Pleasure Roadman, sorry about the shaky hands, but glad you enjoyed. I miss going home as I normally do twice a year, let's hope 2021 is at least free of pandemics.

Thank you Max - you might enjoy this, it shows a bit more of the car video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=aaplw&p=Lee+quinones+Ford+flex#id=1&vid=63d7b4caa78ecd5f01156d547da7b173&action=click

Thank you Stevie for the kind words, I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you Stevie - and thanks for the info on Benny and the Jets, great track and I love learning new stuff

Hi Peter, thanks for replying again! It's funny, when I said dreams do come true I realised that you could take that two ways; that the fact you have such a beautiful and interesting collection shows that if you follow your ♥ and work hard dreams come true, but also that you replying was a dream come true! And it absolutely was, and was something I wasn't necessarily expecting; I watch lots and lots of these videos, and the way you've responded last time as well as today to so many is a beautiful thing, which certainly doesn't happen all the time; thank you so much! Well, I've just watched this through several times, early on, and later (there looks to have been a little bit of editing in the interim, especially in the segue from the Jaguar to the 190SL (I feel very privileged to have seen the first edit! The early bird catches the worm!)) I could say so much, but certainly one thing I've noticed about your collection and others too I've seen videos on, as well as some I know of from personal experience is that not everything is super expensive, so that some cars are within the reach of many, in terms of how much they cost (especially if they're a project), and how many there are. Recently I read a great book by historian Paul Skilletter on Jaguar, and it occurred to me reading it and looking at the racing history of the cars that whilst the genuine C Types and D Types, especially say the Ecurie Ecosse cars are very valuable as well as being extremely rare, the Mk. 1s and 2s as well as early XKs with actual period racing history can be very affordable. And interestingly relating to this, I'm pretty sure I recall Jay Leno saying in one of his episodes that one of his all time favourites, if not his actual favourite, is the XK120. In closing I'd like to wish you the very best with what ever it is you've got your ♥ set on at the moment, which could be something you don't know about yet that someone's going to offer you because they know how much you'll appreciate it and care for it; something I imagine we can look forward to seeing at Pebble Beach in years to come .. can't wait! Thanks again, so much! 😃 P.S. ❤d the production again, including the out of focus opening previewing the cars with the very cool soundtrack, as well as the the interspersed wide angle sections, and the various clips along the way .. great stuff ..👌

@@steviesindahouse4903 I feel lucky to have come across the people and the opportunities I have in life and added hard work to the mix. Your passion is exactly why I feel all this is about the great people in our great hobby. Be well sir and thank you again

Thank you Peter .. you've made my day .. again !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 ... 😄

What a great comment, thank you Mig and glad you like the car. Yes, some of the Art in that period was truly wonderful and you mention some of the greats above. Here is a video from LEE when he did the Flex video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=aaplw&p=Lee+quinones+Ford+flex#id=1&vid=63d7b4caa78ecd5f01156d547da7b173&action=click

Hi Mig, you could ask Lee to do a car just for you; perhaps you could even collaborate with him on it! Here's his website: www.leequinones.com/index.php?page=contact 😃

Yep, in 2018, but sadly had a clash

.. honouring your commitments I'm sure Peter .. I was lined up once to have a book signed by former Prime Minister of Australia, where I live, Sir Malcolm Fraser (a car collector, mainly of Lancias) to my Dad who owns former Prime Minister Harold Holt's Armstrong Siddeley 346 Limousine he had when he was Australian Treasurer, when I realised the wait in the very long line would mean I'd miss an event I'd promised to attend. I asked one of his minders if he was going to be at any other events, and they said he would be the next day. So I pulled out of the line to honour my commitment. The next day I attended the event, alas he'd cancelled; understandable given his schedule. So I never got to meet Malcolm .. but in spirit I did .. and certainly his sentiments during his book launch still influence me to this day .. and I was in the second row to hear them .. not bad !!! Rest In Peace Malcom ... 😀

@@steviesindahouse4903 you have it Stevie, your word and your name is all we have in life, without that what are we

Thank you Jack

Do what you like most and work hard :-)

@@ididntfindafunnyname Exactly !

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