Bloody awful day to drive two tiddlers (with no air con) across the country. Over 30 degrees, loads of traffic and deafening noise because the windows have to be open. Which is why it's unlikely poor Desmond the Perodua Kenari will move to Spain.
We got a little convoy on yesterday. Panda and Perodua. The plucky Perodua wins when it comes to climbing hills.
A local farm/tourist park seems to have a fleet of Suzuki Carry kei trucks for some reason. I'm not complaining! This one is a 4x4.
61,000 for the hard-working Perodua. Also the star of tonight's video. The way this week is going, he'll have covered more miles in half a month than the previous 3 months...
The thumbnail for this one was a bit click-baity but sometimes you just have to. I think it was justified by the actual discussion itself. I hope so. A hook is so important.
We're raffling an Escort! We've chosen to support AKT this time, a charity offering assistance to LGBTQ+ young people who sadly often fall into homelessness. 10% will go to this charity. Buy tickets here: raffall.com/424625/enter...
Yes it's slow but it sure is pretty. 2009 Fiat Panda 1.1 Active Eco. Miss HubNut Junior's steed.
Looks rather exciting in The Netherlands at the moment. That's a lot of lightning!
Tonight on HubNut, who is hottest? Or rather, who is in the hottest place? youtube.com/create/live/...
Another beautiful sunset but the humidity is off the charts! Not sure how sleep is occurring...
I still own the bootlid. It attracted a few extra stickers long after the rest of it departed this world. I scrapped PEA because it needed a few hundred quid of welding. Awful looking back! It was still pretty solid.
People often comment on the B82 PEA plate in my unit. It belonged to my first 2CV. Its chassis went under my second 2CV! The engine went into my first Dyane. (it ended its life in an Ami to complete the set).
Can anyone see the problem here? No wonder it started grinding. Worn one was the inner pad so hard to see until you get the caliper off.
If you're in The Netherlands, it seems I'm in Auto Week Classics with this stunning Tata Indica DIESEL!
Something rather different on HubNut tonight! A very close look at this beautifully restored Aston Martin DB4. I had to wait all day to hear it out on the road. Worth waiting for!
Have been cruising around Somerset in my £200 Prius. The right lighting makes any car look good! This is probably its best angle...
The wooden car is a unique home-build by someone genuinely called Friend Wood. I've known about it since the 90s and this is me sitting in it! What a moment. It has survived 40 years very well. Inspired by Frank Costin (the Cos in Marcos).
Also, over 400 miles done in the week since the hybrid battery fix. In total, 477 since last till which gives a figure of 60mpg. In hilly Wales. Pretty impressive.
The reason was to collect some crates to assist the unit move project. Still lots of tidying to do!