This was enjoyable, all of it. I'm not distracted by the background diversions. As you said, it's what the channel is about. I thoroughly found this part to be interesting. Thank you.
Sir, my day is complete after seeing SO many Chrysler 300 models. You'll be glad to know that mine does not have the unmentionable engine (just a sensible V6) and no modifications, either. The 300 finally finished North American production last year, the last few trickling through the dealerships as we speak. Not replaced by anything yet from Stellantis. An EV has been rumoured by 2026....
Sir, they sold far too many of the 300Cs over here that we are unable to discuss, hence my caution around so many of them. The V6 and V8 models are much more desirable. Don't know about a future electric one.
Sir I apologise for being very selfish and mentioning that 1977 Ford LTD Country Squire which could be optioned with a 7.5 litre V8, absolute pure square sharp edged 1970s American Styling, I love this. Series 2 and Series 3 Austin Allegros are another favourite of mine especially the rear panel between the taillamps that mimics the same panel on a Mk3 Cortina. The 1987 Nissan Bluebird's looks have not aged since they were new.
Sir, there is no need to apologise. The Series III Allegro is my favourite simply because the higher end models came with quad headlamps, which look superb. We like the T12 and T72 Bluebirds on this channel...
This was enjoyable, all of it. I'm not distracted by the background diversions. As you said, it's what the channel is about. I thoroughly found this part to be interesting. Thank you.
Very well said, I wholeheartedly endorse this statement!
I am afraid, sir, if you don't want a certain level of incompetence, then the Slightly Shambolic Shuffles are not for you!
Man! That metallic blue Granada Ghia Coupe! Exactly the same colour as the one I had too. That's made my day. 👍
We do like those Mark I Granada Coupés, don't we?
Thank you for the tour sir!
We aim to please, sir! Only one more part to go now.
Sir, my day is complete after seeing SO many Chrysler 300 models. You'll be glad to know that mine does not have the unmentionable engine (just a sensible V6) and no modifications, either. The 300 finally finished North American production last year, the last few trickling through the dealerships as we speak. Not replaced by anything yet from Stellantis. An EV has been rumoured by 2026....
Sir, they sold far too many of the 300Cs over here that we are unable to discuss, hence my caution around so many of them. The V6 and V8 models are much more desirable. Don't know about a future electric one.
Another brilliant shuffle sir, have to see i was very impressed with the variety of 300c's on display.
Sir, we aim to please, as always!
the austin allegro vanden plas were all brown paint work for some reason the others were a different match of paint.
The Vanden Plas was not badged as an Allegro and they were not all brown.
Sir I apologise for being very selfish and mentioning that 1977 Ford LTD Country Squire which could be optioned with a 7.5 litre V8, absolute pure square sharp edged 1970s American Styling, I love this.
Series 2 and Series 3 Austin Allegros are another favourite of mine especially the rear panel between the taillamps that mimics the same panel on a Mk3 Cortina.
The 1987 Nissan Bluebird's looks have not aged since they were new.
Sir, there is no need to apologise. The Series III Allegro is my favourite simply because the higher end models came with quad headlamps, which look superb. We like the T12 and T72 Bluebirds on this channel...
very soooo incorrect as usuall. some very nice cars there, do like the ford granada
We do like the Granada, sir, don't we?