Shed and Buried

Henry and Fuzz inspect Nir's eclectic vehicle collection, which includes American air taxis, 1920s Citroen saloons and 1980s Japanese superbikes. They move from the sleek air taxis to the vintage saloons and finally to the high‑performance superbikes, highlighting the range of eras and origins represented.

Nir and Olivia is a programme presented in an episodic format, centred on the interactions between its hosts and a range of colourful characters. The show blends light‑hearted banter with a focus on niche interests, giving viewers a glimpse into the personal worlds of the participants. In this particular episode, Henry and his companion Fuzz take a tour of Nir’s extensive vehicle collection. They examine a selection that spans several decades and continents, from sleek American air taxis to classic 1920s Citroën saloons, and even the high‑performance Japanese superbikes of the 1980s. The assortment on display highlights the eclectic nature of Nir’s hobby, juxtaposing early‑century European design with mid‑century American aviation and late‑20th‑century Japanese engineering. Each vehicle offers a distinct slice of automotive history, and the episode captures the duo’s reactions as they explore the differences in style, technology and purpose. By the end of the visit, Henry and Fuzz have not only seen the breadth of Nir’s collection but also gained a better appreciation for the varied eras and origins represented. The episode wraps up with a brief reflection on how such diverse machines can coexist within a single enthusiast’s garage, underscoring the programme’s charm and its focus on personal passion.