Ep 5. British Cars in Nova Scotia

In season 18 episode 5 of My Classic Car, host Dennis Gage travels to Nova Scotia to explore the world of British cars. He begins his journey by visiting the owner of a stunning 1952 MG TD, who shares the interesting history of the vehicle. Gage then heads to the Halifax waterfront to participate in the British Car Show, where he admires a diverse array of classic British cars including a beautifully restored TR4A, a sleek Jaguar XJ6, and a rare Jensen GT.

Next, Gage meets with the owner of Atlantic British, a company that specializes in parts and accessories for Land Rover vehicles. He takes a Land Rover Discovery for a spin on some of Nova Scotia's rural roads, and the owner shares some of his knowledge and expertise on the iconic brand. Gage also visits with an owner who has a unique 1969 Austin Mini Moke, a small but mighty vehicle perfect for cruising the streets.

Gage then heads to the Canadian Automotive Museum to check out their collection of British cars and motorcycles, including a 1959 Morris Mini and a 1964 BSA A65L Lightning. He chats with museum staff about the history of British vehicles and their significance in Canadian car culture. Finally, Gage meets up with an owner who has a rare 1972 Triumph TR6, a classic roadster that has been beautifully restored.

Throughout the episode, Gage provides insightful commentary and interesting anecdotes about the history and significance of each vehicle. He also shares his own love for the British car scene and the passion that drives owners to preserve and showcase these classic cars. My Classic Car season 18 episode 5 is a must-watch for anyone interested in classic car culture, British vehicles, or just great storytelling.