A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Eleven of Fourteen
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2024
- Apologies for all the wind noise and terrible editing! And all the incorrect information... Watch at your own risk of boredom and possible loss of sanity.
The Slightly Shambolic Shuffles are back! This time we are at the 2024 Retro Rides Weekender at the Goodwood Motor Circuit in West Sussex, and I try not fall over, get my facts wrong, and struggle with wind noise (as usual). These are the Slightly Shambolic Shuffles after all...
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A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Two of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Three of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Four of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Five of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Six of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Seven of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Eight of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Nine of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Ten of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Eleven of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Twelve of Fourteen: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
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A Slightly Shambolic Shuffle Around Retro Rides Weekender 2024 at Goodwood - Part Fourteen: FINALLY!: • A Slightly Shambolic S...
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Another fantastic Shuffle Sir, so many lovely looking cars on display.
Sir, we aim to please always! Thank you for continuing to watch.
Good Afternoon Sir!
Sir, only three more parts to go!
Those first-generation Renault Cilos were fantastic looking cars, especially in the higher specs trims like Monaco or Baccara or the sporty Williams.
Sir, we like the Baccara very much....
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Absolutely, Mr Lloyd, and you could get one with a 1.8 litre engine at the time.
You are correct, sir.
The Diahatsu Move was a very forward thinking small hatchback with amazing head and legroom for 4 people in such a small car. There was also the Grand Move which was like its larger Sister but it did not have the sharp looks of the smaller Move.
A very rare Dodge Dakota V8 small pickup.
Patrick Mower drove a very similar Mercury Cougar as his personal car in the 1976/77 Crime Series Target which was itself the launch pad series for the new Mk4 Ford Cortina with Mr Mower's Character Steve Hackett driving a 1977 Ford Cortina 1.6 GL. Some great period British and European cars and vans are featured in the one and only Series.
Sir you will revel in the magic carpet comfort and pin sharp handling of the Citroën BX, just be careful of the amazingly powerful brakes, if you don't fancy finding youself stuck to the windscreen. Arguably the best hatchback of the 1980s.
The Nissan Almera 1.5 continues to prove to be a car that simply goes on forever . I have seen 3 for sale lately, all 2003 models looking lovely.
Yes, the 1950s Bedford Green Goddess featured a 5.9 litre 6 cylinder Petrol, not Forbidden Fuel, engine that averaged between 6 and 8 mpg. Quite economical for something so huge.
I have watched some of Target, sir, and it's only available in very poor quality, unfortunately. It's sort of like watching The Sweeney, only with Patrick Mower's enormous ego.... Some episodes were filmed in Southampton and some in Bristol from memory. I have driven a BX, sir, but we cannot discuss it here.
I have not seen a Daihatsu Grand Move for some time. I would like to try one of those Almeras, sir. I actually got close to buying an N16 a couple of years ago.
Hello there , The red Peugeot 3 Door 205 junior was a Diesel
Did you say something, sir?