Coronation Street star Simon Gregson, 45, appeared on This Morning to explain why he has donated his classic car and bike to NHS workers..
Speaking to Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford from his car in Wilmslow, he revealed he was donating the gifts to thank workers for helping fight the coronavirus.
The actor, who has played Steve McDonald for 30 years, said the car is a 1968 Triumph, and the bike is a 1955 Francis Barnet kestrel 30c.
They both now belong to two different NHS workers after Simon made the kind-hearted gesture.
Eamonn was fascinated by the impressive car and got Simon to give him a video tour of the outside and the upholstry.
"There she is in all her rusty glory," Simon said.
He previously announced his plans to give away his prized possessions on Twitter, writing: "Dear NHS workers I have two classic projects (car and bike) if you ride or drive and like fettling old machinery there yours.
"Just a little thank you. They need work! But don’t we all. No delivery for obvs reasons oh and thank you."
His followers were touched by the gesture, with one writing: "Aw what a kind gesture Simon ... Im working for NHS but not on the front line - hope u and all ur family are well xx."
Another added: "Lovely thing to do. Big up to the frontline NHS workers. #NHSThankYou #NHSheroes."
Simon recently explained on Instagram that he had been suffering from coronavirus symptoms.
"1st day out of bed today starting to feel a little better after contracting the virus,my main symptom was gastric and still is bloody awful but lucky to not have respirator," he wrote.
"Stay safe everyone x" he added.
Ruth also explained Simon's wife's mother had died from the coronavirus recently.
Emma Gregson took to Twitter to announce the sad news, writing: "881 people lost their lives today, one of those beautiful souls was my grandma!! Heartbroken... #stayathome. Fly High Grandma... We love you."
