Youtube moments

[Pieman]

1 hour ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

The aspirations of the men in polyester suits

 

That is tragic and hilarious at the same time.  I can't work out if I am watching a genuine documentary or something along the lines of Alan Partridge! 

I suppose at least back then middle management types actually went for something a bit different sometimes rather than all driving identical Audis, but whining like a spoilt kid because your car doesn't have a small single-letter badge where everyone might see it?  Give me strength!

(edit) Merc guy: "People now really KNOW that I'm a manager, that I'm a senior person in the company!" Yes, but they also all think you're an absolute fucking throbber.

LOADS of spot-worthy stuff in the background too.

[Tayne]

5 minutes ago, Pieman said:

That is tragic and hilarious at the same time.  I can't work out if I am watching a genuine documentary or something along the lines of Alan Partridge! 

I suppose at least back then middle management types actually went for something a bit different sometimes rather than all driving identical Audis, but whining like a spoilt kid because your car doesn't have a small single-letter badge where everyone might see it?  Give me strength!

LOADS of spot-worthy stuff in the background too.

It’s a genuine documentary , called From A to B : Tales of Modern Motoring.

There was a company car episode, one about younger drivers, one about families, one about women etc.

[Pieman]

1 minute ago, Tayne said:

It’s a genuine documentary , called From A to B : Tales of Modern Motoring.

There was a company car episode, one about younger drivers, one about families, one about women etc.

Oh I'm definitely looking for the others in that case if the dickheads in this one are anything to go by, this is too funny!

[Tayne]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00hvb9g/episodes/guide
 

I think they’re all on YaTube! but I have a dvd somewhere.

[Aston Martin]

Scrap it.

 

 

[warren t claim]

9 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

The aspirations of the men in polyester suits

 

 

[Remspoor]

Ramses, the 100% Egyptian Automobile.

There should be a joke about it not cottoning on.

[St.Jude]

4 minutes ago, Remspoor said:

Ramses, the 100% Egyptian Automobile.

There should be a joke about it not cottoning on.

There are jokes about it, but the thread counts are poor.

[egg]

Shit car, but RCR does his best 'for the man who's idea of a threesome is having Alexi and Siri wake him up at the same time'

[Urko]

15 hours ago, warren t claim said:

 

Possibly the cleverest part of this is where the bellend rep claims a 1.7 diesel Cavalier doesn't have fuel injection - exactly the sort of ignorance that his type would have displayed at the time.

[ProgRocker]

FSO Polonez brochure review from 1982:

Here's the 125p from the same brochure:

 

[St.Jude]

 

[Dyslexic Viking]

Junkyard Digs videos with farm equipment is one of my favorites.

Newest one

 

[quicksilver]

The algorithm found me a little gem yesterday: user DaveSpencer32. You might have heard of him as PMP Transport Films; he's been filming mostly buses and trucks all over the world for years and has uploaded some of his archive footage from the 1990s. At the time these were just ordinary everyday street scenes and people probably thought he was mad for wasting tape on such mundane things, but every vehicle you see is interesting now.

[grogee]

On 24/10/2024 at 07:30, Remspoor said:

On The Line (1982) Pt1

A drama about the struggles of an independent British car manufacturer: Associated British Motors.

 

I can't thank @Remspoor enough for posting this link. It's absolutely fabulous. Imagine Howard's Way crashed into Longbridge, this is the net result. Produced by Central TV! 

I wish all the subsequent episodes were available. It's everything I want in tv: 80s, cars, bad script, industrial unrest, drawing boards. 

My favourite characters are the blaxpoitation (Northern stereotype) couple from Leeds. 

[Leyland Worldmaster]

Odd!

 

[St.Jude]

4 minutes ago, Leyland Worldmaster said:

Odd!

 

I love that bloke's channel.

[Leyland Worldmaster]

Just now, St.Jude said:

I love that bloke's channel.

It's really good; some interesting stuff and well researched too! 😎

[St.Jude]

5 minutes ago, Leyland Worldmaster said:

It's really good; some interesting stuff and well researched too! 😎

And "Hiiiiii it's Jeffrwey". There is something brilliant about a lad from New Jersey talking about a Midland Red.

[Pieman]

4 hours ago, quicksilver said:

The algorithm found me a little gem yesterday: user DaveSpencer32. You might have heard of him as PMP Transport Films; he's been filming mostly buses and trucks all over the world for years and has uploaded some of his archive footage from the 1990s. At the time these were just ordinary everyday street scenes and people probably thought he was mad for wasting tape on such mundane things, but every vehicle you see is interesting now.

Holy crap!

How have I not found that before?  Many thanks.

[quicksilver]

3 hours ago, St.Jude said:

And "Hiiiiii it's Jeffrwey". There is something brilliant about a lad from New Jersey talking about a Midland Red.

I discovered Jeffrey a while back and totally agree; it's wonderful that an American is so enthusiastic about obscure British buses that even a lot of Brits haven't heard of. What was especially weird was his video on Quest 80 quoting one of my old blog posts - it's bizarre hearing the words I wrote being read in a Noo Joisy accent.

[St.Jude]

4 minutes ago, quicksilver said:

I discovered Jeffrey a while back and totally agree; it's wonderful that an American is so enthusiastic about obscure British buses that even a lot of Brits haven't heard of. What was especially weird was his video on Quest 80 quoting one of my old blog posts - it's bizarre hearing the words I wrote being read in a Noo Joisy accent.

That's great! Did he credit you with it?

On that subject, and it just popped in to my head, do you know why Guy Motors used an Indian chief as their logo/mascot? He mentioned it but couldn't find out why?

[Inspector Morose]

24 minutes ago, St.Jude said:

That's great! Did he credit you with it?

On that subject, and it just popped in to my head, do you know why Guy Motors used an Indian chief as their logo/mascot? He mentioned it but couldn't find out why?

Feathers in our cap was their motto.

[Remspoor]

22 hours ago, Inspector Morose said:

Feathers in our cap was their motto.

How?

Did you know that?😀

[Leyland Worldmaster]

 

[Leyland Worldmaster]

https://youtu.be/yWIIO2iDU00?si=C98f3W7HfzYj4-Ld

[Inspector Morose]

1 hour ago, Remspoor said:

How?

Did you know that?😀

Being born a stones row from their factory, spending nearly 15 years as a volunteer at he Black Country Museum on the trolleybuses, being a sad individual who has no life apart from learning all there is to know about bus and coach history....

You know, stuff like that.

[Leyland Worldmaster]

 

[FakeConcern]

 

 

 

OK I love any C4 VTS

[Remspoor]

3 hours ago, Inspector Morose said:

Being born a stones row from their factory, spending nearly 15 years as a volunteer at he Black Country Museum on the trolleybuses, being a sad individual who has no life apart from learning all there is to know about bus and coach history....

You know, stuff like that.

 

Guy Motors used an Indian chief as their logo