Ep 3. Hot Hatches
- TVPG
- March 1, 2018
- 43 min
For The Love Of Cars season 2 episode 3 is titled "Hot Hatches." In this episode, car enthusiast and presenter, Philip Glenister, and world-renowned car designer, Ant Anstead, take on the task of bringing two classic hot hatches back to life.
The first car they work on is a Peugeot 205 GTi. The car was a massive success in its heyday and is considered a classic by many car enthusiasts. However, the car in question is in a sorry state and requires a complete restoration. Philip and Ant take on the challenge and set off on a hunt for the parts needed to bring the car back to its former glory.
The second car that they restore is a Renault 5 GT Turbo. This car is another classic hot hatch that was popular in the 1980s. The car that Philip and Ant are working on needs a lot of work and is missing crucial parts, which proves to be a significant challenge for the team.
Throughout the episode, viewers get a behind-the-scenes look at the restoration process. Philip and Ant work tirelessly to ensure that every aspect of the cars is restored to its original state. They use their vast knowledge and expertise to troubleshoot any issues that arise during the restoration process.
One of the highlights of this episode is seeing the cars take shape as the restoration process progresses. Viewers witness the cars go from rusty shells to fully restored beauties that look like they just rolled off the production line. The team also takes the cars to a test track to give them a spin and see how they perform after the restoration.
Aside from the restoration process, the episode also delves into the history of hot hatches. Philip takes viewers on a trip down memory lane and discusses the rise of the hot hatch in the 1970s and how they became incredibly popular among car enthusiasts.
Overall, For The Love Of Cars season 2 episode 3 is an exciting and informative episode that takes viewers on a journey into the world of hot hatches. The restoration process is fascinating to watch, and the history lesson on hot hatches is a nice touch that adds depth to the episode.
