There’s something so refreshing about a man getting out a map, the tool you used before the internet to go over his road trip. It embodies both the spirit of how a road trip was planned on an analog car of the Countach’s era. I love it!
Paper maps really entice you to explore an area. Far more fun. And years later on a cold winter's evening, open it up again and it's a nostalgic travel diary!
My wife is from Switzerland, we spent many years traveling Europe while her parents were alive. The difference between the roads in Switzerland, and Italy, & France was amazing. The difference between the roads in Switzerland and Germany were much less noticeable. The worst roads in Switzerland were much better that the best roads in my corner of America.
@@peterlarkin762 as a swiss who participated at the st patricks parade in gallway this year i know what you mean...sometimes there was barely road left on our travel xD
@@smal1393 america has so much urban sprawl and so many miles of road that it's too expensive to maintain it all. The population in europe is much denser which means there's less distance to maintain, making it easier to have higher quality roads
@@mba9565 It depends on the model. The earlier version had a lower roof line which certainly challanged the ergonomics. Later versions have improved head room, however the ergonomics were always somewhat compromised - made more difficult by the heavy steering and clutch.
@@georgebettiol8338 if it is so uncomfortable to drive then why is it loved so much by some people. I mean some people rate it higher than Murci and Diablo
@@mba9565 The Lamborghini Countach was essentially an automotive stylistic spectacle - ie. an artistic wonder - of an automobile when introduced in 1974 - there was no car like it - all courtesy of the great car designer, and recently 'passed', Marcello Gandini. It featured unique 'scissor type' opening doors, a sublime and powerful engine that gave the car outstanding performance ability and beautifully crafted interior. It became the quintessential 'hero' car poster of the period with lots of impressionable boys having pinned such a poster on their bedroom wall. The emphasis on 'show car' design and ultimate performance meant that human factors (ergonomics) came a very distant second. It probably wasn't helped by Lamborghini's chief test driver, NZ born Bob Wallace, because his background and emphasis was performance cars and probably wasn't bothered by 'car comfort', heavy steering and clutch systems that were the norm on racing/performance cars of the period. The car remains a 'spectacle' because that grand majority of those impressionable young boys, who are now middle aged or over, have not owned, or had the opportunity to drive one - and like saying goes: "Never meet your heroes, as they will very likely disappoint". Having said all the above, the Countach remains a car design masterpiece - although my strong preference is for its predecessor, the Lamborghini Miura SV.
Thanks for taking me to Andermatt. My friend played pro football in Varese just across the border in Italy and wasn't allowed to ski during the football season, so I smuggled him out under a blanket in the back of a Fiesta and Andermatt was our choice for a day on the slopes. Fab memories thanks Harry.
When I was in my youth, Andermatt was the Skiers’ best kept secret: close to Zurich, not a lot of sun, steep terrain and hence not crowded. Unfortunately, with the real estate developments in the years since, those days are gone. Still a nice place though and definitely a must visit for all lovers of twisty mountain roads with loads of alpine passes all around.
Living in central Switzerland, Andermatt is 1 hour's drive from me. I can confirm that Harry is on the button when it comes to his descriptives. 100 years ago, it was the Brits who first conquered the mountains; the Swiss thought the Brits were mad. When Queen Victoria stayed in Luzern (she spoke fluent German), she made use of 4 strong Swiss Young men to get her up Rigi above Weggis. Great Video Harry; keep up the good work.
Also I'm so glad he said his catchphrase at the end. I find myself saying things like that to my dogs are we're walking along. I'll say something like "keep liking, keep subscribing, and there'll be more treats coming along soon."
As ever a massive thank you to mrs m Iam sure there are times she would rather be in a 1st class plane cabin from A to B, but the amount of footage she gets of harry and (insert car) pulling away and presumable waiting to be picked up again, just for our veiwing please doesnt go unnoticed🥂
Loved the family history element Harry, it makes your excellent road trip video that little bit more special and your photographs will no doubt continue the legacy for years to come. Thanks for sharing with us.
'Guy with a 1990's Vauxhall Corsa just went by obviously inspired...there is now an epidemic of council estate idiots with exhaust mods just to add to their egregious levels of anti-social lack of respect & consideration for other people.
I love the "then & now" photo-op with Harry and the Countach out front of the hotel in the exact spot his ancestors were photographed way back in the 1910's. Gotta be frame-worthy!
Fabulous scenery with a great soundtrack to accompany Harry's commentary!😀👍 The tunnel at 11:45 ❤️❤️ I hope everyone watching fully appreciates the time and effort involved in the filming, editing and posting of this trip by Harry and Mrs M? What a marvellous opportunity to retrace some really old family footsteps. Skiing and motoring attire has certainly changed a lot in 100+years!
Thanks for the kind comments. The visit to Andermatt and celebrating those early photographs of my relatives in Andermatt all those years ago was slightly self-indulgent but then you're basically joining us on our motoring holiday and that's what we did that day!
Love how Harry doesn't miss an opportunity to document the moment getting some photos of the Countach with the tractor and the owner of the Agri Tourismo.
Fantastic photos of the very start of skiing .British Ski Club is oldest in the world and down here at Mt. Ruapehu , it inspired 4 men to start the second club in the world with the help of the English pioneers . They all survived the War and not only built clubs and skifields , but brought their vehicles once roads were established , and that continues to the present . It is a centre for motorists to this day and I love the variety this brings to our tiny village - I found myself on my knees in homage to an Alitalia 037 , amazed that a Citroen SM and Lambo 350 GT keep visiting and more amazingly , going .From vintage MV Agustas to Singer Porsches , it is a retired motor journalists heaven and yet I have never seen a Countach here .Just came in from an enduro ride to watch your video - you are a bloody hero , Harry . More thanks than you can imagine .
50 odd years later still looks incredible, I cant imagine what it would have looked like on the road in the 70s. Those tail lights are perhaps one of my favourite design elements.
I'm old enough to remember. It was like seeing alien technology. It was the most breath-taking car ever. No car has come close to having the same shock and awe. You have to understand what cars looked like back in 1974 when the Countach appeared. A UFO landing on the high street couldn't have looked more outlandish.
My absolute favorite series of videos from Harry so far - which is really saying something. The car, the scenery, the production, all absolutely magnificent. Thank you and well done Harry!
Good drive over the Gottard Pass and made more spectacular being in a Countach , an epic statement of the era . (the gunshots heard in the valley is the Swiss army putting the holes in the Gruyere )
nothing beats a mid-week blast in the Countach through the Alps! Thanks for allowing us to live vicariously through you Harry! You're living the dream!
Love it Harry - one of your best yet!! Absolutely amazing old photos of your family and what a wonderful experience for you to retrace their steps! These things are important in life!! As for the Countach - so hard to believe that that car and design is 50 years old. Can't wait for the next episode!
Excellent Harry. Don't envy you driving in evening traffic in that weather! The fact that you aren't precious about putting mileage on your classics fills me with joy. This is what the Countach was built for. If only all collectors were proper pertrolheads.
As much as I love all the cars, your tours are even more outstanding. I'll probably never get to Europe given that I am 82 in a few days, but your tours are so good that it's almost like I am sitting in the seat next to you. Kudos!
This series is absolutely phenomenal. I hope there’s either many more episodes or similar content because it’s been so enjoyable. Thank you for posting this journey!
Feels like watching a new version of “Grand Tour”.. Thanks so much for sharing with everyone .. and hope the Lamborghini factory has a replacement wiper blade for you!
Excellent production values in addition to the scenery, road movie and family history. Got my mind off the Middle East for a half hour. Thanks for that.
Watching Harry and his enthusiasm for living the supercar dream is second to none. I came over all gooey and cross eyed around about the 11 mins of the video.
Thank you so much for taking us on your trips, Harry! Absolutely wonderful. It is truly fantastic to see that you put your cars on the road and drive across Europe rather than putting them in a garage. It’s exactly what they are intended to do. Bart
Loving this series of this grand continental tour - fantastic places to visit - and superb story telling too! 👍 And the sound of that Lamborghini V12… 🤩🤩🤩
What a beautiful automobile! great video Harry!. Back in the 70s I was 12 to 15 years old, my dad had a 67 330 GT, the sound of that V12 never leaves my memories!
An absolute joy, thank you. The driving shot at 11.07 was a highlight. This is great media and hats off to Iain Tyrrell for the prep. I think the Coutach is your spiritual car and you are lucky enough to be able to indulge it. Well done, these videos are a real pleasure. Keep them coming!
Hats off to you lad. When I'm a bit nervous about when one or other of my cars might not be up to a trip, I just need to watch one of your videos and say 'pluck it', it's what they were meant to do and we're only here once. Many thanks.
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Harry, what a trooper you are. Many thanks for sharing such a memorable journey. Looking forward to part II.
Always love a Countach episode! It looks right at home in the mountains. Thanks for taking us along for the ride, Harry and very much looking forward to the next installment!
Thats a great deal! Harry enjoys our country, we enjoy his car! There is no other Harry on YT. Just the kind of man to conclude: "He did it right, and he's the right kind of guy to have done it right!"
This is one of your best road trip videos. The scenery is spectacular and the Andermatt history and place-finding was utterly charming! I put LED instrument bulbs in my classic car and it made a big difference in visibility for very little money.
You're living your best life, Harry! As others have said, it's a testament to Ian's work on the Countach that you've had zero issues in 1000+ km. Fantastic!
This is a great trip. Here's an idea for the next trip: Take a small and nimble car like the Lotus Elan and drive the historic Tremola route to cross the Gottard Pass. I did it in my MX-5 and loved it. It's not signed so you'll only encounter drivers that actually want to drive this narrow hair pin route designed for mail coaches. The road between Göschenen and Airolo was built between 1827 and 1832 on the design of the engineer Francesco Meschini as part of the works began in 1810 to widen the road between Basel and Chiasso.
Wonderful V12 Symphony for the soundtrack. She is an Italian Bull in Swiss Chocolate shop backing out of that little street in the ski town. Lovely tour, lovely car.
Thank U for always Fantastic Rewies, and this time again driving whith my All time Dreamcar, in the city which some of my relatives had on a postcard, or poster whwn I was young (back in start of the 70`s). My holy......, how munch i want to sit in,or drive this Masterpiece from Gandini. This car saved my childhood, and I´m more in LOVE today, than back in the 70-80´s Have a nice trip further. ( I´m now saving money for a car a also loved( back in the 90´s, a cheaper 1, but fantastic pedigree Ghibli 2,0 V6 ❤️🇮🇹). I owned this car, but had to sell it ) TK🇳🇴 Now I have the possibility to buy it Back, iof I dear 🤣
Was over in Germany near the Austrian border. Got caught in the weather in our i8. Snow on the mountain roads. It's very early for snow apparently according to locals it's a 1 in 100 years event to reach this far west for snow at this time of year.
Being charmed by the lifestyle of the family in the early 20th century, travelling down to Swiss pioneering skying, while you take a Countach through the Swiss and Italian Alps !! It really delivers some great photo opportunities. Love your style of travelling and delivering the footage/experience to your audience.
Just been watching this video with the sound coming through the stereo speakers from the bluetooth connection. Epic soundtrack with the roar of the Countach engine. Love it. Thacks Harry.
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No better advertisement for the quality of Ian Tyrrells work than what this Countach is doing.
Yes. Harry is coming in at Lamborghini with an almost new Lamborghini countach. Pretty impressive. 👌🏻
lol. I should think so to considering the amount tyrrells charge🙄🤣🤣🤣
@@AlfaGTA156 if you only consider the amount of man hours. 😩😂😂😂 maybe harry got a discount. Cause he’s a friend. 😉
The Countach maybe, the Espada not so much. 😂
Def❗️nitely👍👍. Harry, good on you for getting Ian to start a TH-cam channel 🤘🤘
There’s something so refreshing about a man getting out a map, the tool you used before the internet to go over his road trip. It embodies both the spirit of how a road trip was planned on an analog car of the Countach’s era. I love it!
Agree, but he still used his phone to check the weather 😂
Paper maps really entice you to explore an area. Far more fun. And years later on a cold winter's evening, open it up again and it's a nostalgic travel diary!
What a difference to see nice roads with NO LITTER or POTHOLES . Love the sound of the Countach.
My wife is from Switzerland, we spent many years traveling Europe while her parents were alive. The difference between the roads in Switzerland, and Italy, & France was amazing. The difference between the roads in Switzerland and Germany were much less noticeable. The worst roads in Switzerland were much better that the best roads in my corner of America.
As an Irishman, I laugh and cry when other people complain about they're roads. You're all very lucky!
@@peterlarkin762 as a swiss who participated at the st patricks parade in gallway this year i know what you mean...sometimes there was barely road left on our travel xD
It’s called maintenance. In the UK we have never been hot on that sort of stuff and now leaving things to rot and decline is called: ‘rewilding’!
@@smal1393 america has so much urban sprawl and so many miles of road that it's too expensive to maintain it all. The population in europe is much denser which means there's less distance to maintain, making it easier to have higher quality roads
I love Harry's Countach, Testarossa and 911 Turbo videos. It's great to see the supercars of my youth being exercised properly.
Im 24 years old. Any other channel I have watched all of them say that Countach is undrivable. Very tight and driving position is funny
@@mba9565 It depends on the model. The earlier version had a lower roof line which certainly challanged the ergonomics. Later versions have improved head room, however the ergonomics were always somewhat compromised - made more difficult by the heavy steering and clutch.
@@georgebettiol8338 if it is so uncomfortable to drive then why is it loved so much by some people. I mean some people rate it higher than Murci and Diablo
@@mba9565 The Lamborghini Countach was essentially an automotive stylistic spectacle - ie. an artistic wonder - of an automobile when introduced in 1974 - there was no car like it - all courtesy of the great car designer, and recently 'passed', Marcello Gandini. It featured unique 'scissor type' opening doors, a sublime and powerful engine that gave the car outstanding performance ability and beautifully crafted interior. It became the quintessential 'hero' car poster of the period with lots of impressionable boys having pinned such a poster on their bedroom wall.
The emphasis on 'show car' design and ultimate performance meant that human factors (ergonomics) came a very distant second. It probably wasn't helped by Lamborghini's chief test driver, NZ born Bob Wallace, because his background and emphasis was performance cars and probably wasn't bothered by 'car comfort', heavy steering and clutch systems that were the norm on racing/performance cars of the period.
The car remains a 'spectacle' because that grand majority of those impressionable young boys, who are now middle aged or over, have not owned, or had the opportunity to drive one - and like saying goes: "Never meet your heroes, as they will very likely disappoint".
Having said all the above, the Countach remains a car design masterpiece - although my strong preference is for its predecessor, the Lamborghini Miura SV.
Thanks for taking me to Andermatt. My friend played pro football in Varese just across the border in Italy and wasn't allowed to ski during the football season, so I smuggled him out under a blanket in the back of a Fiesta and Andermatt was our choice for a day on the slopes. Fab memories thanks Harry.
Brilliant!
When I was in my youth, Andermatt was the Skiers’ best kept secret: close to Zurich, not a lot of sun, steep terrain and hence not crowded. Unfortunately, with the real estate developments in the years since, those days are gone. Still a nice place though and definitely a must visit for all lovers of twisty mountain roads with loads of alpine passes all around.
Living in central Switzerland, Andermatt is 1 hour's drive from me. I can confirm that Harry is on the button when it comes to his descriptives. 100 years ago, it was the Brits who first conquered the mountains; the Swiss thought the Brits were mad. When Queen Victoria stayed in Luzern (she spoke fluent German), she made use of 4 strong Swiss Young men to get her up Rigi above Weggis. Great Video Harry; keep up the good work.
The greatness of this channel can't be overstated.
Also I'm so glad he said his catchphrase at the end. I find myself saying things like that to my dogs are we're walking along. I'll say something like "keep liking, keep subscribing, and there'll be more treats coming along soon."
As ever a massive thank you to mrs m
Iam sure there are times she would rather be in a 1st class plane cabin from A to B, but the amount of footage she gets of harry and (insert car) pulling away and presumable waiting to be picked up again, just for our veiwing please doesnt go unnoticed🥂
Loved the family history element Harry, it makes your excellent road trip video that little bit more special and your photographs will no doubt continue the legacy for years to come. Thanks for sharing with us.
The sound of your Countach is just glorious!!!!
Especially the cold starts 😮
'Guy with a 1990's Vauxhall Corsa just went by obviously inspired...there is now an epidemic of council estate idiots with exhaust mods just to add to their egregious levels of anti-social lack of respect & consideration for other people.
This soundtrack should be available as an album.
That must be the happiest Countach in the world... getting to see views like that instead of just the back-side of a closed garage door.
Wonderful Harry, No BS just straightforward interesting motoring pleasantness. Keep living that dream and sharing please.
What a legend harry you driving through the tunnel in the alps in a lambo " on days like these "
I love the "then & now" photo-op with Harry and the Countach out front of the hotel in the exact spot his ancestors were photographed way back in the 1910's. Gotta be frame-worthy!
Fabulous scenery with a great soundtrack to accompany Harry's commentary!😀👍 The tunnel at 11:45 ❤️❤️
I hope everyone watching fully appreciates the time and effort involved in the filming, editing and posting of this trip by Harry and Mrs M?
What a marvellous opportunity to retrace some really old family footsteps. Skiing and motoring attire has certainly changed a lot in 100+years!
Thanks for the kind comments. The visit to Andermatt and celebrating those early photographs of my relatives in Andermatt all those years ago was slightly self-indulgent but then you're basically joining us on our motoring holiday and that's what we did that day!
@@harrysgarage We are just happy you invite us along what ever you're doing.
Love how Harry doesn't miss an opportunity to document the moment getting some photos of the Countach with the tractor and the owner of the Agri Tourismo.
Harry, living our dreams, as usual!
And sharing them with us!
Thank-you for taking us with you on a trip 99.9% of us will never get a chance to do.
Beautiful travel. I’m quite impressed to see the usage of traditional paper road maps. 😊😊😊
I agree.
When people start using sat. nav. they stop thinking. Usualy they don't have a clue where they are or where they're going.
He always does that...
Fantastic photos of the very start of skiing .British Ski Club is oldest in the world and down here at Mt. Ruapehu , it inspired 4 men to start the second club in the world with the help of the English pioneers . They all survived the War and not only built clubs and skifields , but brought their vehicles once roads were established , and that continues to the present . It is a centre for motorists to this day and I love the variety this brings to our tiny village - I found myself on my knees in homage to an Alitalia 037 , amazed that a Citroen SM and Lambo 350 GT keep visiting and more amazingly , going .From vintage MV Agustas to Singer Porsches , it is a retired motor journalists heaven and yet I have never seen a Countach here .Just came in from an enduro ride to watch your video - you are a bloody hero , Harry . More thanks than you can imagine .
Switzerland is a beautiful country and the flag is a huge plus 🙃
😂😂
Took a while but then 😅😅😊😊😂😂😂
Took me ten minutes 😅
I love the Countach. It'll never be beaten as a poster car for me. The stuff of dreams (even with a squeaky wiper... )
50 odd years later still looks incredible, I cant imagine what it would have looked like on the road in the 70s. Those tail lights are perhaps one of my favourite design elements.
I'm old enough to remember. It was like seeing alien technology. It was the most breath-taking car ever. No car has come close to having the same shock and awe. You have to understand what cars looked like back in 1974 when the Countach appeared. A UFO landing on the high street couldn't have looked more outlandish.
My absolute favorite series of videos from Harry so far - which is really saying something. The car, the scenery, the production, all absolutely magnificent. Thank you and well done Harry!
Not sure there is a more glorious sound than a Countach at speed in a tunnel.. So nice to see someone using cars as designers and engineers intended
Love it when Harry gets his map out
Good drive over the Gottard Pass and made more spectacular being in a Countach , an epic statement of the era . (the gunshots heard in the valley is the Swiss army putting the holes in the Gruyere )
I took my 1964 K Series Midget over that exact same route a few years back. Superb.
Similar cars
This is what dreams are made of. Loving seeing these cars being used, not just posed with and collected
nothing beats a mid-week blast in the Countach through the Alps! Thanks for allowing us to live vicariously through you Harry! You're living the dream!
In my eyes the best super car ever made!
Still looks stunning 50 years on!
Thanks Harry for sharing this amazing tour with us!
Screw it, we’ll take the countach
I really wondered about that
This one is proving to be up there with the very best road trip videos. Countach and scenery so evocative
Love it Harry - one of your best yet!! Absolutely amazing old photos of your family and what a wonderful experience for you to retrace their steps! These things are important in life!! As for the Countach - so hard to believe that that car and design is 50 years old.
Can't wait for the next episode!
Thanks Harry for taking us with you on your trips with your special cars. Great of you to use paper maps too! I can't wait for the Lamborghini video
Excellent Harry.
Don't envy you driving in evening traffic in that weather!
The fact that you aren't precious about putting mileage on your classics fills me with joy. This is what the Countach was built for.
If only all collectors were proper pertrolheads.
As much as I love all the cars, your tours are even more outstanding. I'll probably never get to Europe given that I am 82 in a few days, but your tours are so good that it's almost like I am sitting in the seat next to you. Kudos!
Go for it 🙏👍
Watching Harrys travel videos is like having my favourite meal with the sound of that Countach being the secret sauce.
Thank you for showing the timeless and priceless countach reversing technique.
The then and now pictures in the Swiss villages are fantastic.
Couldn’t help but watch this whilst humming on days like these in my head. What a great series of videos. Thank you for bringing them to us.
'Avoid salty roads in your Countach' is advice I'll sadly probably never need.
Ah stop whining.
You'll never need that advice because your Countach will be kept in the south where you won't have to worry about snow and salt 😉
@@pezzonovante888 I actually live in Vietnam!
Really going to have to road-trip that Countach
Ah dam it, too late. 😅
This series is absolutely phenomenal. I hope there’s either many more episodes or similar content because it’s been so enjoyable. Thank you for posting this journey!
Feels like watching a new version of “Grand Tour”.. Thanks so much for sharing with everyone .. and hope the Lamborghini factory has a replacement wiper blade for you!
Excellent production values in addition to the scenery, road movie and family history. Got my mind off the Middle East for a half hour. Thanks for that.
Thanks, I know how you feel. Watching the news these days is painful, can get you down..
Watching Harry and his enthusiasm for living the supercar dream is second to none. I came over all gooey and cross eyed around about the 11 mins of the video.
This is a really great road trip. I love seeing the old family photographs from Andermatt and looking at these same locations today.
Big respect 🙏 for driving 🚗 these classics on beautiful trips.
What an epic opening sequence! Well done Harry & team!
on days like these ;;; this is how to do an intro 10 out of 10 ,,, wow ; thank you harry and team for the great effort to entertain us ;;;;
Thank you so much for taking us on your trips, Harry! Absolutely wonderful. It is truly fantastic to see that you put your cars on the road and drive across Europe rather than putting them in a garage. It’s exactly what they are intended to do. Bart
Watching videos like this is a privilege. Thank you for sharing Harry.
Loving this series of this grand continental tour - fantastic places to visit - and superb story telling too! 👍
And the sound of that Lamborghini V12… 🤩🤩🤩
Is there something better than some mid-week Countach sound? Thank you for your videos!
Can't get better content then Harry in a road trip in something exotic!
What a beautiful automobile! great video Harry!. Back in the 70s I was 12 to 15 years old, my dad had a 67 330 GT, the sound of that V12 never leaves my memories!
Since the early 70’s this is what i have wanted to do…. Exactly this…
Your a lucky man harry 👍👍
Thank you for sharing it 🙏
An absolute joy, thank you. The driving shot at 11.07 was a highlight. This is great media and hats off to Iain Tyrrell for the prep. I think the Coutach is your spiritual car and you are lucky enough to be able to indulge it. Well done, these videos are a real pleasure. Keep them coming!
Hats off to you lad. When I'm a bit nervous about when one or other of my cars might not be up to a trip, I just need to watch one of your videos and say 'pluck it', it's what they were meant to do and we're only here once.
Many thanks.
Harry, what a trooper you are. Many thanks for sharing such a memorable journey. Looking forward to part II.
I'm glad you made a point of highlighting the Lambo tearing past that Merc and teaching modern cars a lesson!
Another great video Harry. It’s great how humble and appreciative you are to have such a special collection of cars.
Always love a Countach episode! It looks right at home in the mountains. Thanks for taking us along for the ride, Harry and very much looking forward to the next installment!
Thats a great deal! Harry enjoys our country, we enjoy his car! There is no other Harry on YT. Just the kind of man to conclude: "He did it right, and he's the right kind of guy to have done it right!"
Fantastic job. Love the scenery and the sound of the Lamborghini!
Such a treat to see a Countach on the road being enjoyed by its owner. (Well done Iain)
Thank you! I absolutely love your road trips. Have many, many more!
Harry gets his upper body workout on the pass ... What a trip!
This is one of your best road trip videos. The scenery is spectacular and the Andermatt history and place-finding was utterly charming! I put LED instrument bulbs in my classic car and it made a big difference in visibility for very little money.
Thanks. I should have done the LED conversion when Iain had it but it never crossed my mind. Next time!
You're living your best life, Harry! As others have said, it's a testament to Ian's work on the Countach that you've had zero issues in 1000+ km. Fantastic!
What a treat these videos are! Thank you Sir Harry!
Always love a new Harry video!
Countach in Italy… automotive royalty coming home!
Beautiful pictures and sounds. Thanks Harry!
The styling of that car never gets old. With the doors up and the views is incredible. I’ve booked a trip to Switzerland next year, can’t wait.
This is a great trip. Here's an idea for the next trip: Take a small and nimble car like the Lotus Elan and drive the historic Tremola route to cross the Gottard Pass. I did it in my MX-5 and loved it. It's not signed so you'll only encounter drivers that actually want to drive this narrow hair pin route designed for mail coaches. The road between Göschenen and Airolo was built between 1827 and 1832 on the design of the engineer Francesco Meschini as part of the works began in 1810 to widen the road between Basel and Chiasso.
Hats off to Harry to drive those Oldtimers in real world conditions and long distances. This is awesome to get us with him.
Lovely travelogue Harry & team. Thanks for taking us with!
Great. Great. I really enjoyed viewing this Video. Please go on and on. Thank you
How many of us here are living our best life vicariously through Harry…?
Thank you, Harry, for sharing this wonderful adventure with us and for including some of your family stories.
This is a road trip where it pays to be a good map reader rather than rely on sat nav. A good video Harry.
This channel is a treat. Not a dull moment. Harry is such a great story teller.
Wonderful V12 Symphony for the soundtrack. She is an Italian Bull in Swiss Chocolate shop backing out of that little street in the ski town. Lovely tour, lovely car.
Thanks Harry, great video. Now Jeremy and the boys have gone you are the main man 👌
Thank U for always Fantastic Rewies, and this time again driving whith my All time Dreamcar, in the city which some of my relatives had on a postcard, or poster whwn I was young (back in start of the 70`s).
My holy......, how munch i want to sit in,or drive this Masterpiece from Gandini.
This car saved my childhood, and I´m more in LOVE today, than back in the 70-80´s
Have a nice trip further.
( I´m now saving money for a car a also loved( back in the 90´s, a cheaper 1, but fantastic pedigree Ghibli 2,0 V6 ❤️🇮🇹). I owned this car, but had to sell it )
TK🇳🇴
Now I have the possibility to buy it Back, iof I dear 🤣
It's the Countach.
I never miss these videos
Fabulous.
Just love the road trips Harry thank you 👍👍
If only everything in life was as reliable as a Lamborghini Countach 😊
At 15:28 : the fire shots are from the Swiss Army, there is a base there, I did my obligatory soldier school there in 2020;)
Amazing video, loved it!
Hands down the best supercar road trip video on TH-cam. Harry is pure class.
I admire you for taking such a lovely old classic car like that on a euro trip and use it how they were supposed to be used.
Was over in Germany near the Austrian border. Got caught in the weather in our i8. Snow on the mountain roads. It's very early for snow apparently according to locals it's a 1 in 100 years event to reach this far west for snow at this time of year.
What a wonderful car and trip thanks for taking us with you.
Taking a Lamborghini Countach on a road trip like that! What a hero, love it!
Harry, you were very close to one of the craziest motor hotels: the Meilenstein in Langenthal, CH.
That hotel would be worth a video all by itself…
Being charmed by the lifestyle of the family in the early 20th century, travelling down to Swiss pioneering skying, while you take a Countach through the Swiss and Italian Alps !! It really delivers some great photo opportunities. Love your style of travelling and delivering the footage/experience to your audience.
Just been watching this video with the sound coming through the stereo speakers from the bluetooth connection. Epic soundtrack with the roar of the Countach engine. Love it. Thacks Harry.
Inspiring, superb scenery, we were all with you and Mrs M.
Great bit of motoring and the door up and reversing technique was superb!