"Reeks of poverty" right in earshot of the owner, brilliant!

How lovely to see everyone out and about again and enjoying their cars in the company of fellow enthusiasts. Bliss to hear the engines!

Hey Ian! Thanks for capturing our Land Rover and CRX as we piloted them up the hill! Was an amazing show at Retro Rides Gathering this year. Was good to see you there in Betty, especially considering the recent drama!

That Buick was a '61. I had a white '61 LeSabre convertible years ago. It was a garage find. It had been sitting for years. I drove it around for about 3 years and sold to a guy that restored it. That Dynaflow transmission is un-nerving. It never shifts and never needs to. Growing up in America in the 70's you could find all sorts of cheap convertibles. I always enjoy these car show videos. Love the '60's Cortinas and that little peanut too! Keep up the good work!

So when you drive a "Focus" you can be seen clearly. But when you climb out of it, you're all blurry! *Out of Focus!* Get it! LOL

You guys are so lucky to still have great tracks and be able to use them in the bonkers C19 world. Great turnout. Here in Au sadly it's not like that so thanks for taking me with you while were all confined to home detention doing nothing here.

I thoroughly enjoyed my first time at this event. The car of the day that I was really impressed with was the white Honda City Turbo near where betty was parked with the appropriate Honda commuter bike in the boot. So many great cars and there. Definitely will book tickets for next year.

I wouldn't look twice at a turquoise car when I was younger,but I now love the colour...

Wow! Literally dribbling at the variety on offer at this meeting! So many 'ordinary' cars that used to be everywhere and now are exceedingly rare, the Renault 19 convertible for example. Liked the reference to the Frontera too, a diesel version of which ranks amongst the worst cars I have ever driven (perhaps of that period 🤔)! Great video 👍.

It had peaked at the white Rapid when the 126 Brown hove into view - oh my what a beauty so rare so cute

I actually had one of the cars you featured, the Bedford HA van, mine was registered LCH 483W. A basic simple machine that served us well.

Great to see a Kiwi classic AU Fairmont Betty is beautiful hope you have many years together

Wow, what a large event. You really have entertaining and relaxed car events in the UK, large and diverse and still not that crowded so, as we say in NL, you can walk over the heads. The unusual square headlamps on the Golf in the beginning are the same as on the US market version, perhaps someone retrofitted them?

That Metro at the start sounded like it was working up a head of steam to do a huge backfire.

Thanks for taking the time to film such a great video of a great event, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.

Love seeing cars shows , that dont have lifted 4x4 diesel trucks. These cars shows, have such a better spectrum across the automotive range ,than here in the states

"I'll save myself some walking and go and watch them coming in" (does a lot more walking)

“Listen to the XUD clatter” What a classic quote

Saw a green Renault 12 here in Guildford this evening.

05:24 "save myself some walking" -walks 2 miles out of the show... 😅👍

Lovely selection. Many thanks for doing the walk to take them all in. Much appreciated.

Well done Ian on your long walk with the camera, I was knackered just watching it.

Was great to finally meet you Ian, hope the hubpooch is better. 👍

Great to see such a big turnout. Thanks for doing the walk round for those of us who can't make it.

Plenty of horsepower on show... The first time this event was run was 1905, and won by a 35hp Daimler (the first modern car)

This explains the three Fiat Pandas (one with a Sinclair C5 on the roof) I saw near Stratford Upon Avon last week!

Ian your knowledge of cars and there names is astounding!! Well demonstrated at this event. 👍

Forgot this was on saw a few of the cars on the road Sunday afternoon when I went to collect my wife from Worcester hospital looked a good day out🙂

I’ve sat on those benches. Brings back great memories

I wish we could see more of Betty when she's in a video. You only have one of the most unique vehicles anywhere in the UK of a style the UK doesn't get and she gets relegated to the background. Could we have at least seen part of the trip to the event in Betty the Fairmont??

Awesome and fun event report: beige, brown & customs👍 With your Betty, quoting here, "nicely done", and thank you!

Ah thank goodness a new Hubnut video to kill the boredom of being stuck at home , thanks again Ian

Nice show. but I'm convince Ian doesn't like Volvos at all. He's passed by so many and only mentioned a few. Never any story about those Volvos at all.

Finishes with a PROTON perfect ending

Is that hill where Hammond turned over in that Nova he wrapped in christmas paper?

Astonishing brownnes... My eyes nearly popped out laughing when you said that... 🤣

I just realized I haven't seen a B3 Passat in ages! I love these videos so much.

Nice to see car enthusiasts and owners out and about, been to a few events my self, lichfield car show coming up in September

That consul Cortina was an Isle of Wight registration.. glad to see a classic from my home county ! 😁

Was a cracking weekend 😎 i was the closest spectator to the Integra in the bush on Saturday! 😁

Really worked for this one Ian, bet your feet were sore afterwards. Brilliant variety of cars there.

That Olive Green V70, my mum had one in the same colour but a very early model on an R plate. And a very cool teacher at my boarding school had an early Jetta in gold which died after my first year at the school.

Nice variety, but they need to sort the queue out, or have some decent lavatorial arrangements...

Never knew so many vauxhall nova's were still going, my first car was a nova spin, mostly seen in the 1990s at various outdoor raves lol nice fiat 126, shame there wasn't a bog standard 127 next to it but we cant have it all =) looks a great little event, lets hope more follow!

I can't believe you walked past the Renault Extra and made no comment that it didn't have a bonnet!

I'm in awe of Ian's motoring knowledge. Great video! 🙂

Great video and agree your overall general knowledge is extremely good. You got my 4thgen prelude going up tge hill so happy days :-)

Also, so happy to see a mk1 Focus, it's my first car and I'm very happy with it!

Your knowledge is fabulous Ian.

Thanks for coming on stand with us at YRMC! Nice to see Jurassic Panda pop up too ;)

Some really lovely low spec motors. I love it.

Thank you Ian for traversing those fields all day and for bringing us so many delights at this show, really enjoyable viewing, loved the running commentary, hope you got a cuppa at the end there.

Nice to see the appreciation for the Commaero thank you 😁

I stopped caring after I saw the Audi 100 in delicious brown. 😊

My Olive Green V70 on YRMC stand!

Excellent video, glad to see 2 405s! Wish I'd never sold my GTX estate.

47 minutes of awesome car content. Make the next one 2 hours! Great video once again, thanks.

Brilliant video Ian 👍 defo the field of dreams that's paradise

A car pretending to be a "March"? We're nearly at the end of August!

Superb video, thanks very much Ian. A most welcome event to bring something positive into our lives. As always, wonderfully filmed, spot on.

Another great video has always Ian and miss hubnut and hublets and dogs

Impressive show. I need a walk now.

Reminds me of the generation games conveyor belt going down the line of cars 😂😂

Some interesting stuff there even if most of the cars have been vandalised. I wonder if there will ever be a fad for putting the proper wheels back on and de-slamming. That would be fun :)

This video was such a relaxing way to switch off. Thoroughly enjoyable.

I was there in Shelshey Walsh in 2002 with my friend Nigel in his Lotus Elise

You deserve a medal for filming al that Ian. I hv been several times and make sure to get there around 9am as sitting in that queue would send me loop. And classic SW skies, threatening but never really seems to rain

Thanks Ian. An interesting day out, but with queues like that, it's unlikely that I'll ever drive to one of those events. Being there is another thing though. Therefore, it's likely that local events which are within walking distance would attract another group of people.

Love your videos Ian. Keep up the great work

I was the silver Peugeot 405 , always enjoy your videos

Cracking event . ..thanks for the fantastic walk around👍 couldn't make it this year Best variety of cars you'll see anywhere!!

2CV with squared headlights! Those had been assembled by Cimos factory of ex-S.F.R. of Yugoslavia/S.R. Slovenia for the domestic market. Left hand drive. Saturnus factory manufactured those nice hradlights.

A really enjoyable video brilliant job thanks for uploading 👍

What a fantastic event, very impressed with the variety of classic vehicles there. But sadly, I have still yet to spot a 1984 Mitsubishi Galant 2.0 GLS. I am beginning to think that none have survived. Such an advanced car for it's time - compared to a lot of the other cars available in the UK at the time. Not had a car since that matched it for comfort and refinement. Just a shame they rusted so much.

that cappuchino was my highlight!

What a great chilled out meet, lots of great cars on show.

The Mk3 Granada Scorpio is mine my dad had one in the 90s preface

Great video

Looks a great show

I think it's the first time I've seen Dauphines in your videos - one of them is RHD too! I thought I'd seen most of the UK registered Dauphines, but I didn't recognise either of these.

Princess Anne had a Scimitar GTE, you know

Wow, that blue HA Viva looked amazing. Not sure if it was a Deluxe 90, basically a Deluxe with the high compression red engine from the SL90. My first car was identical, I've always had a hankering to own another, one day.

19:10 That Ford Anglia, I wonder if it had the power of invisibility and flight. I guess I'll have to ask Ron Weasley! LOL

Awesome video nice to see all these cars still exist. Next video can we get the GSA to start lol.

That’s my red mk1 focus 😍

HUBNUT: oh a Volvo 940 (1998ish) this isn't old this is a retro (Show) Also HUBNUt: Have a look at my 2001 Ford Fairmont.

Classic Hubnut rushes past a C4 Corvette to get a closer look at a HA Vauxhall Viva.

Car heaven 😍

Wonderous variety....

I’d like to have seen more focus on Citroens

So jealous!!! You have car shows and events!! :( Sucks to be an Aussie at the moment.

"hard slam it and then fill it with your friends" you said that with the nicest of middle aged, middle class English accents. You also said it with the experience of someone who has been there and done that

Another great day out 👍 just what I needed to brighten yet another day in lockdown.

Hi Ian I thought someone had nicked my indigo blue t4 with blue & black check bonnet bra lol and then spotted the horrible alloys on it ! T4's look so much nicer on std 15" steels with original hub caps and commercial tyres

Always wondered what JDM stood for 😲 Thank you Ian for informing me.

I need to find stuff like this in the US. I'd wander in awe at that gathering.

Wow, a mini racing green. Looked at one for my first car (after passing my test in a Corsa B). Sadly had to walk away as the car looked superb but the owner wanted to knock £300 of but would put it through an MOT and something didn't stack up. Ended up with a Renault 5 but have never forgot that mini.

The Renault Extra also called the Renault Express and the Rapide

A Lancia 037 Stradale, so an incredibly rare car there. Due to the financial climate of the time, very few of the road-going 037s were sold, and the vast majority that were sold were converted back to rally, race or hill climb specification, or bought to be used as spares vehicles for teams competing them. You're far more likely to see a road-going Metro 6R4 or Ford RS200 than one of those as they were from a period before the FIA mandated that a certain number of road versions had to be built to make vehicles eligible for Group B competition... I think the red Renault 21 Turbo you saw in the entrance queue might have been the first of those you'd seen that day as, with that style of alloy wheel, I think that was one of the very rare Quadra 4wd versions, very, very capable cars that, sadly, utterly failed to sell as they should have as it was very much the thinking man's alternative to a Sierra Sapphire Cosworth 4x4 by being both very fast and more than comfortable enough not to make your children incredibly car sick in the back...

I finally learned what jdm means