Britain's Greatest Machines - S01E04: 1980s - The Future Has Landed (2.0 Stereo, 360p)

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• KA

  @karl9655 · 3 years ago

  Remember watching all sorts growing up with this guy Chris barrie

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• MI

  @MililaniJag · 6 years ago

  One crucial piece of equipment that's very much British......the (BV) Boiling Vessel! Cheers!!

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• PA

  @PaulStClair-or3gj · 3 years ago

  I bought a ZX81 computer... wrote a program to work out a navigation positon by inputing a sextant sight. It worked pretty well,  but more importantly... it started me programming on the first IBM Computers several years later using GW Basic. Helped me in my work a lot. Taught me a lot as well about algorithms and programming.

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• KA

  @kaydensrailway5594 · 4 years ago

  “Cortina would never cut it as a race car.”<br><br><b>laughs in Lotus Cortina</b>

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• SE

  @secretagentbloke · 11 months ago

  Crazy to think that the Lynx is STILL the fastest production helicopter ever made

• MI

  @misterjag · 7 years ago

  If it weren&apos;t for Back to the Future, the DeLorean would merit little more than a footnote.

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• SI

  @SimonTekConley · 8 years ago

  Thank you for posting these, I have learned a lot recently. Like a new tv show to look out for.

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• MC

  @mcjitsu · 9 years ago

  In the Reno, Nevada Auto Museum is a DeLorean in the front part of the entrance. There are a huge set of permanent fingerprints on the left front fender, they can&apos;t remove. &nbsp;To get into the car in an emergency, crawl under it and kick the black impact box with the heel your foot and it will pop both gull wing doors open. A lot of them got stolen at first.

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• SI

  @SimonTekConley · 8 years ago (edited)

  I miss my 1989 Merkur XR4Ti. That was an awesome car.

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• RO

  @robotech1990 · 9 years ago

  Thank&apos;s .I&apos;m having a great time watching this.

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• CH

  @chaseman113 · 4 years ago

  Haha, Chris Barrie dressed as the 10th Doctor driving a remote control Delorean.

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• BR

  @brsrc759 · 7 years ago

  That Sinclair C5 would be great nowadays with LiPO batteries and a brushless motor

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