Youtube moments

[PaykanHunter]

 

[warren t claim]

 

1965 Motorcycle road safety film.

[freebird]

Appologies if its been posted before.

Wonderful, just wonderful........

[freebird]

Possibly even better but without the charm

[cms206]

Can't remember if this has been on here before, but it's worth a giggle...

 

[fotorabia]

My recently created channel...1st one is getting the Merc off the cattle station in Swan Hill with my mad Jordanian friend..

and Diego playing the guitar on our 3000kms drive from Uluru to Melbourne

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grDGKPPXtHU

and a comprehensive photo slideshow of coming to Melbourne..for early drum n bass fans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grDGKPPXtHU

[Vin]

Sir John Betjeman and a brief glimpse of Autoshite doing Motorail (at about 5 mins). Courtesy of the ever reliable BTF via the BFI

 

[willswitchengage]

 

Classic viral posted last week.

[Volksy]

This has made me grin, I glad I work from home sometimes.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fGQ-D1T ... re=related

[Craig the Princess]

 

Days when the BTCC what Chod-tastic

[Vin]

 

Scunthorpe 1981 - set to the music of Soft Machine...

 

When you get through the 2 minutes of newspaper headlines there are some gems...A funeral using a wedge hearse and limousine...The cars leaving the steelworks at shift change - Renner 12, Robin, A60, Cortina to spot a few... A Hunter being crushed...As many 'fresh killed turkeys' you could wish for at the market...

 

It is SPECTACULARLY GRIM

[Vin]

 

Scunthorpe 1981 - set to the music of Soft Machine...

 

When you get through the 2 minutes of newspaper headlines there are some gems...A funeral using a wedge hearse and limousine...The cars leaving the steelworks at shift change - Renner 12, Robin, A60, Cortina to spot a few... A Hunter being crushed...As many 'fresh killed turkeys' you could wish for at the market...

 

It is SPECTACULARLY GRIM

[Ross_K]

DTM History - The Golden Years. Plenty of E30 and W201 action, wrapped up in a cheesy 80s German soundtrack.

 

And parts 2 and 3:

[Ross_K]

DTM History - The Golden Years. Plenty of E30 and W201 action, wrapped up in a cheesy 80s German soundtrack.

 

And parts 2 and 3:

[Craig the Princess]

Fire engine fun with Cortina failure

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Yw1Rjpk ... ure=relmfu

 

Warning - this video contains scenes some views may find disturbing (it contains Michael Buerk)

[Craig the Princess]

Fire engine fun with Cortina failure

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Yw1Rjpk ... ure=relmfu

 

Warning - this video contains scenes some views may find disturbing (it contains Michael Buerk)

[Tayne]

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[cms206]

 

With hawt Datsun Bluebird action.

[warren t claim]

This has to be in the top ten of "no way would this movie scene be allowed these days particularly with a PG rating" list.

 

[HillmanImp]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=Q7qGzoGKEB4

 

A field at the end of Fantazia NYE 93. Right load of old chod getting driven home dangerously by a load of people sucking on dummies whilst wearing dungarees and nafnaf jackets.

 

The girl and the black lad made me cringe a bit like. She does not even seem that off her tits, she needs to have words with her dealer as those Doves were actually asprin.

[Volksy]

 

Fast Plowing!

[Junkman]

Autoshite being raced in Belgium:

 

[Junkman]

Same location, shittier shite from this year:

 

[RedSparrow]

Here is part 1 of 4 of a documentary about how Trabants are built. It's dubbed in Czech but it was quite interesting to see how labour intensive it was to build the bloody things - they are basically handmade.

Part 2 shows the duraplast process which in interesting, check out the lack of any health and safety / PPE whatsoever and the machinery that looks like it hasn't been cleaned or maintained for 20 years.

Part 4 shows the body panels being grafted on. Hand drills and rivets. I knew the things were pretty crude but bloody hell.

 

[pshome]

L'homme à la Tagora est un battant, un dirigeant, un haut-responsable!

 

[RedSparrow]

This shows the Wartburg factory, which looks light years ahead of the Trabant works. Almost on a par with western european standards in 1990.

 

 

In German, but again some very interesting footage.

 

 

Also, am I the only one who uses this fucking thread to post videos now? Or should I just start a new thread for every new youtube clip I find like everyone else?

[willswitchengage]

Re Trabants:

 

Watching that, I spent most of my time thinking "what machine would I least like to get my hand caught in"

[garethj]

My latest efforts at 1:32 scale slot car production

[Felly Magic]

Nice. Love the 'Fall Guy' replica pickup

[pompei]

Just watched Junkman's Belgian races - bloody bwilliant! Loving the Scandinavian pendulum approach to the hairpin and the Monte and 914 mid engine stability! That pirouetting 7 series on steelies is just wonderful Thanks for posting!