Lamborghini Countach LP400 review. Full story in Octane Magazine this month

[@yamahaxs6501]

when I was a kid, I thought the LP400 was too plain...now I see the beauty of the simplicity without the flares and wing.

[@gojewla]

ffred34 I actually like the wheel flares. I don’t like all those weird updates they kept adding on later on though.

[@JETJOOBOY]

SAMES

[@JETJOOBOY]

@@gojewla You will Learn padawan... Although the Cannonball Countach is the one Countach to Rule them all!

[@justinforrest1613]

I was just about to write that and then I saw your comment! It was laughable as a kid, now I love it.

[@lebojay]

1000%

[@mynewcolour]

Wow, a Countach without arches and spoilers is a beautiful thing.

[@rogermason1674]

Yeah, just what I thought too. A much better (less cartoonish) looking overall design without all of that added bodywork. Best looking Countach I've seen.

[@olik136]

I used to like the later models better- but the clean design really has grown on me- today I think the old ones look better- but also a bit more dated (not a bad thing though), mostly because of the wheels I think.

[@MLP640R]

😍😛 Love that car !!!

[@hornetbrown]

Indeed. Strange, the color is a real popper, but the shape seems more artful without the geegaws.

[@RoverWaters]

@@rogermason1674 less plastics you mean, since cf is plastic

[@elmoomle4565]

Fantastic LP400! Love the 'naked' look with the smaller tires, no spoilers/flares and the rather obvious, 'lively' driving experience. Wonderful.

[@ImLeuff]

Turtleneck and a purple LP400, pure class. Well done and thank you for sharing it with us Harry.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Leuff has a panerai beater too

[@johncharleson8733]

I wanted to see the lime green, but I have to otherwise agree with you, in spirit if nothing else.

[@JETJOOBOY]

Happy Harry is Drunk as a Judge in this video! GUARANTEED

[@ubu852]

If you turn on captions the engine noises are labeled "music". So true.

[@JackBandicootsBunker]

Aaron Chapman And the popping exhaust sounds are labeled *Applause*

[@marcushogan6613]

Early Countachs are some of the most special cars ever made. Cheers Harry for once again delivering on this wonderful channel!!!!

[@JETJOOBOY]

He should buy it! Maybe if he clipped a MPV he would have won the option?

[@timakimat]

Always my favorite. This looks like a supermodel. Later versions looked like body builders.

[@rogermouton2273]

I've adored the Countach for 40 or so years, and if I had to choose one, I think this would be it. Talk about automotive sculpture, such an amazingly striking, gorgeous, pure shape. Gandini was a car design genius. If you showed a picture of this to a non-car person, there is no way they'd think this car is more than 40 years old. For me, the beautiful shade of purple is perfect for this car; it suits its character so very well.

[@rhysenna]

One of your best videos Harry. Delivered the feeling of this car to someone who will never drive one. Thank you.

[@900108Chale]

I thought the same! A wonderful car that I may never get to drive...

[@DoubleDeckerAnton]

Lovely purple colour!

[@duckman5642]

Original?

[@mercoid]

Duck Man ...I doubt it, but it IS beautiful.

[@jd-py5nm]

agreed and i think the white leather looks quite nice with the purple

[@John_Wood_]

The magazine cover added some turbo to the colour.

[@pauldoree3967]

@G. V. Quinn I used to read Car in the 70's. There was one edition where they went to Italy to pick up 3 Lambos and drive them back to England. All gold metallic, a Countach, a Uracco and a Silhouette (I think). It was an epic article, and has stayed with me for all this time.

[@iang333]

I loved watching how much Harry enjoyed driving the LP400 as much as I loved watching the car itself. Beautiful car...great reaction from Harry.

[@512bb]

I was 10 years old when I saw the original Countach when it debuted & the LP400 is still the most beautiful & pure version of this iconic car. I admit the super exotics of today are incredible machines but are a dime a dozen & they just don't pull at my heart strings like this era of super car. It isn't hard to find coverage on the later Countach's, this is a rare treat to see the original LP400, thanks so much Harry!!!!!

[@E92M3Guy]

The car I fell in love with in my pack of top trumps as a small boy in the 70's and in particular this periscopio in its purest form , sublime and still as spectacular now as it was then , just a Gandini masterpiece . 👏👏👏

[@mikege451]

Oh My Days, Harry you have made my day with the LP400. What a beauty!

[@carlitoxb110]

This is more pleasing to the eye than the QV, (my personal opinion)

[@Saintraees]

Love these reviews, probably the most true and best personal touch on KZbin. You make everyone else look like they're doing it for the money

[@theartmannchannel]

Cheers Harry! You bring a ton of knowledge and experience to the table and I can't stop watching your videos. Thank you for making them!

[@jasonkahl1509]

Superstar review of the original super car. Thank you very much Harry. And thank you too to the farmers working the land to feed us all. Purple for the royals and white like your bucks, in springtime. What a class act.

[@jamesward7425]

What a lovely wheel and tyre combination.

[@Any_Friday]

This was my favourite Countach, the design is just simply pure. Truly a timeless design and masterpiece!

[@drasp87]

Absolutely stunning! I was never a fan of the Countach, it was too angular for me, but this original one looks so beautiful! Such great balance and poise. Loved the video as usual, Harry! Cheers!

[@andyfry1970]

Absolutely stunning!!!! You could look at this Countach in 50 or 100 years and still be blown away by it's looks, the design is a marvel of extremities, I love it. A great video thank you, your a lucky man 😊

[@DT-of5qq]

An absolute work of art.

[@Toomsa-art]

Another great video. I really like the colour combo of purple body over white interior and the purity of the early design just shows how much of an automotive masterpiece this was. Thanks Harry.

[@alfonsodriver1324]

So good. Harry, Italy & an early Countach. Thank you so much for your videos. Bellissimo.

[@Dan-wz9tr]

The yellow prototype without the up right radiator is a thing of beauty for sure.......keep the reviews coming Harry your the Boss !

[@RoverWaters]

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[@michaelroberts889]

The best looking Contach ever built! It's so nice to see one without all the add ons that in my opinion ruin such a gorgeous design. Thanks Harry!

[@timogaleon1630]

What a car! Seems so alive and full of character. Out on the road it looks absolutely stunning, too. Thanks, Harry!

[@grayfool]

I was stunnend when I first saw one of these in the seventies. I still remember the article in Car magazine written by the wonderful LJK Setright. After all these decades the awe is still there. This is, without doubt, the all-time poster car. If there was ever a perfect case of an example of automotive art, this is it. I'm not usually a jealous person but I'm certainly showing my green side now. Thanks for a wonderful video Harry. I'm 16 again.

[@joegranata7936]

The LP400 is just art. She's my dream car since I was a kid. Thank you for this amazing video. Looking at your quick countersteering getting out the corners make my heart losing a couple beats. Man... it's like flipping a Monet painting in the air!

[@SB-vb8ch]

"Doesn't catch fire quite as often as a Miura....", that's good to know! Great car, great vid.

[@jjefferyworboys8138]

Looks like so much fun to drive. I love the smaller wheels and tyres. I could watch Harry's videos all day and not get bored.

[@t0k1d0k1]

Stunning. Especially in its purest form.

[@darnoldie]

Harry, that was your best drive ever. That was just fabulous. The LP400 was the first Countach I ever saw up close and personal. A race fan drove it to the Nurburgring in 1976. It was just parked in the same lot as many ordinary cars. It was a stunning sight to see resplendent in orange. I saw it but never heard the sound of that V12, You said at the beginning of the video that it wasn't going to be up to your usual standards for quality. That sound and your narration more than made up for any shortcomings. Thanks Harry!!

[@MrBrentles]

That blip of the throttle for gear changes. Good driving. What a lovely video

[@jareknowak8712]

This one looks much more newer that the later model. Love Your videos. Greetings from Poland.

[@jws2]

Being a old geezer this is the car I first saw and fell in love with. I still think it looks the best!!!

[@AndyRRR0791]

What a stunning car, Harry! That was a great, short and sweet video of a real gem!

[@cougarfan1341]

Absolutely gorgeous. The white interior would be a pain but it goes with the purple so well!

[@900108Chale]

6:32 The most precious thing in this video is to see your priceless expression!!! Harry! I definitively see a gorgeous LP400 sitting soon in your Garage. Loved it just by watching your face. Few cars bring that level of enthusiasm in you.

[@SerbiacarFan]

Countach + Harry = What a beautiful combination

[@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X]

@@valgehiir He already did, I believe. You should be able to find the video on his channel.

[@valgehiir]

@@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X Thank you, how on earth did I miss that one

[@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X]

@@valgehiir I'd love to see him do a video on a Diablo!

[@newtypena]

Just can't get enough of your videos....best reviewer out there. You rock Harry!!

[@lutherblissett9070]

Looks a lot better than the later models IMO.

[@BingBangBrine]

Yeah it is surprising how much better it shows the car without all the extra fender flares and vents wing etc… it looks so much cooler

[@olliejabooty6777]

@@BingBangBrine which is exactly why I don’t like any Lamborghini after the murcialago they try too hard to look exotic but it just looks awkward

[@Abruzzo333]

Love them all. 25th anniversary least of all but I never get sick of looking at most Countach's....and Diablos...and Murcielago's for that matter. Don't like anything after the Murci.

[@lefroy1]

Spirited bit of driving on those icy, wet roads. Especially given the peach it was done in. Nicely done Harry!

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

I do firmly think 💭 that the designers have lost their way with tyres and wheels. That LP400 looks so right. And you are enthusing about it so much. The rubber will be giving you a better ride too. Great Car. Good Review!

[@Speednote10]

It's not all because of the designers, the real reason is the insane performance of the modern cars which requires bigger brakes.

[@daverobert6761]

I think they must be obsessed with being different

[@rickc2102]

Consumers demand peak performance, track capability. They've lost the concept of most real-world fun.

[@johnmatthews1095]

it's bizarre isn't it? everyone prefers the purity of classic cars, light weight, tyres with sidewalls , steering feel ... and yet all manufacturers do is put on bigger wheels, more power ...

[@johnmatthews1095]

I think alfaholics gta-r is the best new car out there right now, at least someone gets it

[@paulocouto5001]

Gona say it again, congrats Harry you are one off the top car reviewers ever and the transition you made into YT was fantastic, you can do your own content without annoying restritions and we can enjoy it ;)

[@HenkKroese]

An authentic car enthusiast in action. Thank you Harry for your enthusiasm!

[@yung829]

Very very true. He's super educated it's pretty crazy.

[@CarlAvoryMusic]

Harry! You've hit the nail on the head with this one. This is the Zenith of all Harry's Garage videos. I've seen them all. You've transported this pauper car lover further than ever into the exclusive world of exotic car ownership. Just inspiring. Thank you so, so much.

[@gojewla]

What a revolutionary design for its time. It’s hard to believe that a car like this went into production in the 70’s.

[@Kaisuke971]

What a car, what a sound, and what a review ! Always a pleasure to watch your videos :)

[@pan68]

Magnificent car and what a colour! Never saw Harry enjoying a car like that! My all time favorite Lamborghini! 😍😍😍

[@Pete-z6e]

pan68 , big overhangs, nah!

[@gotham61]

I remember in 1976 being passed by a red LP400 going down the M4 west of London. It must have been one of the first ones in the UK. It made an impression that continues to this day.

[@AviationLBA]

Don’t get me wrong, I love the later Countach LP5000 QVs with the huge wing, and the fender flares. But, these earlier periscope Countach’s without the bodykit are so beautiful!

[@tomorr6083]

UmmThey had fender flares etc since 1978 starting with the 400S...the QV came around in 1985 and it was just 4 valves per cylinder (QV) was the major chamge not the bodywork

[@AviationLBA]

@@tomorr6083 Yes, I’ve known that for a while now. I wasn’t as familiar with Countachs back then.

[@tomorr6083]

@@AviationLBA oh i see. sorry bud..that was pretty rude of me

[@derekantill3721]

I can see you really enjoyed driving the LP 400 Harry, just as much as I enjoyed your video! Well done!

[@toysandgameswithesmeeandis4096]

Harry Metcalfe, Chris Harris and Henry Catchpole for Top Gear!!!

[@TheMRmadhatt]

Iused to watch top gear.. don't now but if i see anything on you tube with Chris Harris in it's always worth a watch

[@paulrea3529]

Spot on! The perfect trio 👍

[@harald.370]

Sorry, but no. Concept of that show is not on par with the strengths of these presenters. Setting them together for a car show is fine, but not under the current Top Gear show concept...

[@chrisrawlings8077]

Time for a new car show....Modern Classic car Show with Harry as lead presenter 🙂

[@TheMRmadhatt]

@@chrisrawlings8077 It's already here you're watching it now

[@kerrymarshall2071]

Although short and not the usual format Harry I loved this video. Watching you give the old girl a bit of a nudge on that slippery hill was fantastic. Funny as I,ve grown older I prefer these early LP 400s over the the later cars. They're a true purity of retro automotive art. Brilliant stuff thanks Harry

[@jamesdonoghue5907]

My dream car from being a kid. They were an enigma...with no internet and no magazines, the only access I had was a Top Trumps picture of a yellow one. I can't remember any other car from that pack of cards...maybe there was a 3.3 Turbo...but that Countach was in a different league to everything else. Great vid as always, and it's lovely to see someone who appreciates he's living the dream, and takes the trouble to share it with us. It's not like you need the few pennies from youtube. Thank you Harry.

[@tremulant2388]

A special film of an even more special car. Thank you, Harry!

[@originalGFLEX]

Great video Harry . That car has all the original aesthetics that made it easier to live with

[@lillorebaudi7858]

The state of the art of the Gandini work is expressed in the Lp 400, all the later versions added with aerodynamic features has lost the pure breath of this authentic artmobile.

[@treyquattro]

phenomenal! The original supercar. Takes me back to my youth... Excellent video Harry.

[@matte8441]

One of the very few cars that looks good in purple 👌🏻

[@christophercurson8299]

Exquisite car reviewed by a consummate professional. This is motoring journalism at its very best. Harry, I doff my cap to you as I love the way you provide all the intricate details a real petrolhead wants to know. Your description of a driving experience really does define the driving experience. You seem to answer the questions I have when I’m watching your videos, be it a visit to an up an coming auction, one of your long road trips, or driving one of the motoring legends. Keep up these fabulous reviews Harry, they are really special.....great job.....bravo.

[@VertigoGTI]

Been waiting for this one for a while; this version is easily my favorite Lamborghini of all time.

[@johnmclaughlin8877]

Nobody does this better than Harry. I could have watched an hour of this and more. His in-depth review of his own QV is a terrific watch. Even the small things like closeups of the naca ducts (who knew that's where you fueled a Countach?), under the bonnet etc... After watching that I finally felt that I knew the car. This LP400 is a stunner too. I never liked them when I was young (much preferring the P7 versions) but watching this you really appreciate the purity of design. I prefer the older interior too. Another Harry classic!

[@albopastrami9269]

beautifully clean. Simon K has some cool cars; particularly MCL-F1-007

[@davidthomas1424]

Lovely going for a drive with Uncle Harry again. I checked halfway through to make sure there was plenty of play time left 😉 Cracking car, and I rather like the white leather.

[@soupclassicmotoring]

Pantograph wiper just the same on S1/S2 Esprits Harry! They're not unalike in a few ways, and debuted as concepts within a year of each other. Must be difficult to get tyres for just the same too.

[@justaskforbobdesign]

im agree with you, this is gorgeous car! purity in its design is important it shows the real vision behind I love this one way more that the newers ones, wich are also amazing, specially with those crazy wheels

[@FreekaPista]

I've never been enamored with the Countach's looks, but Harry certainly makes a good sell on the driving behavior. That V12 is really something special, I think Feruccio Lamborghini got it right when he looked at a Ferrari and said "I can do better"

[@ThePedroDB]

I remember seeing one of these driving along a Motorway as a kid. I was being driven to the NEC Motorshow at the time. Never forgot that moment. The Countach LP400 was always the best looking variant IMO

Wow, if the first owner of this car was a Swede, then it must be the purple LP400 I saw as a boy at a car show in the small town of Västervik on the Swedish east coast circa 1986 or 87 (I remember them having a replica Porsche 959 so it can't have been much earlier). If I recall correctly, this one had a pink handprint somewhere on both sides of the car on the shoulder beneath the rear air intakes. I remember being incredibly bothered by how the owner had desecrated the car at the time.

[@joakimquensel597]

I remember the car (probably this one) with the hand print featured in "Bilsport" magazine sometimes in the 80's. I remember the hand print as beeing white though.

@@joakimquensel597 It has to be the same car, doesn't it?

[@joakimquensel597]

@ Yes for sure, there can't have been that many Countach in Sweden in the 80s. I wrote another post about this car. My comment has approx 20 likes so maybe you find it if you sort on popularity and scroll down. EDIT: Here is a copy of the post: As a Swede I would like to know who was that first "Swedish playboy" owner? I also remember seeing this car as a kid sometime in the 80's in a Swedish motor magazine. Must have been this car for sure because it it had the same colour but I also recall that it had a white colour hand print on one of the fenders. And come to think of it, I also remember that my dad said that someone at the company he worked for had a Countach. He worked for Atlas Copco which is part of the multi billion Wallenberg industry group. And since there can't have been that many Countach around in Sweden in the 80's my guess would be that this car was once owned by a "Wallenberger" that was Vice President or somehow part of the Atlas Copco steering board. And to make this post even longer... When I lived in Bern Swizerland around 2000-2004 there was a LP400 for sale in a small exotic car dealer with this exact colour and interior. Could it have been this car? And since the LP400 has always been my no1 dream car I was sort of playing with the thought of buying it. Can't remember the exact price but I'm pretty sure it was below CHF 200,000! Still too much money for me back then... ☹

[@davidjacobs8558]

@@joakimquensel597 if it was white vinyl decal, it would look pink on purple background.

[@joakimquensel597]

@@davidjacobs8558 Could very well have been pink, this was like 35 years ago... 😁

[@R1Armadill0]

I'm grinning ear to ear just watching him drive this beautiful machine!

[@andrewgurney6019]

Stunning car and great video, thank you.

[@seahawker7796]

Nearly in tears because finally I could actually hear what you are saying, thank you very much. The Countach was amazing!

[@peter455sd]

Way to go Harry,this one is epic !

[@ChrisFEJackson]

Nice one again, just when I think your previous video surpassed all others! Says a lot about you Harry to let you drive this car, top man & once again thanks!

[@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X]

To be perfectly honest, I have always preferred the late Countach models, unlike everybody else. However, this one is simply breathtaking!

[@DoodlezMusic]

The QV with the wing is my favourite.

[@furgulley8077]

I was born in 1980 so at 7 years old i was falling in love with the QV. I love the lp400 too but i gotta have the flares and useless wing on the countach of my dreams. Thats the way i was introduced to it.

[@joakimquensel597]

As a young teenager I fell in love with the Cannonball Run Countach (black wide body with a rear wing) but later on I got to appreciate the early cars more. This will always be the ultimate car design for me. I still get goose bumps every time I see one live (which does not happen very often though).

[@alastair77]

@@DoodlezMusic 'agreed.'

[@alastair77]

@@furgulley8077 'agreed.'

[@k.ravattentrager3699]

Excellent video Harry. Much appreciated to see a review of you of an early Countach!

[@teamhandsome1974]

The comparison to your QV is fascinating. The simpler form of the early cars is highly appealing to me. All rather academic as I can’t afford either!🙄

[@TheScudabear1]

Great to see a true supercar that provides fun at reasonable speeds. So different from the current super/hyper cars that are gonna be heading very rapidly to the scene of the crash when they finally lose grip/traction

[@johnrussell5763]

Gandini was chosen by God to design the best iconic car ever made.........

[@user-ht9fr6eh9u]

Even his name sounds artistic

[@jannadrielcervo7753]

He is God.

[@vladansretenovic1952]

when i was younger i was very found for evoluzione & 25years version with slight restyling and all the warrior spoilers, but today this purity of original Countach is amazing and electrifying!!!Beautifull car and colour is out from this world!Harry thumps up all the way.

[@pallendo]

The white interior is so you don't have to clean up immediately when you spill your salt-shaker of coke.

[@nicklinik4454]

Most cars interiors get darker as they age, but these just seem to get whiter and whiter...

[@matthews852]

That is a glorious comment.

[@trumpstroll7438]

I had to completely change my cars interior be able of that pictmmmm

[@richardparnell3770]

Me; bloodshot eyes shaking like a leaf with my face buried in the leather like a dog looking for a treat.

[@justbreakingballs]

That’s ridiculous who drinks coke out of a salt shaker

[@lasvegasloner4621]

Brought my understanding and love of old Lamborghini up another notch with this one-- it feels proper with the right expert on there.

[@virgiltracey9130]

This is what the Countach was supposed to look like. Not covered in useless comical spoilers.

[@jeremyb4493]

But then the 80s happened lol

[@xpusostomos]

Once you added those huge air intakes, the other additions start to make sense. The purist might be tempted to remove them.

[@99percenter1]

@@xpusostomos Not if he wants to drive it.

[@xpusostomos]

@@99percenter1 oh I don't know, if the car came it today it would have electric retractable scoops.

[@cesteres]

Happens still this day. Look at the Paganis and Koenigseggs.

[@fluxrunner]

Way to go Harry! Thanks so much for the smiles! A truly beautiful example of the original styling intent. Wow...

[@gtrgenius5425]

I would love to see Harry Metcalfe and Jay Leno just talk about cars. He should go on Jay Leno's Garage, or Jay Leno should come to Harry's Garage!

[@johndrake2729]

Harry would visit Jay, I'm sure. Don't know about vice versa.

[@FrostedSeagull]

@@johndrake2729 have you actually watched the Jay Leno review of this car? Jay Leno reviews a beautiful blue one that was allegedly one of the first 10 imported into North America. Leno highlighted the age old Lamborghini problem re:seats. The LP400 made for a very thin person who is 5'8. It's narrower yet longer than the mid-Eighties Countach. He could see it's appeal, loved the gear ratio e.g. very short first and a really long second gear . . . but . . . overall it's quirky but not his cup of tea.

[@stevemilne9306]

What a fantastic video. Great to see how enthused you are by driving it. Love the purple too!

[@rocketn8]

Well this is cheering me right up. Jizzy jizzy bang bang

[@BobMonkeypimp]

I prefer bang bang jizzy jizzy.

[@user-od9iz9cv1w]

Another engaging and informative review from Harry. Watching Harry's channel and other UK KZbin car channels I think the review should touch on windshield wipers and wet line performance first.

[@karoljarnuszkiewicz5451]

UFO number plate :) that is a nice touch

[@alastair77]

unless i am suffering with a mental aberration, i SWEAR i remember seeing this car 77 UFO many years ago, in ORANGE? someone - help my ailing mind? lol! has it been re-dressed (painted differently?) recently? cheers - is flipping stunning, whatever. \m/ x

[@emanemanrus5835]

that plate, as if it came from one of the S.H.A.D.O. cars.

[@KYoss68]

Thank You so much for sharing this Harry. I've loved the LP400 for 40 years and they are very very special.

[@TheDoosh79]

Sounds like you're talking yourself into one, Harry. Maybe offload the QV and a couple of stragglers and add a nice LP400 to the garage?!

[@johndrake2729]

Stragglers? I saw none.

[@user-ht9fr6eh9u]

Haha stragglers hehe funny

[@dmcars147]

Harry's grin driving this Countach pretty much summed it up!! Just exquisite in every way.

[@helthuismartin]

77 UFO.Thats the registration Plate i like.

[@johncollymore1697]

Thanks so much Harry for providing us with all your fantastic videos. You are a star. And I will much enjoy reading my copy of Octane - just so good. Lovely LP400, by the way, and great driving and commentary, as always. Best wishes.

[@joakimquensel597]

As a Swede I would like to know who was that first "Swedish playboy" owner? I also remember seeing this car as a kid sometime in the 80's in a Swedish motor magazine. Must have been this car for sure because it it had the same colour but I also recall that it had a white colour hand print on one of the fenders. And come to think of it, I also remember that my dad said that someone at the company he worked for had a Countach. He worked for Atlas Copco which is part of the multi billion Wallenberg industry group. And since there can't have been that many Countach around in Sweden in the 80's my guess would be that this car was once owned by a "Wallenberger" that was Vice President or somehow part of the Atlas Copco steering board. And to make this post even longer... When I lived in Bern Swizerland around 2000-2004 there was a LP400 for sale in a small exotic car dealer with this exact colour and interior. Could it have been this car? And since the LP400 has always been my no1 dream car I was sort of playing with the thought of buying it. Can't remember the exact price but I'm pretty sure it was below CHF 200,000! Still too much money for me back then... ☹

[@900108Chale]

Thanks! I loved your comment!

[@90OscarS]

Joakim I think Harry remembered it a bit wrong, I have also read the report of this "Swede", but I'm pretty sure it was a Norwegian vegetable wholesale dealer. He was about 32-33 years of age when he bought it and was already then a millionaire (if I remember it right one of the richer people in Norway at that time). I guess it was a bit special then, as this was before the oil and salmon industries have had time to make the country as rich as it's now. I think he was from Sandefjord or something like this.

[@joakimquensel597]

@@90OscarS OK but it has been featured in a Sweush magazine and another guy posted that he saw it on a car show in Västervik. But it could still hasve been a Norwegian car.

[@90OscarS]

@@joakimquensel597 Yes and it might be that they're different cars, but I'm quite sure that the article said it was the first Lambo in the Nordics at that time (or at least first Countach) and that it was ordered new by this Norwegian businessman. If I remember correctly, the article told that he liked to bring it around to shows in Norway and Sweden and that he had it for quite a long time.

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@@90OscarS It was probably the same car if it was this colour. I asked my dad about the Atlas Copco car. It was owned by a skilled mechanical engineer who worked on the car himself. But this was in the mid 80's and I guess it was possible for a "normal" person to own one of these (if you made some priorities in life).

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Your videos are genuinely one of my biggest pleasures in life! Thankyou Harry!

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Certainly caught that woman's eye @ 1:20 😂

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She was moist

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Only in Italy. She probably knew what it was too unlike over 'ere