Classic Vintage Cars (3 DVD Box Set)
3 DVD Box Set: Early Vintage, Post Thoroughbreds and Post War Cars
DVD 1: Classic Vintage Sports Cars Early Vintage
The Shuttleworth & Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting
The Vintage Sports-Car Club was founded in 1934. In 1976 racing started at Cadwell Park and has been there ever since. This video which is the first part of two, features The Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting, showing the races which are as competitive today as they where 60 to 80 years ago. Cars include, the GN, Frazer Nash cycle cars with the famous chain and dog drives onda, Bugatti, Austin, Woseley, Bentley, Maserati and many more. We also have interviews with the owners of these fascinating vintage cars talking about the stories and history behind them.
Running time approximately 50 mins in colour
Classic Vintage Sports Cars Post Vintage Thoroughbreds
The Shuttleworth & Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting
The Vintage Sports-Car Club was founded in 1934. In 1976 racing started at Cadwell Park and has been there ever since. This video which is the second part of two, features The Shuttleworth and Nuffield Trophies Race Meeting, showing the races which are as competitive today as they were 40 to 50 years ago. We feature the post vintage pedigree cars from the 1950's and on, such as C and D type Jaguars, Lotus Cooper, Morgan, Willments and Rejo. Plus, there is a special event for the Formula Junior and Formular 3 Cars, all mainly constructed in the 1950's. We also have interviews with the owners of these fascinating Thoroughbred cars talking about the stories and history behind them.
Running time approximately 56 mins in colour.
Classic Vintage and Post War Cars
Austin 7, Morris, Wolseley, Alvis, Humber, Triumph, Riley, Rover and many more
The British Motor Car Industry supplied hundreds of thousands of cars, to nearly every country in the world, for a large part of the last century. Even after the Second World War, British companies still retained twenty-five percent of the world market.
We are not going to look at what went wrong here. Instead, in this programme we are going to look at some of the best of British motor cars. Wonderful cars, that still survive today and are driven to shows all over the country where their proud owners can show them off, and others of us go green with envy. Cars today, to me, nearly all look the same, in vintage and post war days, each manufacturer had their own exclusive, and recognisable look, big or small, the cars then had style, class, some of them even had brakes all round!
If you like looking at, and hearing about cars. This is one for you.