Episode 8
Derek's journeys are often steeped in nostalgia, but today he's taking a trip down memory lane to collect a piece of motoring history he last saw as a teenager. Derek's back in his old stomping ground of Luton, to meet an old schoolmate who is saying goodbye to his 1912 De Dion Bouton. The car hasn't left the garage for almost 50 years and the owner has never driven it, so it's quite an event for the neighbours and family alike.
Put the words Ford and Mexico together and watch motorsport fans go weak at the knees. Dave's found a sure-fire seller... a 1976 barn find Ford Mexico mark two.
Young Charlie is the youngest member of the Mathewson Motorsport clan, and got a lot to live up to. With Dad Paul in the pits and mum Ange and sister Kate in the support team, the final of the England Junior Rally Championship win is all riding on today.
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