Bromley Pageant of Motoring 2023
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2023
- The Bromley Pageant of Motoring has been held at Norman Park, Bromley for over 40 years and is a superb celebration of all things motoring and provides one of the best opportunities available to soak up Bromley’s unique atmosphere of friendly club stands, displays and to meet fellow enthusiasts.
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Great video. Good quality picture and sound. Enjoy the chats with the owners. 👍
Thanks for watching Peter, appreciate the feedback!
Great walk about ...cheers! 👍🍺
Many thanks for watching, Bromley is a great show
Loving your videos though tbh I’ve got a few yet to watch, keep up the good work 👍
Mate, I’m hooked on your show reviews. Well done on your style and content. 👍🏻
Many thanks, hopefully a lot more in the pipeline!
Thank you Simon for the interview on the MS75. My father will be proud of the car. And I am thankful to him for buying it and my Uncle for all his support in getting it to its final result.
My pleasure, you've build a stunning car and I guess created some beautiful family memories. It's a truly special car not just because it's so rare!
Love the Mk1 XR2.. that's an interesting roof spoiler I've never seen one of those on an XR2 before.. 32:57
Thank you for the interview loved the day very hot and my morris minor is also in the forest hill classic car club we are based in south east
Thanks for talking to me, it’s a great car and a lovely story to get it back on the road!
Great video new subscriber and looking forward to many more ...well done and thankyou it's refreshing to see some really nice well made vids with good knowledge and interaction with owners 👏👏👏
Welcome and many thanks, hopefully a good season of shows and interviews still to come.
@@Lot76CARS fingers 🤞 not made any for last few years but hoping for a couple of local ones in Yorkshire this year and maybe go shopping and get something again to take 🙂
@@steelcitydomains2356 if you’re not subscribed already also check out my UA-cam buddy Mark on Motoring who also covers a lot of Yorkshire shows.
A great show again, some really fantastic back stories as always, my favourite? The Ford Cortina Mk2 4dr Lotus Police Car, what a unicorn!!
Well done for battling the heat & producing such a good video. I think you packed a lot of "rare grooves" into an hour as well as some great owner stories. The Bromley event is special for me as I used to live there & have been many a time but only recently with classics. If its cancelled next year because of "ULEZ" it will be missed in the classic car show calender for sure.
Thanks, Kevin. It was impossible to edit this as there was so many wonderful cars to see and owners to chat to this year.... in the end I gave up and tipped over the hour for the first time ever .. which says much about the quality this show draws in! Thanks for watching.
Watching old videos on you're channel which are great btw ,but what made me chuckle on this particular one is when you ask us if we can spot the error on the green Sierra estate immediately after the clip of the 2.3 mk4 cortina with a glaringly obvious engine swap & cosworth Sierra wheels 😂😂
I sometimes amaze myself Andy…not always in a good way! I might be waiting a while for Top Gear to ring I suspect…..
Off to a flying start there with an unmodified Nissan SX, an immaculate MK1 fiesta and it's great to see young people embracing classics with that moggy 1000. A very popular starter classic these days.
Great story with that lotos Cortina too.
Now the Renault Spider, not one but two examples of an exceedingly rare car.
I've seen on on the road last year, a few at a Renault show over a decade ago and a red one in Renault Leeds in the 90's. They were available in red, blue or the more well known yellow. These I believe were aluminium bodied and used the same 2.0 16v F7R engine from the Clio Williams and the pre facelift Mégane coupe in its top spec (as well as the maxi Mégane rally car). The spider was compromised as it didn't even have a heater but they look like nothing else. As far as I'm aware legislation stipulated all UK road cars had to have a windscreen but I actually prefer them with anyway.
There was either an R20 or 30 at FOTU last year which I sadly didn't get a closer look at. They are a fabulously period styled car which I think are starting too look even better with age.and I really need to get up close to one of these when I can.
Next to that Reliant Sabre is what looks to be a GTC, a former work colleague had one of those.
That Mazda RX7 looks fabulous and rare but probably not by comparison to that really early RX.
Note the mk4 Cortina with its nodding dog and Goodman's shelf speakers which were such a common sight years ago.
The Orion and MK1 fiesta XR2 take me back. Hard to believe how cheap these would have become by the mid 1990's when people just saw them as old cars.
That MK1 metro really was the car to take on the world, well at least it was for the first few years untill string completion from European manufactures came. That particular metro looks far plusher than the base spec W reg metro my dad owned for a short time in the mid 80's.
That auto union is a very elegant, sleek looking car and very different to its modern day descendants.
Wow an XM estate. The French do love their family cars even in the executive segment.
You don't see many C15 vans anymore, especially motorhomes. These and the Renault Extra were still knocking around well into the 90's when the cars they were based upon were discontinued.
Always nice to see a Commer dormomobile. It's nice to see a period camper interior. Perfect for attending shows like this being able to arrive and make breakfast.
Great to see an early Sierra and one that's not a Cosworth. Love those early tail lights.
I saw a Gilburn a few weekends ago at a show but didn't get to feature the car too heavily.
That Maserati is spectacular. They made some fabulous cars over the years, my personal.favourate being the Bora.
You see a lot of C class mercedes I'm silver but nevereyalic orange but it was one of those colours that were popular for a while.
Nice to.see am R170 SLK, as you know I reviewed one last year. These cars were such a talking point back in the day.
That NSU looks such an interesting car.
I recall watching the Volvo 850R on TV in touring car racing. They were a force to be reckoned with on and off the track.
Nice tidy Nova and was that a Carlton GSI next to it?
Don't think.obr ever seen the generation of Celica as a convertible.
Nissan Bluebird was tha Taxi of choice back in the day. I've actually driven one dashed as a Maxima in south East Asia a few decades ago and it drove pretty well.
The Peugeot 405 estate was an estate car from a time where most estates didn't look good but these still look really nice.
That BMW coupe CSI looks so elegant and in a fabulous colour.
Toyota Crown and Laurel are real unicorns.
That was a great show Simon.
The xm is a 96 on N plate. But it is also a rare V6 12v estate. I have 2 Xm here at home.. but older hatchback models..
Thank you, the V6 must be rare and probably expensive when new. My Dad had a CX in 1980, Citroen made such great large cars that shunned convention!
They are rare in the estates, but as the Xm was the first V6 offered after the Sm was discontinued it sold fairly well in V6 Hatch form. The two I have one is a 2.1td with 268,000 miles on it, and the other is a V6 12v manual with about 160,000 miles on it.
@@Mr80sliveon wow. That’s some longevity. I love to film them if you ever bring them to shows. It says a lot about me that I still have the XM launch video in my loft!
Yes I have the xm launch video. I generally take the car to citroen rallies, rather then a general car meeting, which id actually enjoy quite a bit myself.. some beauties in your video, mazda rx7 mk.1, stood out to me..
Great show,shame I missed it this year,I'm sure the show will continue but sadly due to Sadiq Kahn and his expected ULEZ extension I suspect that numbers of classic owners will be significantly lower for the following years due to the ULEZ £12.50 charge to drive your car there before you even pay the entrance fee !
You wouldn't mind paying the ULEZ charge if it was actually going to "help clean Londons polluted air' but as we all know that's not the case.
I can see shows like this being evolved and pushed out to areas passed the 'zone' which means originally historic shows like this and others will either be disappearing altogether or never be the same again 😔
all a bit different set out this year did not attend this time , was there in 2022. carmediakent video channel brill vid to ya.
Thanks for watching!
really paint is flawless? did you look at the bubbles on the bottom of C pillar and rear window corner 5:02😂😂
In fairness it’s didn’t look too bad and it just one of five left.., in itself a miracle.
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Overall it looks good but that's a tough spot to get rid of the rot under the paint,and paint look good but far from flawless