For The Love Of Cars

[hopz121]

Excellent show and a beautiful car for the first week

 

[TonyP]

Repeated tomorrow on Ch4 at 20:00 for those that didnt know it was back on (like me).

 

[Fast3000]

Tim and Fuzz do it better for me

Tim.

Also a good programme.

The programme is question is also very watch-able but I hated how they made fitting the parts back looks so easy! Its never that easy :evil:

 

[Silverfox]

Great show, lovely car

 

[BMWZ4MC]

Repeated tomorrow on Ch4 at 20:00 for those that didnt know it was back on (like me).

Just checked, it's on Channel 4seven

 

[Angie4m]

And also on 4od in case you miss the many repeats or fancy catching up at your own time

 

[Fast3000]

100 times better than top gear

What's that?

 

[TitanTim]

Tim and Fuzz do it better for me

Tim.

Also a good programme.

The programme is question is also very watch-able but I hated how they made fitting the parts back looks so easy! Its never that easy :evil:

Its the one presenter on For Love of Cars that irks me, don't know his name but he does the USwitch ad, still a good watch but better with a more interested presenter.

Tim.

 

[bony_13]

Tim and Fuzz do it better for me

Tim.

Also a good programme.

The programme is question is also very watch-able but I hated how they made fitting the parts back looks so easy! Its never that easy :evil:

Its the one presenter on For Love of Cars that irks me, don't know his name but he does the USwitch ad, still a good watch but better with a more interested presenter.

Tim.

Phillip Glenister? He was in Sharpe which in my mind automatically guarantees legend status!

Really enjoyed the show, although all the "my favourite Aston" quotations were a bit hard for me to believe, surely the DB5 is well ahead.

 

[Angie4m]

Phillip Glenister? He was in Sharpe which in my mind automatically guarantees legend status!

Really enjoyed the show, although all the "my favourite Aston" quotations were a bit hard for me to believe, surely the DB5 is well ahead.

Was also Gene Hunt in Life on Mars and drove the Quattro like he stole it

 

[philip27]

Watched this last night really enjoyed it on series link now.

 

[Grumpyowl]

Agree with everyone , great programme.

But IMO similar to car sos not enough content on the restoration too much fannying about with other owners etc
And the co presenter trying to be funny.
I know they only have an hour and have to interest the casual punter, but more restoration detail would be nice.

 

[WLH]

It's not been on TV here but I have been watching the series on TV via Youtube and it's quite good...

 

[DumfriesDik]

I have it recorded - and will be watching given whats been said.

 

[gannet]

I have it recorded - and will be watching given whats been said.

me too, just need someone to give me some time :evil:

 

[DumfriesDik]

I have it recorded - and will be watching given whats been said.

me too, just need someone to give me some time :evil:

Ha! I got to see it yesterday afternoon - missed my siesta mind. Really enjoyed it, I wonder how much 'time' they spent on the car as well as the parts. They do seem to have missed out the cost of labour. Still a good show though.

 

[TonyP]

I have it recorded - and will be watching given whats been said.

me too, just need someone to give me some time :evil:

I wonder how much 'time' they spent on the car as well as the parts. They do seem to have missed out the cost of labour.

Didn't they say 6000 hours?

 

[Taz]

i was curious to know how much the engine rebuild would have been (or did it say?)

 

[TonyP]

I think they said £30k, that may have included the upgrades though.

 

[Taz]

I think they said £30k, that may have included the upgrades though.

they paid 37K for the car

if you allow for all the other stuff and labour i suspect there would not be a fantastic profit in it, the new interior would have been a few thousand