You are a great Ambassador Steph. Even better than a Leyland one.😆

Nearly 10 stone? I met you last summer at the HubNut Social near Leeds and I knew you wanted the op etc but I wouldn't have said you had that to lose, go you young lady, you've done amazing 👍. You are so full of knowledge, I didn't know about the miners etc with regard to the Austin J40, what an amazing story.

Hi Steph - that was a BRILLIANT rapid look around the show. I agree, it's best tonlet the 'owners' talk about their stands and exhibits. It was good to see you chatting to Sarah, and to see her Morris Ital. I can see it's going to be a nusy week watching all the videos from the NEC - I hadn't realised how many KZfaqrs I follow ! Great stuff steph, and you are looking fabulous too - well done 🙂 X X

Well done on your health kick. Looking even more fab than ever.

You go to any classic car show, high end cars a plenty, the cars our parents and grandparents could buy own and drive... not so many. I got stick from someone for walking past another e-type to swoon over an Anglia estate, much better than the one my Grandad had. I think It was the first one I saw this century! So big up to anyone saving one of those day to day runabouts.

Great Steph the little talks from the guys on the stands interesting rather than just looking at the cars more please you are looking great and happy

Thanks so much for the opportunity to be in your video Steph! It was great to meet you and talk about the lovely cars.

That plate falling off at 1:57. So Land Rover.

Just catching up on videos and a great little Walkaround and speaking to the owners Steph, great to hear the stories of the cars or the history of them.

Like you I love the Austin 1300, had one back in 1973, WKP491J, in beige. Loved it and subsequently, in the late 80’s and early 90’s, a Riley 1300 Mk2 and a Wolseley 1300 Mk2 also passed through my hands.

Just looked out a photo of me, aged 7, driving my beloved Lines Bros pedal car. Great restoration!

Can't wait to see you & the gang again on Sunday. First met you last year & you are as batty as me lol but love it & love watching your videos. Xx

Steph a great visual colour moment, the Outspan orange, your hair, the dress and the triumph in the background, no colourist needed😁

Love the nobel fuldamobile in the thumbnail pix. When i was a young teen, there was a businessman in the uk that sold classic cars to the usa, " harry j. Sibley", i vividly recall the advertising in " cars and parts" magazines of that time. Back then, the bubblecars were very inexpensive, isettas, Messerschmitts, bond bugs, glas, nobel, etc.

Thanks for another great video tour! Love the variety and interesting info. provided. Looking good and obviously ready to drive off in that sharp little Austin 1300!

Definitely enjoyed the video unfortunately l will not be coming to the show l live in Australia your as they say first cab of the rank a small wslk around some if the cars featured we never got them in Australia and l have been interested in cars since l was a child and l am 67 years of age l have owned several vehicles and a couple of motorcycles but l do enjoy watching you Hubnut and Matt and the reviews and tinkrring l only have two vehicles now a 2021 Suzuki Beleno GLX and a 1997 toyita hilux ute so the best of both worlds

As an American I cannot believe I'm saying this but I fancy the mini outspan orange car. That car goes on the list of weird cars I'd love the chance to drive one day before I die. I would rather test drive it than a Lamborghini.

I remember seeing one of those Outspan cars on a trailer in North Wales in about 1978. Was amazed.

Nice photo bomb Hammond and Mike :) LOL - I didn't realize it's just a poster until I read more comments.

An Austin A40 Devon was my Dad's first car, same colour as well. I was born in '53, can't remember when he got it, probably around '56. At the same time he had an A40 van from the company he worked for in Bolton.

Wonderful fun and informative walk around thank you look forward to popping over to say hi on Sunday 🎉🎉

Saw you as soon as I walked in but you were talking so I didn't intrude, the Ford Consul from the Sweeney was one of my highlights.

Brilliantly 👏 done Steph ✔️... hoping to get down to see you all . Ps ..you Look FAB ! All the best 👍 for the show.

Great video like always, Steph. Love your commentary, it beats those blessed lunatics on the new Top Gear. Just like the original that was from 1977 until the turn of the millennium. Great stuff as always. Love ya Steph.

The bonnet shut lines are a real shame on that Mustang fastback... Thanks for the report and enjoy your weekend! Cheers!

Great! Thanks for a terrific video. So many interesting cars and people. If I have to mention any cars in particular, the Mustang on the Classic American stand was very beautiful, as was the Daimler in a Jaguar Mk 2 body.

Lancaster stand. NEC reminds me of other shows in Ireland near airport

Mum and I are at the show right now Steph. We are here today and tomorrow. Looking forward to seeing you again either Friday or Saturday. Look out for the guy with the Canadian flag hat, scarf and messenger bag! 🇨🇦 Will watch your video in it's entirety with great interest later...I promise!

Fantastic chat from the owners, great video Steph 👍

Nice tour! A friend in school had a Riviera like that and a drunk lady hit it while parked and totaled it.

New job Steph? Well done!

Great video as always Steph x

Always great to see you 😊❤️

Great video, thanks for sharing! 👍

Nice one Steph.

20.45 Those Alfa wheels look great polished. I've always hated them until now.

A quick look around but so much information from the stands. You did say that name right but I am not going to try and spell it! Thanks Steph, looks like you will have a packed weekend. Take care and keep smiling.🙂👍👍

Hehe of course you'd pick Basil over the Jag. Your outfit matches. Sorry to be missing it this year as it was brilliant fun last time. Hope you have a ball and revel in your new role. So true. It's only partly about the cars but so very much about the people

29:25 my dad had one of them circa 1967/8 he tipped it over turning into the road where my grandparents lived

A pleasure as always Steph 😊👍

I had a Morris Ital 1.7 ohc as a company car. . Very fast.

Looks like fun! and an Austin 1300 called Basil. ROFL!

Pretty cool to see an American car section. Even have a coffin car (Cord) in there. Wow!

Fantastic exhibition ! You're a good guide, Stéphanie 👍😊.

I always liked the A40 . I drive classic Marx model trains with a R type Lionel transformer.

I had a J40 back in 1962

Love Baz. 😊

The best……thank you

Superb

Cool. 🙂🙂

Wish I could be there to meet you and say Hello x

I couldn’t make it this year.

The American cars are much more interesting and better looking than most British cars of the era.

I totally understand the love of the "Orange mobile" . Here in the states the meat company Oscar Mayer has a car that looks like a Hot dog and bun. The "wienermobile" . Children have been drawn to it for decades.

1’58, what happened there ? 😂

What is Britain's fascination with HiViz vests? How dangerous are these halls?

Nice to see a Berkeley on the Microcar stand. Pity she couldn't read some of the details rather than admit how little she knows.

Sorry i to disagree but i had 1 year old marina it was rubbish, even Heron garages couldn’t figure out why it ate gearboxes and cylinder head gaskets, bought an escort end of story

Where did you get your accent from? Not Lancahster.

Steph x2 lol

Bet you didn't have to pay too get in Steph. It's a disgrace what the working class folks are having to pay to get in and park.

Please can someone JUST film the CARS. Swinging arms around just looks silly.

I really enjoyed this format where you talk to the people on the stands. Is the guy on the American stand a New Zealander? Accent sounds familiar 😁