Shed and Buried: Classic Cars

Henry and Fuzz explore two huge sheds packed with a range of vintage military vehicles, carefully rummaging through the extensive collection. The assortment includes army quad bikes, amphibious troop carriers and a Ferret Scout car, showcasing a variety of historic equipment.

The Daimler Ferret is a programme presented as a single episode, centred on a hands‑on look at historic military transport. Its format follows a straightforward, documentary‑style approach, allowing viewers to accompany the hosts as they investigate a specialised collection of wartime machinery. In this installment, the two presenters – Henry and Fuzz – spend the bulk of the runtime moving through a pair of massive sheds that house an extensive array of vintage military vehicles. Their walkabout feels like a treasure‑hunt, with the duo opening doors, peering inside, and commenting on the condition and purpose of each piece they encounter. Among the items they examine are a number of army quad bikes, built for rapid movement over rough terrain, as well as amphibious troop carriers capable of traversing both land and water. The highlight of the collection is a Ferret Scout car, a compact, four‑wheel‑drive vehicle that once served in reconnaissance roles for the armed forces. The episode’s pacing is dictated by the sheer scale of the sheds and the variety of machines on display, giving Henry and Fuzz ample material to explore. By the end, viewers are left with a clear picture of how these specialised vehicles once operated and how they fit into the broader history of military mobility.