
My work also extends into media, interviews, events and filmed automotive content. From launch presentations to collection features and podcast conversations, I enjoy bringing stories to life for an audience that values substance as much as spectacle.
My 1996 Bentley Turbo RT Long Wheelbase has taken me on some wonderful adventures. There have been great roads, memorable moments, unexpected repairs and a few occasions when things simply haven’t gone to plan.
But isn’t that part of any worthwhile journey?
In this film, I share some of the story behind my Turbo RT, what makes this remarkable 6.75-litre turbocharged V8 Bentley so special, and why — after all the ups and downs — I still love turning the key, hearing that V8 come to life and heading out onto the road.
Because sometimes the road you didn’t expect turns out to be the one worth remembering.
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set out to make a film about a Bentley. About craftsmanship, presence, and soul. But the journey changed — and what I came back with was something far more important. This short film is about care. About family. About mental and brain health. About what happens when something built with intention finally breaks — and what it means to repair it properly. The Bentley is nearly 30 years old. The journey didn’t go to plan. But sometimes, what breaks teaches us more than what survives.
I'm often asked, Where do I get my passion for cars from? Well, growing up in 60s My father was a professional racing driver in the bygone years on motor racing with the greats.
BMW 635 CSi 1985 owned for 38 years by one man, who understood beauty is not just seen with the eyes.
Role the VT....
Join me on my buying journeys around the country purchasing Iconic cars.
Only 500 built for world wide market 160 cars for the UK market split between coupe & convertible. The jaguar XKR was a brilliant car then but how has it stood the testament of time, watch the video and find out.
The SL has been apart of the Mercedes Benz line up since 1953, although originally launched in 1952 but as a race car entry, until Max Hoffman suggested to Mercedes to build a road going version, since then the model designated as the SL has stayed and is still in the very impressive line of models
The R230 SL was a game changer in convertible grand touring cars with a retractable roof, giving ownership of a big convertible simplicity, originally introduced on their smaller model the SLK
In the 80's Porsche had to step up its game it needed to create more sales, a lower entry price range car a new model the 924 but more importantly the 944...
the car that has been around for 70 years and has touched every country in the world, any car man would have an association with and Land Rover, I just love them.
Here at ICONIC CARS I've got the good fortune of having my hands on. What I see is a real, iconic car. And this car pushed the boundaries in many, many ways. But there's something even more special about this car. I'm going to be taking it for a drive. And you're going to come along with me. Just for now I want you just to soak up this more....
Today I'm back on the train again. I'm heading to Nottingham to look at a BMW Z3M Coupe. Another car that I consider as an iconic car. The BMW Z3M Coupe. This is the 3.2 litre, straight six M Power engine. The BMW Z3M M Coupe was actually manufactured from 1998 to 2002.