{Ep 2} 2CV to Croatia: Amsterdam, Wigwam, Deventer, Zutphen
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- The Dutch part of the adventure continues, as Ian and Elly visit Amsterdam, Deventer and Burton 2CV Shop at Zutphen.
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This journey will eventually take us to Croatia, via the Citroen Centenary event in Normandy, France. Find us on Twitter and Instagram via #2CVtoCroatia as our #Roadtrip continues!
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Don't change anything. I love how the videos come across. It's your adventure and I'm very grateful you're sharing it with us. Don't put pressure on yourself. Drive safe and have fun.
Ignore these comments about camera work, you and the cars are the star of your videos.
I suspect part of the problem is that the channel is now growing into realms where it is attracting the kinds of people who expect anything on youtube with more than a thousand subs to be a professional production backed by a full team and a priceless amount of gear.
I think those cats can smell George. If people get angry at your camera angles why are they watching. Just enjoy the moment. You have most people loving you video's. Your video's are always brilliant and always worth watching.
I understand that Hubnut is one man with a mobile camera traveling around showing us great adventures with ordinary cars. You, Ian, must be doing something right because you just topped 40,000 subscribers. 😁 The cars are amazing to see but I think I can speak for most people on this channel that it is you who makes everything come together. Your ordinary every man's demeanor and flair coupled with straight forward commentary keeps us all appreciating who you really are. A great man. You started this channel out of the love of neglected/forgotten cars and no matter where your adventures take you, just keep sight that you can't be doing anything wrong when you're doing what you love. We the Hubnut community support you and your dreams. Stay well and know we got your back! Pschouuuuuu!
Top tip. Set your GPS to not take motorways. Some great roads to be explored in The Netherlands.
Thanks. May well do that tomorrow. Not so far to go, and I have all day.
@@HubNut there are nice back roads along the IJssel river if you go south from Zutphen (Baak, Steenderen, Doesburg). Be careful with motorways tomorrow, summer holidays start in region north (including Amsterdam), causing delays in southern and eastern direction. And you have had your fair share of delays already ;-)
@@HubNut You are now in the "achterhoek". You can drive on country roads forever!
Vorden, Lochem, Borculo (with a very nice "brandweermuseum" (firebrigade museum with a magnificant collection of firetrucks) and so on!
Enjoy!! 😉
@@williamwoods8022There's also Vienna's only 2CV shop by Stefan Lurf, might be worth a visit as well!
Great videos Ian - keep up the good work. All proper car-nuts support you 100 percent.
Absolutely essential viewing.. What more can one say 😊 Keep it up and keep safe 🖕🏻👍🏻🚗💨💨
Feel like we are there with you, brilliant proper road trip fun.
Thanks Ian.
Loved those buskers! They played vivaldis 4 seasons quite well there. Another great upload . 👍
Slightly ashamed that I had no change on me.
Awesome! Loved the busking. Dont worry about posting clips that you think may e boring. It's all good. Gives us the flavour of the road trip. Thanks for posting. Safe travels.
The vids are very interesting Ian, we are with you, enjoying the ride.
Very impressive Ian. The amount of work you have to do to make this possible is daunting when considering the amount of time involved advancing your projects, shooting and editing videos plus replying to viewers comments here, Facebook and everywhere else. You also have to fill your store orders, compose articles for magazines on top of daily household chores. You deserve a big pat on the back. After letting this fully sink it occurred to me it would be a good time to make a donation.
40000 subs Ian, 10k in less than 3 months, congratulations mate, I knew when I sub'd back in March that I was onto something really good.
Do not worry, Ian, everything's OK. I always like to watch your videos. If you subscribe to HubNut you should know what you are getting into ;-)
Furthermore, I wish a good trip!
Your style of video is what makes HubNut, HubNut. Love the straightforward setup, but appreciate the time and effort that goes into every video. Don't change! Enjoy the trip, safe travels!
Excellent video Ian. Please don't worry about camera angles and producing a seamless comentary. It's just wonderful to follow your adventures. Many thanks as always.
Brilliant! Stunning views, music, canals. Church bells, incredible! Don't worry what to say, just say it, we are coming along for the ride, and I am enjoying it. Stunning architecture! Elly will sort herself, just keep an eye on her. I'm enjoying your trip immensely!
I congratulation you on your honesty when just speaking to camera and to us, always interesting and entertaining and educational, great stuff
Netherlands: Roads are pretty good (if you have a bicycle), but there's not much to the landscape. You can see your dog running for 3 days, which is when it pops over the horizon.
Rubbish....we all know the earth is flat
For nice landscapes in NL you need to go to the south of Limburg.
@@advancelast1740 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@@mikehydropneumatic2583 There are some sporadic nice bits, but they tend not to be available for motor vehicles.
really enjoying this adventure of yours...keep it up !
You capture the moment Ian...that’s why you have the fan base you do. Don’t change, what you do is refreshing and original. I love it. Thank you
I once had an employee in Minnesota. He was from Holland and he LOVED the sunshine in Minnesota. He told me about the Dutch tulip festival. One day a year everyone has their cameras ready. the sun comes out, they take pictures of the flowers. Sun then goes away and does not shine again till next year. I am enjoying your trip and hope it keeps going well.
I reckon if you ever said you needed a companion for one of your trips
A thousand hands would go up
Fantastic, brings alive memories of driving Citroens nearly 40 years ago.
Well done Ian
We love the Netherlands and looking at the buildings and gardens. You are having fun and making memories and tiredness is simply a symptom of that.
I get tired sitting on the sofa!
You are doing an epic road trip. Thank you for letting us all tag along.
Good to see another video. Elly looks ands sounds lovely, hope she feeling better now. Looking forward to the next episode of your adventure. Drive safe!
I agree Ian don’t worry about the picky buggers, it’s always interesting whatever you do, full of admiration for your get up and go, have a good few days off !
Love your videos, don't change anything my friend! it's like we've come along for the ride.
Those of us on the other side of the world who have never been to Europe and have no chance of going either, like your videos just as they are, Ian. You offer a perspective on travel and motoring that even the best of long distance truck drivers cannot equal. Your no frills, take-it-as-it-comes approach suits me just fine. :-) Col, NZ.
Ian, have you had the chance to meet many Amsterdam locals. They are a very friendly lot, especially the women who, when i was there, would frequently wave to me and beckon from their windows.
Loved the car park in Deventer, seeing a Commer over in the UK is an event but to see one in Europe is a miracle!! Really want the mark 2 Jetta though, always liked them. Keep having fun and forget the moany gits 👍
Yes the Jetta
Thank you for sharing your trip with us but more importantly thank you for keeping up with the frequent uploads, we are all enjoying it muchly
When you break on the A1, there was a tunnel to go to the other side for Burger King and the other restaurant. So you can park but you must walk the other way through the tunnel. Really like your trip and enjoy your videos. Keep on!!!
I have been to Amsterdam three times and it surprises me how many classic cars are there. I've seen several Citroen DS, a BX, old Volvos, Jaguars, Saabs, Alfas, several American muscle cars and a few old trucks too.
Who said the days of great explorations are over? The world is there for everyone. Top job Mr. HubNut for having the balls to do it.
These videos are fantastic. As you say, Hubnut is about capturing the moment and that's exactly what you do. Instead of some impeccably produced video that's completely unrealistic, it's like a friend taking us along on his holiday travels. I find it incredibly interesting for example, watching you travel off the ferry in one of the previous videos and seeing the immediate scenery that presented itself to you. Nice seeing the raw footage of it, rather than a timelapse or highlights! Good show Sir! 😃 Edit: Don't worry too much about indulging us lot with witty banter all the time, I think I speak for most of us when I say we're just happy to be taken along on the journey!
Beautiful bit of busking in the museum in Amsterdam ... thanks much for stopping during your amble
Thanks for continuing to share your adventures Ian - know it’s tough trying to do this whilst you travel, worry about oil leaks, where you’ve left your car, etc., however it’s worth it! Funny to see the animals taking an interest in the car (dogs and cats!) and your surprised comment in Amsterdam “oooh - is that a Kia Stinger?”!! Enjoy your trip Ian - some fantastic sights in Amsterdam and very nice and helpful people - gives you confidence in the world again!
Splendid video!, it's like being invited to a tour of Europe and at the same time experiencing the occasional tinkering. Just perfect!
Bravo Ian, you're a good man. Go at your own pace and most of all enjoy the trip. You have much support, albeit remotely!
We are here because we can relate to the Hubnut approach to things, if some individuals cannot appreciate the Hubnut philosophy and expect a spielberg type production (for free)they are missing the point.
Keep up the good work Ian and enjoy your trip without thinking of pleasing others, this is your trip we are just fortunate to be able to come along.
Got to be of the things I miss most in lockdown, museums! Coventry transport and Gaydon are close for me, favourites too. Thanks Ian for helping get through isolation, great videos!
Total loveliness, pottering around Europe. That's all really! Something I'd love to do but can't, so to do it vicariously through another petrol head is rather fab.
Don't worry about the technical filming and commentary issues etc, I (and I suspect 99.9% of the others) are just pleased and grateful you have allowed us to join you on your interesting journey. Looking forward to the rest!
Loving watching the trip so far Ian. I hope Elly is enjoying it too.
We love your style. Not over edited or over produced. It's like have a chat with a mate. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍
4:24: "That's not my puddle". Another great quote by the Wobbler.
The 'Bob Ross' of motoring shows! Cheers for inviting us along for the ride. :)
Wonderful video Ian. My wife and I get up early each morning and check for your new stuff. Great start to our day. Take care.
HubNut has been my YT find of the year by far. I stumbled on it somehow and was instantly hooked by Ian’s honest appraisals of seemingly uncool cars and his totally natural style. This trip has been awesome so far, looking forward to the next few weeks immensely. And sod the whingers and trolls, I reckon you’ve got it spot on. Good man Ian
Yes! Totally loving the videos! We used to sell carpet kits for VW Beetles and visit all the shows around Europe. Lovely to reminisce. Thank you.
Marvellous stuff. Looking forward to the next stage.
Loving following this fantastic journey, please keep doing what you are doing and in the manner you are doing it. It's what makes HubNut and it's HubNut we come here for.
I for one am enjoying the journey. Well done for sticking with it, you do look a bit knackered. FYI I enjoy the ad hoc production, it makes it seem more real and less contrived than some. 👍
Yeah, great fun seeing all these places with you on your Grand Tour - and the continual distraction of all the strange and wonderful vehicles you keep encountering. A couple of decades back it was me in my battleship grey Skoda 120L, doing much the same, touring NL, stopping to see things that took my fancy - and there really is a lot to see. Try to rest up, and good luck with Ellie, and then it's on to Eindhoven to see the remarkable, idiosyncratic but very interesting Daf Museum. Can't wait!
Ian, keep what you are doing, exactly the way that you are doing it.....it works mate, I really enjoy your vlogs....
I go away for a couple of days, and come back to over an hour of HubNut content, good times * cracks open the wine*!
Your channel is what it is, if some don't like it they don't watch it for crying out loud. It's hubnut rustic and loveable x
Yes another brilliant video Ian thank you so much. We love your style of commentary feel like we are with you on your adventures. You look tired though mate hope the few days rest help you.nice that you are seeing hubnut fans in other countries you truly are now " global" ATB.
In the summer of 1967, foolishly I went on what I hoped would be a touring holiday of Northern France on my dubiously reliable BSA Thunderbolt. A few days in, just as I realised that hot oil was soaking into my boots, a bang and a grinding noise issued from the engine, and the back wheel locked up. After an exhaustingly sweaty push to a garage, a very Gallic mechanic looked over the bike, shrugged his shoulders until they touched his earlobes, and pronounced, "C'est Grave, Monsieur." For all in know, the bike is still there
Fantastic viewing and exciting adventure with 2 cylinders of power keep up the great work and looking forward to the next installment thanks Ian
No need to qualify your actions. The videos are great and they are what they are. The fixing car videos are great and informative but I really like these road trip, museum visits and road test videos. Keep it up!
Another great video, Ian. I agree with you, one of the best things to do in a strange city is just wander around. people who complain about the reliability of the 2CV are either young or spoilt! I remember the days when decokes and carburettor rebuilds were normal maintenance!
There are 4 vehicles here at the moment, all fully serviced and maintained. 3 are 2005 or newer, and if I turn the key or push the button, they will start and drive. The 4th is from 1980, so I will have to pull the choke and crank it for a little while. Once it's warmed up, it will drive just as well, carburettor and points notwithstanding, as more modern vehicles. I would quite happily drive it to Adelaide tomorrow (1400 km from here) Elly is the same. Happy trails!
It's great doing road trips and classic car spotting. I remember 11 years ago doing a European tour in a retired London black cab (FX4) and driving through Switzerland one day randomly came across a British themed cafe with a classic Mini, London phone box and very early 1959 FX4 parked outside. What a coincidence! Stopped to get pics and food..... but the cafe was shut as it was a Weds. afternoon :P
Never commented before, Hubbingtons, but thought I should. Keep doing as you’re doing and always have done - it’s got you this far. I feel your pain here and appreciate your wearing your heart on your sleeve. I admire your balls (not literally) in this adventure and hopefully as you see the support for you doing what you see fit is incentive to carry on doing as you please. I have an appreciation for older motors but lack the patience to live with them so only have hideously expensive new stuff (I obviously have no soul!) and can’t stand travelling - so I’m living vicariously through your good self. Keep on keeping on. I like the Palinesque travelog aspect too so just stick with it. Your personality is the glue that holds it all together and that’s what makes it eminently watchable - warts and all!
Two cats, two dogs.... and 2Horses. Enjoying the journey, Mr Nut, thank you!
Don’t ever change how you do your videos. They’re great as they are
I already don’t want this journey to end ! Hub nut on the road is great content ! Keep having fun Ian !
U run a down to earth, easy on the eyes and ears kinda channel, and I love it. Keep Hub Nutting the way U do. 👍👍
Enjoying this a lot. Thanks for sharing. Remember , if it gets a bit gutty from time to time, you have two Summers to look forward to this year! Onwards and upwards.
Fantastic Ian. Thank you for the videos - I don’t ever miss one! You’re bloody great!
There's nothing wrong with your films. Do it when you can. Your health is more important. It is a fantastic journey. Thank you for 'taking us along with you.' Take care.
Pug 604! Most agreeable. Great video Ian. Ignore the critics, keep doing what your doing, love watching your adventures and listening to your knowledgeable and humorous commentary.
Your updates are always very entertaining and LOL fun. Stress levels low and share when it's fun for you. And we'll be here!
Absolutely loving the road trip videos, reminds me of an epic Euro road trip I did with a friend in his Capri 2.8i though I think Elly has been more reliable! After a high speed thrash to the south of France we had to change the front wheel bearing as they were making a horrific noise. Then it conked out somewhere near the top of the Stelvio, crud in the fuel system (churned up by enthusiastic cornering), alternator stopped charging at one point and after almost 2500 miles the rear diff locked up solid as he reversed it into his driveway!
The video and audio quality is perfectly fine, ignore the moaners.
Brilliant , So good. Thanks so much for putting in all the effort. Cant wait for the next episode
Another cracking video ! 👍 although difficult at times, just ignore the people who mention camera angles. As you rightly said, it's not what this channel is about, if they want fancy camera angles, they should go watch "Shmee" & the likes, so although it may lose you a few viewers, "stuff them". 👌🏻
I have finished watching your latest travelogue and for a change, instead of squinting at my iPad I viewed it on my new 55inch LG tv and what a joy, no, absolutely bloody marvellous, the camera work and picture quality is spot on as is your down to earth and interesting presentations and commentary, don’t change a thing Ian, I’m very much looking forward to the next instalment . Kind regards. Richard Halliday. Yorkshire
Tell you what Ian, more guts than me to take Ellie across Europe like your doing... all the best with your adventure...
Another Great Video Ian. Keep them coming but also take time to enjoy your Holiday.
Love your vids and the effort you put in to them !!! Keep happy ! :-)
Those buskers really were next level. Amsterdam looked fascinating, wouldn’t be keen to drive there though.
The Queen Mum said "never explain, never complain". You're doing a great job
Great view. I've had a lot of 2CVs in the '80s..... Arr, memories. Thank you for your very entertaining video. Good luck. Stan.
15:18 "See if we can find a scenic spot" and a green Scenic appears in the left of the shot. It's like you planned it. Absolutely top quality content in this video too, really enjoying being able to tag along.
Hi Ian , don't worry too much about having to top up with oil it's a way of life for these elderly lady's. Back in the 50's my family and i would cram ourselves into our Morris 12 with all the luggage and 2 Gallons of Castrol because she was a 1938 vintage and she liked the taste oil a bit , as long as my father topped her up she would go up to Irvine in Scotland and back again no problem, with the front window screen wound open and plenty of comics and magazines in the overhead hammock it was great times back then , it was like having the front room inside your car , plush seats and dreamy interior lighting , we loved it . She was black and my father would use 2 tins of black cherry blossom shoe polish on her and she sparkled and when it rained it rested into puddles as big as dinner plates on her bodywork, but if you brushed past her with a white shirt , well that was another story. I hope this little tale has cheered you up a bit , stay safe and enjoy yourself.
Always easy for some to sit and pick fault. Ignore negativity and just enjoy what you do. The camera work is part of the HubNut charm!
Great video Ian. I love Amsterdam. It’s a wonderful place. The adventure continues!!!
Camera is fine Ian... happy for all updates! So don’t stress yourself over oratory content too much! Stay safe and all the best!
Lovely video. Good to see Elly coping so well with those Dutch hills.
It's almost as if they aren't there... ;-)
Thanks for lingering on the buskers in Amsterdam - They are amazing!
Ian , I am more than satisfied with your videos and enjoy them immensely just like 99.9999% of subscribers , please don’t change , we like you the way you are 😁
Great episode Ian, genuinely look forward to each new installment. Better than anything on TV in my book. 👍
That Barkas van is so cool to see I love seeing old Soviet stuff
Yeah, I gotta agree with those that say just keep on doing what you do. Being an American, I like the fact I can understand 90% of what you say. Fascinating car, we don't see many of those cars in these parts.
Nice to watch a long summer nights filming while it's winter here in OZ, . Between you and the tour de France we're getting to see a lovely slice of Europe, keep up the good work....
Regarding traffic, the Netherlands are extremely densely populated. Also, it’s the holiday season - watch out for traffic jams when you do France-Croatia in a while. When you look for La Ferté-Vidame on a map, look for Dreux, west of Paris, and then L’Aigle. That’s probably the smallest you’ll find on a map of that scale, La Ferté is too small.
And Magirus-Deutz is indeed German, pronounciation Ma-ghee-rous Doitz. Air cooled diesel made at Cologne, rest of the truck made at Ulm.
Always interested Ian...love your vids.
You're one of the few people I've encountered who visits a beautiful city and, like me, takes just as much pleasure from the automotive wildlife!
Cheers old boy.
Hi Ian,what a epic adventure this is,I'm enjoying the videos,so much to look at and do,the 3 people playing Vivaldi are so good at it,can't wait and see the next video on here.👍
you can't please every one ,keep up the good work