If you like it, check out the yellow one from last years alpine gumball: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3gMo9sbutSM.htmlsi=fF0TxSuai7ol_W9A
Nice. What are those other cars that aren’t Alfa Romeos? I know I’ve seen them somewhere before. Lol in all honesty I just flew over and drove through Switzerland passes and I did Austria last year. This seems to be my new go to Thing. Love your video. 8:11 the blue caterham I stopped and spoke with the guy in lake Brienz Switzerland on July 5 around noon time. Looks exactly the same as that car. I mean how many pale blue ones can be driving around the Alps? Do you know what day that one was taken? All in all very nice. I’d love to join you on one of these trips. I’m not shipping my car overseas though. Last year we rented a 911 from Porsche Stuttgart museum. But if you’re in the states, I’d be much easier for me to join you with my car.
I think the other cars are glorified VW Beetles - lol. And the Caterham in the video is indeed from July 5th... we were indeed close to the swiss border. As for the drives.. anything I organise will start out of the Stuttgart area, as we live in Germany. You can check out the unofficial "Porsche club of Stuttgart" Facebook page to find us. There are a few guy that are now state-side, whom you could hook up with. Cheers! Glad you liked the video.
@@Roberto7GLwhat a crazy coincidence about that Caterham i saw. Cheers! Was that parked at hotel Lauteret? That’s 6 hours from where I spoke with him!
So google is a pain. Only allows 10 stops, and in the winter (when your planning) it reroutes you or plain simply ignores your stops because they are not reachable at that time. Yes, I tried changing departure time, at which point you can't even use 10 stops. sigh. After much searching we leveraged Calimoto for planning.
