Shed and Buried

In the New Forest, presenters Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove encounter Stumpie, an enthusiast of Americana culture. His sheds are packed with an eclectic collection that includes rare bicycles, classic sportster motorcycles and customised saloon cars. These items reflect his passion for mid‑century American automotive and two‑wheel design.

Hot Rods, Trucks and Miniature Bikes is a television programme that presents individual episodes centred on motoring enthusiasm. Each instalment follows presenters as they investigate unique automotive passions, giving viewers a glimpse into niche collections and specialised builds. In this particular episode, the action moves to the New Forest, where presenters Henry Cole and Sam Lovegrove pay a visit to a character known as Stumpie. Stumpie is a devoted fan of Americana culture, and his property is packed with an eclectic assortment of vehicles. His sheds house a range of rare bicycles, a selection of classic sportsters and a series of saloon cars that have been heavily customised. The segment follows Henry and Sam as they wander through Stumpie’s workshops, taking in the variety of machines on display. They highlight the rarity of the bicycles, the timeless appeal of the sportsters and the distinctive modifications applied to the saloon cars. By the end of the visit, the episode offers a clear picture of Stumpie’s passion for American‑style motoring and the eclectic treasures he has amassed in his New Forest hideaway.