Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Alain de Cadinet remembered.

Just tripped over this circa 17 min vid on YT and thought you might enjoy viewing it, perhaps more so the lads who are into Alfa...?

If the F word offends, be aware that approximately 8min 45sec into the vid, the wonderful Spitfire scene contains a few F`s, which seemed rather appropriate on that occasion...?

Brilliant brilliant brilliant.....................!!!!!

The spitting image of his Dad.... seems to be having a good time as well....!!

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I remember watching a series he did on driving a range of cars from different marques.
Each episode was for one and covered historic and current cars. Some eye-wateringly gorgeous and £££££££ cars driven usually on restricted roads. No holding back. He'd show the car, engine, interior before driving.
Annoyingly I have lost the recordings.
The Spitfire "hair parting" vid ranks alongside Ray Hannah's low pass over Goodwood.

I also puzzled about the left hand threads on my Alfa Junior. Mercifully sorted it out before having a lost wheel incident.

Wonderful film, fabulous car and so so good that's its being driven and loved just as it is - worn carpets and all!

Thanks for posting it

I’d already watched that this morning before work, great story of a father and sons love and the art of a beautiful car.

Just found some of those vids Victory by Design series on you tube.
Hour long episodes including the above video. Just search for Victory by Design.
That's sorted me for viewing over the hols!

Thanks for letting me know that the vid was worth posting folks. Also thanks for the heads up on Victory by Design sospan..

I had Alfas before Morgans. Alain didn't have the presence here in the US, as he had in Europe, but this is quite good.

Like the man or not. His son has done well with this tribute.

Excellent!! Worth watching . . . a few times.

Cheers,
Mark

Sorry for the diversion - his love of Alfa's was beautiful. I still lust after an Alfaholics as a result.

For me he was famous for a moment when he nearly got an unplanned haircut.
This is the bleeped version.
Watch the sky and see if you can spot the plane.

I loved his reaction.