gr8 to see younger folk discover Austin Sevens and the charm they have. The combination of relatively limited performance and braking also teaches you how to drive and control a car. Excellent
Just found your channel today and watched ten videos non stop. I’m sixty five and don’t normally tolerate young You tubers for that long, but your enthusiasm and respect for the cars you feature has me hooked and inspired, and I really don’t need inspiration! Keep up the great content, I see a bright future ahead.
Great car appreciated by a young man almost 90 years after it was made, I have driven several older cars and have never driven an Austin seven, this one looks like great fun
ages ago I raced an Austin 7 in 750 mc events. Tim Myall raced his pigsty special, we had many enjoyable dices. I think his son took over the business. Gosh, those days back in the 90s were fun!
Wonderful videos, great cars, very well presented indeed. It's great to see how much fun you're having driving these cars. It also seems to me as if you have already found a division of tasks. Alistair tends to take care of the "James May part", while Ben seems to follow more in the footsteps of a certain Mr. Clarkson... 😀
More prewar stuff like this. I love seeing the cars and I love watching your reactions. This is where the gold is for ya I think. Get into the early stuff and share your thoughts. How about some A-H, Triumphs, Morgans etc
Feels very, realistically it isn’t going to do much over 50 without pushing it. The nice part with all these older cars is the feeling of speed is there and you don’t have to be breaking the law to get the most from it!
...Can we lock said 14yr old in a cupboard until he sees sense? Is that allowed nowadays? I can almost hear the sound of a dearly departed grandparent revolving.
Overbearing unimaginative parents, He wants to buy an all singing all dancing gaming suite. He would like to wallow in chocolate for the next ten years. He would like to donate it to the bring back Boris fund ??????????????????
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gr8 to see younger folk discover Austin Sevens and the charm they have. The combination of relatively limited performance and braking also teaches you how to drive and control a car. Excellent
A7s are how both Bruce McLaren and Peter Brock started.
This really takes me back to when I know almost nothing about cars.
Just found your channel today and watched ten videos non stop. I’m sixty five and don’t normally tolerate young You tubers for that long, but your enthusiasm and respect for the cars you feature has me hooked and inspired, and I really don’t need inspiration! Keep up the great content, I see a bright future ahead.
Great car appreciated by a young man almost 90 years after it was made, I have driven several older cars and have never driven an Austin seven, this one looks like great fun
The smiles say it all. I do find that the green eyed monster is growing in me 😬, the incredible experiences you are having. Keep it up, stupendous!
Congrats gentlemen almost 500 subs as I write...so good to see the younger generation keen on old older cars.
This is your first video I’ve seen and you instantly earned my follow
ages ago I raced an Austin 7 in 750 mc events. Tim Myall raced his pigsty special, we had many enjoyable dices. I think his son took over the business. Gosh, those days back in the 90s were fun!
Wonderful to see young people in prewar cars!
Absolutely brilliant. You lads are a hoot too. Keep up the great work 👍😃
That one sounded great and went well. Well done! You're getting the hang of the pre war stuff.
Wonderful videos, great cars, very well presented indeed. It's great to see how much fun you're having driving these cars. It also seems to me as if you have already found a division of tasks. Alistair tends to take care of the "James May part", while Ben seems to follow more in the footsteps of a certain Mr. Clarkson... 😀
Love it ...all the best...Chris 🇨🇦
More prewar stuff like this. I love seeing the cars and I love watching your reactions. This is where the gold is for ya I think. Get into the early stuff and share your thoughts. How about some A-H, Triumphs, Morgans etc
I want one . Love my austin 7 might have to mod the engine
Buy it and enjoy it.
You can get more fun out of an A7 than having an evening date with Sabrina !
Better to see the car than only view the drivers.
Actually very fast, or feels very fast?
Feels very, realistically it isn’t going to do much over 50 without pushing it. The nice part with all these older cars is the feeling of speed is there and you don’t have to be breaking the law to get the most from it!
👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️💥💥💥💥🇮🇩🤝
A very nice special, but it`s not a "Cambridge Special"
...Can we lock said 14yr old in a cupboard until he sees sense? Is that allowed nowadays?
I can almost hear the sound of a dearly departed grandparent revolving.
Overbearing unimaginative parents, He wants to buy an all singing all dancing gaming suite. He would like to wallow in chocolate for the next ten years. He would like to donate it to the bring back Boris fund ??????????????????