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cocobearbear 1 year ago
WOW! A amazing piece of Automobile History on film. Incredible
XeanoProductions 1 year ago
Absolutley amazing footage! Where did this come from?!!!
yardelli 1 year ago
ferrucio lamborghini is born for this so beautiful cars.... and the bull badge is unique... even if lambo is not the fastest car.. but if u own one... its a sign of being wealthy
bratanskurt 1 year ago
Real Nice Vid !! would love to have a drive a miura once :)
Ammageddon89 2 years ago
Plese note the Marzal type steering wheel in the Islero.They probably wanted it after seeing the Marzal Prototype.Also the Pirhana from Bertone stood Model for the Espada.Sorry to say i just sold mine.
Pirhana was built on a E-type chassies.
Tonewheeldude 2 years ago
back then italians were very layed back so thats why you were allowed to film inside the factory, try that today!
knutfheifer 2 years ago
driving on the left ?
was the second part in england?
milxl 2 years ago
amazing footage!
now I wonder where are those cars now, especially the (rare?) blue miura!!
WastedCar 2 years ago
Thank you for sharing this rare clip of fantastic history!!!!
samiaalt 2 years ago 15
the one and only, Miura.
noeleal 2 years ago
thanks for sharing this amazing piece of Lamborghini history.
rikcogh 2 years ago 2
What a fantastic piece of film!! Thanks for posting...fantastic!!
But you know what, both the great Lamborghini and this film would not have existed had it not been for an arrogant Enzo Ferrari being an arse hole to tractor maker Ferruccio Lamborghini.
Good move Enzo :-)
minatormyth 2 years ago
Up on top of the transporter is the one and only MARZAL that in 1967 was unveiled at the Geneva show and then driven by Prince Renier and Princess Grace as the pace car for the start of the Monaco Grand Prix. I think the driving was filmed in England.
cuddlyable3 3 years ago
4:18 do Italians drive on the left side of the road?
growling66 3 years ago
Truly fantastic footage.
Thank you for sharing this.
tomstimemachine 3 years ago
nice video! but why is there no sound?
ameerlambo 3 years ago
Not too many people had 'sound' film cameras in 1968.
SMOOTHJAKED 3 years ago 7
Loved it, great stuff.
klassiekerrally 3 years ago
Fantastic video! Thanks a lot for sharing.
It shows how incredible this period was for Lamborghini.
Do you have other videos like that?
42emignon 3 years ago
Where did you get the film footage?
MRK4JC 3 years ago