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Lat nght's broadcast (UK) of Top Gear looked at 3 older British sports cars- a '70s Jensen healey, an '80s TVR and a '90s Lotus Elan.
They drove from the Lotus test track where they'd put the cars through their paces, to the derelict Jensen factory in West Bromwich on the outskirts of Birmingham and then on to Blackpool and the derelict TVR factory. There they had a static display of many old LBC- Healeys, MGs, Triumphs, a Jag and a Daimler Dart...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mj59
The segment starts about 19 minutes into the program, then there's a break and they restart with it at about 47 mintues. The static show starts about 59:20 right at the end.
Maybe not accessible for you people outside the UK... perhaps it'll show up on youtube soon.
And I think there's some clever way of fooling the site into thinki you're in the UK, too - maybe some of the IT boffins here can enlighten us all....
They were quite positive on the whole...
They drove from the Lotus test track where they'd put the cars through their paces, to the derelict Jensen factory in West Bromwich on the outskirts of Birmingham and then on to Blackpool and the derelict TVR factory. There they had a static display of many old LBC- Healeys, MGs, Triumphs, a Jag and a Daimler Dart...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mj59
The segment starts about 19 minutes into the program, then there's a break and they restart with it at about 47 mintues. The static show starts about 59:20 right at the end.
Maybe not accessible for you people outside the UK... perhaps it'll show up on youtube soon.
And I think there's some clever way of fooling the site into thinki you're in the UK, too - maybe some of the IT boffins here can enlighten us all....
They were quite positive on the whole...
