I first got into the car scene about five years ago now.
Back then, I was a girlie girl.
Proper girlie girl.
As far as I was concerned, a car was a car
and I didn't see it from their point of view.
But I have grown so far with the car community and I have learnt
so many things from them.
These are all my reg plates of the cars,
I kept every one of them as a bit of a souvenir.
So I've got my current reg, that is my old Ibiza reg.
That's my reg for my Audi.
And that was my nickname for my old Ibiza car.
It's your baby, that's how I think of it.
Mine's my baby.
That was when I was five years old, with a quad bike.
Life on the farm, it's stressful, tiring.
I've been caring for my grandparents since I've been here.
My grandparents, they bring me up quite a lot.
I would do anything for them.
Even if I had to care for them every single minute of the day,
I would do, and that's what I do and I enjoy it.
It is difficult having the farm, caring for my grandad
and my grandma, but I would still make sure I come home from work,
make the tea for my family, and then I go for a drive.
A car weekend away, it is like sweet heaven to me sometimes.
It gives me that little bit of freedom.
Freedom away from thinking about work, farm, grandparents,
family, everything.
I can go out and I can forget it all and come back refreshed.
It makes people shocked,
when they see a girl come out of a modified car.
They don't understand what it feels like to be a girl
and be involved in a man's hobby.
Knowing that I am one of the girls that actually can do things
and don't just sit at home,
looking after kids or anything like that, we do what we want to do.
My name is Georgia
and I first got into the car scene a little over a year ago now.
When you come to something like a car meet,
the main purpose is that people have the same passion about cars
and you don't really find that anywhere else.
The fact that people can actually come and park up in a car park
and everybody can just look at everybody else's cars
without having to worry, it's a really good feeling.
It is a little bit difficult to try and fit in, but I think
now that there are more girls kind of bringing their own cars
into the scene, you do feel a little bit more relaxed.
You do not feel as pressured to
kind of have one of these big, fancy cars.
But for the time being I'm kind of just starting from the bottom.
Now, if I could do something like that to mine,
that is what I would do.
The look of that is just absolutely incredible.
I do get drawn to stuff that's a bit weird.
Georgia, is this the monster truck?
Initial enquiry, see the list.
Yes. It's fine, your car is in good hands, don't worry.
I do feel like I am quite a creative person.
So to be able to have a car that's quite in-your-face,
something that you look at and just be like, "Oh, that's different."
To me, that's kind of... That is me.
There are times where I am nervous thinking,
"Oh, is someone going to not like my car?
!Is someone going to say something and I'm going to overhear it?"
Especially when you turn up to a car meet you've never been to before.
But now I have learned to accept that there is not always
going to be people liking what you do.
I was not really confident when I was younger.
Being at school was hard.
I used to be that quiet girl, because I did get bullied.
I got bullied for my size, I got bullied for my name, everything.
Everything is different in the car community.
They take me for who I am now.
Not for what I used to be like.
Me and my mum, we went through some bad times.
We kind of grew apart.
We nearly lost contact.
Since I got more into the cars again,
my mum's got more into it again.
Hey, Mum.
But she was more interested in the whole wrapping side of it.
With me having my car wrapped, then we can do it together,
as a bit of time for us to spend together.
When you wrap a car, it is either because you get bored
of the colour, for one, or to have something different.
Something that nobody's got.
We done the BMW.
Yeah, we did the BMW. We did part of a VW Polo.
Yes. Obviously, this Mini.
Anything that could be wrapped, we would be able to do it, definitely.
Not a problem.
So, shall we go on to the next one?
Now, working together has definitely,
definitely made us stronger.
Jen does the car meets, she's queen bee when she does the car meets.
She is quite independent, very outspoken.
I am very proud, absolutely, very proud.
Whatever challenges we get,
she just takes them head-on and we just get on wi' it.
I'll never fault my mum,
for the simple reason that she has made me who I am today.
A strong, confident, unbelievable woman.
As soon as you walk into the place, it is just, everyone is so happy.
Because you've had so much time off over the winter,
you just don't think about anything else.
It's just all cars.
You get to see the drifting, you get to do things, it is ace.
You spend so much time sort of getting ready and prepping your car,
it's almost like when you go into a birthday party.
Everybody put so much effort into it
that it's like a celebration for the car community.
People have been looking forward to this for quite a few weeks
and sort of like, now is the big day.
It does excite me, this.
Cos it's just, like, everybody is leaving at the same time,
everyone's going to the same place
and I'm just hoping that I can keep up.
I think that's Jen.
Hope everybody can get out!
That is sick.
Wow, it's quite busy.
Like, really busy.
It feels brilliant to be back here.
Back in the game, back around cars.
Woo!
That was amazing.
Are you excited? Yeah, I am, actually.
Have you driven one before?
Yes, but years ago.
It is actually so much fun.
That was ace!
Being in the car community, it's a family.
Everybody loves to be in this family,
because it's something different.
Normal people, they don't understand the car side,
they really don't.
Because as far as they're concerned, we make noises, we do silly things.
But it shows my personality.
It shows that I am weird and wonderful in so many ways
and I love that.