it on a motorbike license. I remember him spending a lot of time peering into the hatch on the front like a tortured soul fighting with a twin-tub. Happy days!

Many many thanks. That was such a treat. I now have an even stronger hankering to own a micro car. Such enormous personalities and every outing is a "pocket adventure"! It all started for me watching you with TWC and it has just got much much worse!

The Museum is about 3 miles from me,the 3D map of the old mining area is amazing.When on tavels around the country,I try to collect bits of rock for my rockery and asked one of the volunteers if they had any Poynton coal.For health and safety,and quite rightly,they would not let me go and look on their slag heap.I asked a local dog-walker if they had seen any coal,and she told me where some occasionally falls onto a local footpath .The peices I found are now in my garden.Regard to microcars I had a Reliant Kitten for 17 years until it was fire-damaged and was used as a basis for a Tempest.Whilst I had that, I bought a Fox ,4 seater with side windows,bought from a friend in Cornwall Ran it for years until it caught fire,had it repaired,then part-exed it with the Kitten running chassis in exchange for a Tempest.

My God, I enjoyed that! There was something quite heroic about those wonderfully daft little cars. Adverts of the day used illustrations that made them look about three times as big as they actually were. I hate to think what long journeys on 1950s roads would have been like though, especially 3 or 4 up. Brilliant vid, thanks for posting. Oh, haven't seen the Invacar around Devil's Bridge recently either!

Without doubt, the best looking one is the Goggomobile Coupe. I don't think there are many microcars you could call beautiful but that's certainly up there!

You do not know how happy those little cars made me whilst watching :-)

Love these micro cars, I happen to own the oldest 2cv in the USA, it was documented as such in the early 1970s, it's all original and driveable,

Fantastic! Thanks Ian, that was an absolute treat

Love your enthusiasm Ian for original transport. Well done again 😀

The Vespa and the Goggomobil are dainty, pretty little cars!

That Powerdrive is the classiest microcar I've ever seen. Who cares how slow you go when you can look that stylish.

Absolutely hideous cars.i love every single one.brilliant show

Thesè cars are great fun - I bet these guys have a right laugh. I think that Vespa and the Goggomobiles are my faves!

Hi I absolutely loved that. I did not realise that there were so many micro cars and most of them I have never heard of!

Wonderful, wonderful cars. Thank you for your footage. Even a Lloyd was to be seen, which was the first car my late father owned in the early 60s. And the Vespa 400. Wonderful.

Fabulous, even my other half thought so. They deserved a bigger field and medals for all turning up, respect.

Wow - when I clicked on this, I expected to see just a few die-hards with their Isettas and bond bugs - but was I wrong! This event amazed me - the sheer number and variety of cars is mind boggling!

Aaahhh, the NSU Prinz........I went in one of those in 1969 when I was a boy........we lived in Germany at the time as my dad was in the army...........it was cream in colour and had vivid red seats, and belonged to my friend's dad. Happy days........

Jesus Ian your knowledge of cars is something else. Some of those cars make your Invacar look like a rail locomotive.

Well, this was surprisingly different. Not entirely my cup of tea, but nice to see and I can appreciate them for their quirkiness and why they were designed. There's just so much I've never seen or even heard of before. Superb video!

Thanks HubNut - Great video!

What a great turn out! My Puter was trembling with the vibes...Shook some dust off!

The stick we used to give Tony Laws in his Bond Bug in the late 70s, we were truly unenlightened. Sorry Tony.

Worth the wait for all the interesting classic micros. Parking with my old smart was so easy. With the 45° front wheel turning. 453. Great day trip. Amongst the noisy one and two cylindets. Thanks Ian. Rich& Kitty USA. 🇺🇸 fans of 🇬🇧

Another great video, thanks Ian!

I had a 2CV many years ago and I am quite amazed to see you overtaking another car I found that to be a bit frightening even if you could find a nice strait road about 2 miles long. I liked the micro cars in the 1960s but was always a bit large to fit into one so never got one .

My dad and I both migrated to 4 wheels via reliant 3 wheelers using our motor bike licenses. At the time dad bought his new it was one up on the neighbours Bond as we had reverse and he had to push his backwards... I rolled my regal right over but it was easy to patch up with loads of resin and glass from Halfords. My brother had an Isetta which lost the back wheel in a long run and my cousin had a Messerschmidt so we have quite a family history with these things.

That Willam (William) van is brilliant. The original Postman Pat van !

Micro cars are one of many guilty secrets in my life :) It all started at an early age - seeing a Messerschmitt every morning on the way to primary school plus thumbing through the pages of the "Observer's Book of Automobiles" gazing in wonder at Goggomobils (a favourite of mine), NSU Prinz's, Bond Minicars and then my Dad's mate owning a Reliant van (the one with an open motorcycle wheel at the front) all did the damage. I've never found a cure and this amazing video has fuelled the addiction!

Wow, Goggomobil in RHD X2! Super rare! I need a Reliant Fox camper and a Willam van in my life! Looks an amazing show.

Wow. Thanks ever so much for this amazing vid. One of your best. I would never be able to see such great cars without you.

9:10 That brings back memories, the first car I went to work in, only it was red with a rag top. The owner was a guy called Ken who would pick me up at the end of our road for the 22 mile run each morning. If I was late he would switch her off and wait. Then when I arrived, up would come the bonnet and he would kick start the 197 cc Villiers engine. It was cold and wet in the winter but with the top down in the summer it was great. If you don't know why the Bond's were being pushed backwards? They had no reverse gear, if you used a bike why would you need a reverse gear, strange thinking on the part of some moron in government If you had a motorcycle licence you could drive a Bond in the '50's and '60's before the law was changed. I have owned five Regal's I took one to Jersey one year and people stopped and pointed and asked us about it. Thanks Hubnut.

That early NSU Prinz is highly desirable!

Great video and fun meeting there. With these cars shown my 1007 is huge! (3,73M) It is almost van like. Used to like big cars (still do actually) but now I think I start to appreciate small cars as well.

Awesome microcars, particularly the green Bond with the reg 385 BHP, is that Brake hamster power ;)

Absolutely hilarious, love them all. It just shows there is something for everyone out there. Looked like a fab day.

What an array of amazing little cars, I know about bonds and mechasmits but loved seeing all the others 👍

Amazing cars - some I’ve never seen before. Thanks for posting

Love the smell of 2 strokes.

Magnificent. I'd be happy to have any one of those in my garage. Thinking about it I could probably fit all of them in there. Thanks Ian.

Love the lil Willam van

Barclay looks amazing!, never seen one before.

What a fascinating video of a bunch of cars i dont normally take any notice of but Ian works his magic and makes it enjoyable and informative viewing, cant wait for the next one you were not that far from my house (loving the old LWB LandRover).

Excellent video thanks love the scooter based cars

That was properly awesome :D Even a few cars I've never saw or heard of before, that doesn't happen often anymore.

What a epic video,looked a good car meet up,alot of cars all shapes and sizes.the last one the William as a van was well smart.

good to see that you have the 2cv still :) out of all of them car's i would have the 2cv any day summer fun

Hubnut... you really know your cars !

Bond bug overload . as a fan of 70,s stuff , they are my faves .

Wow, what a brilliant video, thank you so much for sharing

BLOODY BRILLIANT.

Brought back memories of my uncles Heinkel bubble car which he purchased new! and went on to tour Scotland in. Folk were made of stern stuff in the very early 60's . On the subject of large diesel engines there's a museum not far from where you live called Internal fire, run by Paul and Hazel well worth a look. They have a ' pocket power station' powered by a Rolls Royce jet engine amongst other very interesting stuff.

Great to see this video! I miss going to the National Rally!

Very enjoyable and interesting, thankyou. I'm old enough to remember seeing microcars and bubble cars regularily in the early 60s on the A259 Kent coast road, but they disappeared fast soon after. One memory is a neighbour taking me for a ride in his bubble car but us getting stuck in it after parking as he was unable to reverse - had to get someone to push it back for us.

Thank you for another brilliant video my son loves your 2cv 👍

Yet another fascinating video from Mr. Quirkiness himself :) You're currently in 3rd place Ian, you have my vote :)

Thats a truly amazing collection of microcars I need to start going to car meets and shows

Great video , not my cup of tea I thought but they are growing on me ,, cheers Ian !

Landrover jeep overtaken by a 2cv, you dont see that often or at all. This guy is pure class.

Thanks hubnut GT vlog love them all good times had Richard Coventry

Looks like a fantastic turnout,and another fantastic video.Brilliant !!! ps.I voted for your project :)

FANTASTIC RALLY! thank you!

What a fantastic upload. I love the variety. Please please please keep the vids coming. Best youtuber by far

OMG, massive thanks, from New Zealand, wat a beeuutiful video, gees if i was there i would hav been havin sezuires. ACE, Ian.

A very interesting show and the lovely Elly getting thrashed , Awesome love it

One of your best videos yet. Love the micros!

Nice to see so many Bonds - a good old fashioned northern micro car! NSU prinz where cool.

I wish I was with you! I do about 8 to 10 vintage and steam rallies a year! They always a good selection of micro cars.

Nice overtake with the sound of a hard-working flat twin.

Hi, Ian, fantastic, childhood memories....

Hi Ian great video elly did well, lots of great cars and you had great weather,

Much more interesting than the normal car show line ups

What a delight! I would imagine TWC might be jealous of Elly's day out, though...

Hi Ian great video I love the B reg Fiat 126 great fun I'd love another and your 2cv sounds awesome ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻

Thanks that was fun 😀.

Love this video and all the mini's!

I was driving in Cheshire on that day and saw lots of microcars....should have followed them! I thought I saw a Meadows Frisky? Back in the past I remember Goggomobile and extrdinary AC? With engine where the passenger door should have been. Inventive times!

You know you’re going slow, when you get pasted by a 2cv... Very cool, I love micro cars...

Brilliant video ian...really enjoyed this😊

I forgot that hey were visiting the Anson and was gutted when I found out the day after . Even more gutted now after seeing this video .

Great video man! First time I've seen one of those vespa 400s it reminds me a lot of a nissan figaro.

Me watching this video: Ooh, I'd love one of those. Ooh, I'd love one of those. Ooh, I'd love one of those. What the..? Ooh, I'd love one of those. Ooh, I'd love one of those. Oh my god, a Messerschmitt four wheeler!

One things I want/need in my life is a trabant 601. Grew up with one living in a hedge at the other end of our village, bloke would never sell it and think it got scrapped (if they can do such a thing to them) just so expensive to buy now days. Fancy one as a close range daily driver. Good turn out for the show lots of interesting sights, you need to buy an "eye spy" micro car book, could probably tick all of them off in one go there!

More smiles per mile!!

Great vid !!

Les petits bijoux ont le mode; Très charmant

Now these are cars you really need skill to drive ! They must be so much fun, trying to pedal them along and keep momentum

Proof that heaven is a place on earth

very cool as always...