Here is how to order the stickers! They are £3 or £5 signed by me Lucas and David because someone asked if we could do that not sure why 🤣 All you need to do to order is send the cost of however many you want on paypal to vintagesteamtime@gmail.com via friends and family (it will come up as Aron don't worry that's my birth name) and put your order, full name and address in the note section on the payment and I will post them out to you. Postage may be more outside the UK!
Wow Awesome video Sheldon what a Great preview of the British Motor Museum at Gaydon, I will be visiting here in July on my first visit to England. I also will be blown away when I see these Incredible cars in the flesh , I have been a Rover fan since 1976 when I saw my first Rover SD1 in the Autocar Magazines at my home town library in New Zealand as a little boy, the car look so futuristic still Love the design today.
Jaguar only ever built one XJ13, and that is it in the museum! It's the one Norman Dewis wrote off when a tyre popped during a high speed run at MIRA test track. they're a quad cam V12. Amazing car.
I have been around Jaguars most of my life and sometimes I forget how awesome they are and the impact they have on people , hearing you has reminded me how awesome they are and how lucky I am to have been part of their history. I think you will find this is referred to as an XJ13 = eXperimental Jaguar 13, Driven by Norman Dewis he continued the test drive on a damaged tire which is why it crashed. Gonna have to educate you, in the Austin seven room the Cream and black one was a Swallow (Jaguars First car) HDU 555N V12 E type LAST E Type ever built.
Jaguar were originally called swallow sidecars (ss) who made side cars for motorbikes. I read somewhere that Jaguar dropped the (ss) name after or during the war, thinking that the public would associate “SS” with Germany.
In the Danish Technical Museum, in Elsinore/Helsingør, they also have the first imported BMC Mini, to Denmark, from 1959 as the first VW. And the second last produced Volvo Amazon, still in mint condition and just driven down from Göteborg in Sweden.
Here is how to order the stickers!
They are £3 or £5 signed by me Lucas and David because someone asked if we could do that not sure why 🤣
All you need to do to order is send the cost of however many you want on paypal to vintagesteamtime@gmail.com via friends and family (it will come up as Aron don't worry that's my birth name) and put your order, full name and address in the note section on the payment and I will post them out to you.
Postage may be more outside the UK!
Sheldon. Don't drink Cider when watching Project Nigel. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow Awesome video Sheldon what a Great preview of the British Motor Museum at Gaydon, I will be visiting here in July on my first visit to England. I also will be blown away when I see these Incredible cars in the flesh , I have been a Rover fan since 1976 when I saw my first Rover SD1 in the Autocar Magazines at my home town library in New Zealand as a little boy, the car look so futuristic still Love the design today.
Your enthusiasm and knowledge shines through. I must visit this place. Brilliant work Sheldon.
Those Vauxhall Crestas PAs with all the chrome look fantastic especially two tone red and cream.😊
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Great video and superb camera quality. felt like I visited the place after watching.
Jaguar only ever built one XJ13, and that is it in the museum! It's the one Norman Dewis wrote off when a tyre popped during a high speed run at MIRA test track. they're a quad cam V12. Amazing car.
"Calibra... friend had one of those until the head gasket went ! " 😅😊🤸😅🤸😅🤸
I have been around Jaguars most of my life and sometimes I forget how awesome they are and the impact they have on people , hearing you has reminded me how awesome they are and how lucky I am to have been part of their history.
I think you will find this is referred to as an XJ13 = eXperimental Jaguar 13, Driven by Norman Dewis he continued the test drive on a damaged tire which is why it crashed.
Gonna have to educate you, in the Austin seven room the Cream and black one was a Swallow (Jaguars First car)
HDU 555N V12 E type LAST E Type ever built.
Jaguar were originally called swallow sidecars (ss) who made side cars for motorbikes. I read somewhere that Jaguar dropped the (ss) name after or during the war, thinking that the public would associate “SS” with Germany.
@@grahamrose8504 you are correct
Great video as a ford fan im glad to see some their now i went there in the mid 90's. Great museum ❤
Such a great museum
10/10 Sheldon this is where you shine presenting
That 'Very Nice' p5 you skipped past deserved a little mention
It did belong to the queen!
Excellent Sheldon have been there a few times with the jaguar drivers club days in different ones of my blue jags
In the Danish Technical Museum, in Elsinore/Helsingør, they also have the first imported BMC Mini, to Denmark, from 1959 as the first VW. And the second last produced Volvo Amazon, still in mint condition and just driven down from Göteborg in Sweden.
I was there yesterday! A great museum 👍
Is that Gaydon Motor Museum in Warwickshire I went years ago in my Rover Vitesse
Yes it is!
@5:25 Sheldon having a crisis
Really enj😢the video fair play to ya 👍👍
No way would that ever be better than a bmw they was total rot boxes and build quailty terrible bmw still in production say no more
I don't mind the 75 the V8 cars are rare!
bmw have multiple issues stop talking shit