Great video as ever Harry. Thank you for entrusting us at to undertake the works to your fantastic Zagato.. Gaining such a prestigious award is an incredible achievement and testament to all that put there efforts…& incredible skills @prestgeredinishing and others. It’s been a real pleasure to deliver you the car that represents such personal history for you, now recognised as a concours competition winner. Moreover, you’re using and driving…enjoying it , as intended! Thank you to all that have supported and given us such great support throughout, it helped immensely…🏆
Just had my 17 yr daughter asking whats harry doing this week....nearly brought a tear to my eye 🥲 .congratulations on the prize harry and for inspiring the younger generation too 👍
But look at the state of modern car design. Look at all those Lamborghinis - beautiful, individual designs. Then look at the Aventador: a Murcielago with ugly, silly creases on it. Same with Ferrari: the 488 and the F8 - a 458 with stuff stuck on it.
@@julianevans9548 Quite! Every now and again I make a "lottery" list of the vehicles I'd like to own if I had the disposable funds - I honestly can't think of anything, new, from the last decade that interests me, other than Mr Murray's cars, and I believe they're sold out - and then some. Closest one can buy is a high spec' Rangy, but even that doesn't quite hit the spot - unless I can have some trim finishes, that aren't on the options list, to get rid of eye-sores.
No. None of my friends have his resources and connections. None of my friends had 6 bikes growing up. None of my friends had vars until their 20s.... minimum.🎉
I love the deep pride and excitement, you show when showing your beautiful, tastefully restaured three gems. That goes directly through the screen to us. And that Monteverdi.. Ofcourse you are in the Mille Miglia in a 300SL!
For anyone wondering what the silver Zagato @26:36 was, it's an Autech Zagato Gavia. A joint project between Nissan's Autech tuning brand and Zagato. It was based on the Nissan Leopard, but with a VG30DETT engine out of a 300ZX. Only 16 were built.
I like the way you describe the cars in this event, you describe the car like you describe the character of a person you very know about and i like that. very old school and very easy to understand, i hope you keep making content like this for a long time, greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩
Congratulations! I visited the show on the Thursday and had a good look around his cars (and briefly met Harry too) and I have to say, the Lancia is completely amazing, wonderfully small and well worthy of it’s prize.
That was great fun! Congratulations Harry on a well deserved win with the Lancia Fulvia Zagato! It was a rare treat to follow along as you chronicled the team of craftsmen restoring it to the exceptional state as it stands today. Interesting to see a Facel Vega entered in the show too. Both your channels are must watch.
Well done Harry. What differentiates you and your cars is that you build and maintain them in order for them to be driven and enjoyed. It's clear as well that you appreciate design and sound as each of your cars is distinctive. Bravo and thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge.
Congrats, Harry. The Zagato looks and sounds spot on and likely IS one the best remaining in the world. Props to your restorers who have done a fine restoration on this iconic car.
After watching the entire video, I have to say my favourite is the Jaguar XJC V12, with the Citroen SM a close second. The Jaguar looks simply gorgeous in that bespoke green and with all the work that's gone into the engine I'm surprised it didn't win a prize!
That was superb Harry, thanks for sharing this! Huge congrats on the class win with the Fulvia and to the guys who resurrected her, they sure did a mighty fine job, your enthusiasm for this car is easy to understand!
Thank you Harry for taking us to the places we can't always get to (but would love to) and showing us the beautiful and interesting cars. Love the knowledge you put in so effortlessly through your years of dedication. Looking forward to the next one.
That Facel Vega is absolutely incredible, gorgeous paint work. So many great cars on display, thanks for the tour! Congratulations to Harry, everyone at Day and White's, and everyone at Prestige for the Zag winning its class! 👍👍👍
Harry's Garage , knocks it out of the park again. It has become one of my guilty pleasures. Living vicariously through your program from beautiful southern New Jersey. 😊
Well done Harry (and the restorers of course!!) with the Zagato prize. 👍👍 I remember way back in the 70's watching a film called "The Man Who Haunted Himself" which featured an exotic sports car which turned out to be a RHD Islero driven by Roger Moore in the starring role so perhaps it was his own car? The Pantera is another one of the best looking cars ever made IMO. If I'd been at the show I reckon I'd have lasted 10 mins before being thrown out for salivating on the exhibits!😂
Congratulations to you and the build team for bringing this lovely automobile to tip-top condition!😀 Thank you for taking all of us to this lovely event.
Great video as usual, congrats on the win and to Sam and Adrian for all the hard work they put in the bodywork, looking forward to next Sunday already !
Harry, you should definitely make a video about that Porsche 962 if the owner allows it because that’s quite literally one of the rarest unicorns of the automotive world! 😮
Well Done Harry! Shout out from Southern New England! I applaud all of your Automotive Achievements!! I'm so glad you share it with the whole world !!🇺🇸🏁🇬🇧🇺🇸🏁🇬🇧
Harry, congratulations on a well deserved prize - considering all the trouble while restoring it. What always gets me is how fantastic these old 4 cylinders engines sound - without any electronic faffing around like they do today.
Congrats Harry on your trophy and to the sweat and tears of the teams who did the outstanding work. Also a big thanks for taking us on a guided tour of such an esteemed event, from all the channel watchers who could not be there, Bravo Harry!
Well Deserved credit to the artists in metal that rescued this gem, and to Harry to be able to support the efforts that were required to accomplish this feat ! Bravo
I saw an XJC (?) like this in 2003 or 2004 in Buckinghamshire, in the Wycombe/Chilterns area, I still remember it vividly. It was driven by a young gentleman and he had an older lady (mother or aunt?) with him. That car had a black vinyl roof and ever since, I’ve been in love with them. It’s such a stunning shape and a characterful car, even without actually driven one.
With out a doubt the Jaguar XJC is the most beautiful USEABLE car ever built. I would take one over a 300 gull-wing, or anything else i could imagine owning!👍👍
I’ve found that cars in general look very good in overcast light. Don’t know if that will help or hurt your case Harry, as it applies to all cars and it tends to hide imperfections.
Oh my goodness Harry, I wonder if this is the most eyes-glued-to-the-screen video you've ever put out. Thank you for this wonderful automotive journey and as always your impeccable presentation and narration. That 962 road car is a truly worthy overall winner. So rare and especially in RHD. Last but not least congratulations on winning with your Zagato. Now that car needs to be seen to believed!! Every best wish
Zagato and XJC look absolutely stunning. My Dad in 1980 bought a brand new Datsun Skyline 240kgt and the rear windows came down adsatly the same.way I remember as I often got told of as a kid for playing with electric windows .
Congratulations! My first thoughts went out to the guys who worked on the Lancia. Hats off to them and naturally hats off to you who took the leap to start the project. Well done!
The Superbird was homologation cars and the design of the front and wing was 100% based on best aerodynamics, looks were secundary. The wing was so high to get it in free air above the roof. The race cars was actual able to do 200mph on the nascar tracks.
@@monikacognomen1096 , then they could have just mounted it on the trunk lid like it's done on all cars with an low rear wing. Look at the first F1 or Can-Am racing wings from the same age, they were also high in the air. It was based on the engineering knowledge of the time. The "for opening the trunk" is a old wife tales.
@@westmus You are probably correct, there is so much twaddle spoken about American cars generally. There always seems to be a 'human interest' story attached to what was just cynical marketing of any product that might sell. The notion that the 'bird was a serious effort in high speed is mere hype, so I suppose we can add this little anecdote to the crock.
I get it Harry! Leaving the tags on the blazer jacket so you can take it back when you are done so one can afford to restore another classic auto! Great content as always and thanks for sharing the win with us.
Harry, thanks for a wonderful video and congratulations on winning your class with the Zagato - a truly fitting tribute to all the guys who worked on it. Slightly surreal seeing you driving into a location so well known to me & my family (my son’s serving with the HAC) but the House looked good and a brilliant backdrop to some truly exceptional machines!
The designs of the 80's and the beginning of the 90's give me traquility and emotion, on the other hand todays are very spectacular but they fill me up
Congrats and thanks for the look around. My favorites were the 962 and the green XK120 that wasn't highlighted. Strong showing from all three of yours.
What a great result for the Zagato! I’d recommend this show to anyone, been a couple of times and it’s always a fabulous display with some very approachable owners of very exotic cars. The radio mic interference is probably from the military base under the cricket pitch!
Great video, keeping me interested right to the end. Some stunning machinery on display. Deserved congratulations on your best in class win for the wee gem of a Zagato.
Very well deserved win for the Zagato, I saw it at Bicester when it was just completed and was bowled over by it. I’ve always loved them, but to see this one in the metal, is a real treat.
The battery quick disconnect on your Zagato is so useful. It saved the battery on my old Fiat 2000 spider and also made for a useful anti-theft device - simple and effective.
Harry, your Zagato. You found the car. You found some remarkable craftsmen and you committed to a blank cheque. They excelled in the restoration. Dear I say that it is now better than new. It is. The end result is a tribute to you all. The prize is recognition, but we all know that everyone involved deserve more credit. No disrespect to the organisers. Well done.
Great video as ever Harry. Thank you for entrusting us at to undertake the works to your fantastic Zagato.. Gaining such a prestigious award is an incredible achievement and testament to all that put there efforts…& incredible skills @prestgeredinishing and others. It’s been a real pleasure to deliver you the car that represents such personal history for you, now recognised as a concours competition winner. Moreover, you’re using and driving…enjoying it , as intended!
Thank you to all that have supported and given us such great support throughout, it helped immensely…🏆
Harry always gets us in "the best places".
Yes, it's nice to live my posh car life vicariously through Harry's videos.
The city of London = Satan's UK HQ
That jag is so cool. Personal opinion but the prettiest car there.
Completely agree. It’s the jag for me.
What an epic end to the restoration story of the Fulvia Z! Great work by Sam and Adrian 🙂
More like a rebuild. No Italian car from that era was well made.
Just had my 17 yr daughter asking whats harry doing this week....nearly brought a tear to my eye 🥲 .congratulations on the prize harry and for inspiring the younger generation too 👍
But look at the state of modern car design. Look at all those Lamborghinis - beautiful, individual designs. Then look at the Aventador: a Murcielago with ugly, silly creases on it. Same with Ferrari: the 488 and the F8 - a 458 with stuff stuck on it.
You are an adult?
No one in my house is interested, I've introduced friends to the channel so I have someone to discuss the cars and reviews with :-)
@@julianevans9548
Quite!
Every now and again I make a "lottery" list of the vehicles I'd like to own if I had the disposable funds - I honestly can't think of anything, new, from the last decade that interests me, other than Mr Murray's cars, and I believe they're sold out - and then some.
Closest one can buy is a high spec' Rangy, but even that doesn't quite hit the spot - unless I can have some trim finishes, that aren't on the options list, to get rid of eye-sores.
Being paid to grow fuck all.
That Jag is so unbelievably beautiful. I know there are obvious choices there, but that design and colour is a peice of design art
Harry is like that old friend that always brings cheer with him.
No. None of my friends have his resources and connections. None of my friends had 6 bikes growing up.
None of my friends had vars until their 20s.... minimum.🎉
The XJC is one of the most incredible cars I've ever heard.
But Harrys was in "Green' !!! The old saying goes "Green for a car should never be seen ".
as a teenager who roder a bike past a Jag repair shop on the way to school, there were often XJCs on the road and I always wanted one. Still do.
Totally agree it looked absolutely stunning when he was loading it up on the truck 🤩😎
the Monteverdi is sublime, elegant aggression like Jason Statham in a tux
No one does a walk around like Harry! #theknowledge Congratulations on the win to you & the team bringing your childhood dream car back to reality!
I love the deep pride and excitement, you show when showing your beautiful, tastefully restaured three gems. That goes directly through the screen to us. And that Monteverdi..
Ofcourse you are in the Mille Miglia in a 300SL!
Watching Harry wander around nattering about cars is a wonderful way to lift spirits. Thanks for the mental health boost
For anyone wondering what the silver Zagato @26:36 was, it's an Autech Zagato Gavia. A joint project between Nissan's Autech tuning brand and Zagato. It was based on the Nissan Leopard, but with a VG30DETT engine out of a 300ZX. Only 16 were built.
I’m not quite there yet having just saw the video up, but I will definitely be looking for that, impressive engine in such a tiny thing
Thank you... I was hoping someone would know!!
Cool beans 😎
I knew I had seen it in a magazine in the era. Thank you for filling in the details mate!
I like the way you describe the cars in this event, you describe the car like you describe the character of a person you very know about and i like that. very old school and very easy to understand, i hope you keep making content like this for a long time, greetings from Indonesia🇮🇩
Selamat malam tuan!
Having owned an XJ40 and an XJ81, that XJC is one of the most beautiful cars I've ever seen.
Congratulations!
I visited the show on the Thursday and had a good look around his cars (and briefly met Harry too) and I have to say, the Lancia is completely amazing, wonderfully small and well worthy of it’s prize.
Congratulations Harry. The Zagato absolutely deserved to win. A wonderful product of lifelong passion and restoration skills.
Tremendous collection of fabulous motor vehicles and you won a well deserved trophy congratulations Harry 👍🏻🏴
You’re XJC is a work of art Harry 😍
pfft. Have a look at the one down in Australia currently at motorex with a proper engine , paint blows this one away for workmanship and innovation.
@@smiddysmidton8313 opinions very 🤷♂️
@@smiddysmidton8313 Said like a true Aussie 🤪👍
Once again ! Great Video ! Good show my dear Fellow! From USA
Great your mechanics and fabricators have got the recognition they deserve for their fine work for your zagato harry 😍👌
That was great fun! Congratulations Harry on a well deserved win with the Lancia Fulvia Zagato! It was a rare treat to follow along as you chronicled the team of craftsmen restoring it to the exceptional state as it stands today. Interesting to see a Facel Vega entered in the show too. Both your channels are must watch.
It doesn’t get any better than Harry’s garage. What an amazing channel.
Well done Harry. What differentiates you and your cars is that you build and maintain them in order for them to be driven and enjoyed. It's clear as well that you appreciate design and sound as each of your cars is distinctive. Bravo and thanks for sharing your passion and knowledge.
Congrats, Harry. The Zagato looks and sounds spot on and likely IS one the best remaining in the world.
Props to your restorers who have done a fine restoration on this iconic car.
After watching the entire video, I have to say my favourite is the Jaguar XJC V12, with the Citroen SM a close second. The Jaguar looks simply gorgeous in that bespoke green and with all the work that's gone into the engine I'm surprised it didn't win a prize!
That Facel II is absolutely glorious, what a colour too.
That was superb Harry, thanks for sharing this! Huge congrats on the class win with the Fulvia and to the guys who resurrected her, they sure did a mighty fine job, your enthusiasm for this car is easy to understand!
Amazing show. Great to see the Panasonic Cockpit roof mounted car stereo in the R5 turbo!
Great video. The craftsmanship and professionalism of the guys who restored your car is incredible.
Thank you Harry for taking us to the places we can't always get to (but would love to) and showing us the beautiful and interesting cars. Love the knowledge you put in so effortlessly through your years of dedication. Looking forward to the next one.
That Stingray is just gorgeous. Imagine blasting around in one of those in 1963.
Congrats, Harry. I'm in awe of Sam and Adrian's work on the body. Just incredible workmanship.
The Zagato was a worthy winner. Congratulations to the team that brought it back to life.
Monteverdi 375 - one of my absolute fav cars, sorry Harry couldn’t take my eyes off it
That Facel Vega is absolutely incredible, gorgeous paint work. So many great cars on display, thanks for the tour! Congratulations to Harry, everyone at Day and White's, and everyone at Prestige for the Zag winning its class! 👍👍👍
Great video Harry, delighted to see the Zagato win!
Well done to everyone involved in that restoration. Epic work 👏👏👏
Harry's Garage , knocks it out of the park again.
It has become one of my guilty pleasures.
Living vicariously through your program from beautiful southern
New Jersey. 😊
Congratulations for winning Best in Class. Well deserved, after all the hard work on the body and the engine.
That Jaaaaggg must be amongst the most beautiful cars ever. Its achingly good looking.
Well done Harry (and the restorers of course!!) with the Zagato prize. 👍👍 I remember way back in the 70's watching a film called "The Man Who Haunted Himself" which featured an exotic sports car which turned out to be a RHD Islero driven by Roger Moore in the starring role so perhaps it was his own car? The Pantera is another one of the best looking cars ever made IMO. If I'd been at the show I reckon I'd have lasted 10 mins before being thrown out for salivating on the exhibits!😂
The other car in that film was a Rover P5b if I remember correctly.
That Monteverdi 👌
Congratulations to you and the build team for bringing this lovely automobile to tip-top condition!😀 Thank you for taking all of us to this lovely event.
Best of British engineering and craftsmen with Italian design its a good combo
Great video as usual, congrats on the win and to Sam and Adrian for all the hard work they put in the bodywork, looking forward to next Sunday already !
Harry, you should definitely make a video about that Porsche 962 if the owner allows it because that’s quite literally one of the rarest unicorns of the automotive world! 😮
Lovely soundtrack to close, thank you, Harry, a deserved win.
Harry's excitement and appreciation for all things car related is contagious. One of the most enjoyable car channels on YT
Congratulations on the Zagato win, Harry !
It's certainly Loud and Wild !
Well, it's got to be a bottle of fine wine for those metalwork guys! It's by far, my fav. Harry's Garage car.
I thought, with the arrest of Nicola Sturgeon, my Sunday couldn't get any better. Then Harry comes along to prove me wrong. Great vid.
love it.
An automotive art show, fantastic to see and glad to see your cars featuring. 👍
IF I had the choice of those three , it would be the jag
You would be in luck as I would have already driven off in the Zagato given the same choice.
Well Done Harry! Shout out from Southern New England! I applaud all of your Automotive Achievements!! I'm so glad you share it with the whole world !!🇺🇸🏁🇬🇧🇺🇸🏁🇬🇧
Lots of cool cars - I cant wait to see you at mille miglia in a gullwing!
That xj coupe is something else. It has all the ingredients for my perfect car.
Harry, congratulations on a well deserved prize - considering all the trouble while restoring it. What always gets me is how fantastic these old 4 cylinders engines sound - without any electronic faffing around like they do today.
Congrats Harry on your trophy and to the sweat and tears of the teams who did the outstanding work.
Also a big thanks for taking us on a guided tour of such an esteemed event, from all the channel watchers who could not be there, Bravo Harry!
Well Deserved credit to the artists in metal that rescued this gem, and to Harry to be able to support the efforts that were required to accomplish this feat ! Bravo
I saw an XJC (?) like this in 2003 or 2004 in Buckinghamshire, in the Wycombe/Chilterns area, I still remember it vividly. It was driven by a young gentleman and he had an older lady (mother or aunt?) with him. That car had a black vinyl roof and ever since, I’ve been in love with them. It’s such a stunning shape and a characterful car, even without actually driven one.
With out a doubt the Jaguar XJC is the most beautiful USEABLE car ever built. I would take one over a 300 gull-wing, or anything else i could imagine owning!👍👍
I’ve found that cars in general look very good in overcast light. Don’t know if that will help or hurt your case Harry, as it applies to all cars and it tends to hide imperfections.
Thank you Harry for being our host to this fantastic event- it’s always interesting and fun hanging out with you.
Oh my goodness Harry, I wonder if this is the most eyes-glued-to-the-screen video you've ever put out. Thank you for this wonderful automotive journey and as always your impeccable presentation and narration. That 962 road car is a truly worthy overall winner. So rare and especially in RHD.
Last but not least congratulations on winning with your Zagato. Now that car needs to be seen to believed!!
Every best wish
10:50 - I had a model of the Stingray coupe with split rear screen too.
Seeing video of Londom makes me happy that I live in the countryside.
We’re glad you do too.
Congratulations Harry and the great teams who did did such a top notch job on your Fulvia!
Zagato and XJC look absolutely stunning. My Dad in 1980 bought a brand new Datsun Skyline 240kgt and the rear windows came down adsatly the same.way I remember as I often got told of as a kid for playing with electric windows .
Congrats for the win, Harry, and kudos to the restoration team for their top notch work. Excellent video series you’ve produced on the Zagato as well.
Congratulations! My first thoughts went out to the guys who worked on the Lancia. Hats off to them and naturally hats off to you who took the leap to start the project. Well done!
Sorry man, I'm all out of hats. There's apparently been a run on them.
The Superbird was homologation cars and the design of the front and wing was 100% based on best aerodynamics, looks were secundary. The wing was so high to get it in free air above the roof. The race cars was actual able to do 200mph on the nascar tracks.
Nope, it was to allow the trunk to open.
@@monikacognomen1096 , then they could have just mounted it on the trunk lid like it's done on all cars with an low rear wing. Look at the first F1 or Can-Am racing wings from the same age, they were also high in the air. It was based on the engineering knowledge of the time. The "for opening the trunk" is a old wife tales.
@@westmus You are probably correct, there is so much twaddle spoken about American cars generally. There always seems to be a 'human interest' story attached to what was just cynical marketing of any product that might sell. The notion that the 'bird was a serious effort in high speed is mere hype, so I suppose we can add this little anecdote to the crock.
Great video as always but kudos to the gentleman at 23:45 who executes an excellent tactical swerve out of the camera.
Encyclopaedic knowledge, enthusiasm and dedication. Thanks to one kid in a toy shop from another kid in a toy shop! Great video.😊
Loved that you gave the Corvette some love. Definitely a favorite car of mine.
Nearly very special cars -- WOW what a great collection! Peak Classics! Nice to see your effortless restoration work getting priced! Well done!
I get it Harry! Leaving the tags on the blazer jacket so you can take it back when you are done so one can afford to restore another classic auto! Great content as always and thanks for sharing the win with us.
Harry, thanks for a wonderful video and congratulations on winning your class with the Zagato - a truly fitting tribute to all the guys who worked on it. Slightly surreal seeing you driving into a location so well known to me & my family (my son’s serving with the HAC) but the House looked good and a brilliant backdrop to some truly exceptional machines!
32km/h!! That's bloody insane!
The designs of the 80's and the beginning of the 90's give me traquility and emotion, on the other hand todays are very spectacular but they fill me up
Beautiful images of London, also.
Very interesting, I actually could imagine I was there, even though I am in Panama!
YES to the SM! My dream car - after the Maserati Bora I saw at a local show in Kent a month ago. That was simply stunning.
The story, the presentation, and the glorious little machine itself.. A well-deserved best in class win!!
I didn't know Zagato did a version of the Carrera GT! It's quite subtle by their standards, it's really more of a Bodykit that a Rebody!
What a delightful day. Thank you for taking us along to the event.
A great episode, thank you.
One of my first jobs was at Finsbury Square, the rear of which overlooked that lawn, so great memories.
Congrats and thanks for the look around. My favorites were the 962 and the green XK120 that wasn't highlighted. Strong showing from all three of yours.
What a great result for the Zagato! I’d recommend this show to anyone, been a couple of times and it’s always a fabulous display with some very approachable owners of very exotic cars. The radio mic interference is probably from the military base under the cricket pitch!
What a tribute to all the guys who put this lovely little car back together. Wonderful.
Fitting win as this is an epic restoration and a fabulous car
Loved this video ❤
Fantastic for those guys who built it, and you harry for pursuing the project.
Great video, keeping me interested right to the end. Some stunning machinery on display. Deserved congratulations on your best in class win for the wee gem of a Zagato.
Love these videos where Harry wonders around some classic cars, could watch for hours.
Very well deserved win for the Zagato, I saw it at Bicester when it was just completed and was bowled over by it. I’ve always loved them, but to see this one in the metal, is a real treat.
I love the variety and quality of cars, Harry! Thank you very much indeed.
The battery quick disconnect on your Zagato is so useful. It saved the battery on my old Fiat 2000 spider and also made for a useful anti-theft device - simple and effective.
Superb, thanks Harry for sharing this with us 👍🙏
Randomly take 3 cars from your garage to a event somewhere in central London and winning ... Harry, YOU are the BEST IN CLASS :)
Wow! Just...........................wow! Marvellous video, Mr M.
Harry, your Zagato. You found the car. You found some remarkable craftsmen and you committed to a blank cheque. They excelled in the restoration. Dear I say that it is now better than new. It is. The end result is a tribute to you all. The prize is recognition, but we all know that everyone involved deserve more credit. No disrespect to the organisers. Well done.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us Harry very enjoyable