The annual Goodwood Revival is known for its amazing variety of vintage racing machines. Take these five unusual cars, for instance. 

It should go without saying that the annual Goodwood Revival is one of the world’s great classic car events—surely, it’s on every enthusiast’s proverbial bucket list. But if you can’t make it to the sunny South of England to see the show (or its sister event, the annual Goodwood Festival of Speed) in person, you can view the proceedings on the awesome Goodwood Road & Racing YouTube Channel, one of our favorite video destinations on the internet. But be careful—-you can burn away hours on end once you get sucked into all the fascinating content.

One great feature of the Revival is the ridiculous variety of racing equipment to be seen on the historic 2.367-mile road circuit. Take this clip for instance, in which the Goodwood video crew elected their five craziest cars of this year’s event. It so happens that two of their five selections this time around happen to be Ford Thunderbirds—fairly common machines among us Yanks, but rare and exotic birds indeed to the British car collector crowd. The other three selections are pretty fascinating, too—check them out.