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Horrible music

Weren't exactly made to last,still rusted away!

I saw one of these yesterday in Los Angeles. Always an interesting Rolls-Royce model.

You are advertising film transfers and you didn't bother to color correct this, or time base repair it? Not a good job done here. The blacks are red, the whites are green. It is jittery. All of this should have been repaired in the render and it would have taken 2 minutes.

were only making plans, for nigel...

It’s changed now with vw ownership

Different times and the world was different back then - the internet came along and ruined everything.

この車に乗り、ダッシュボード内にニコンFを忍ばせたい。トーマスの如く。現在、3500万円で買えるらしいです。でも5.2メートル、1.9メートル、2.3トンは大きすぎる....。

1980s, not 70s

The Camargue is a marmite roller...... To me it's the most beautiful Rolls Royce ever.... If I was lucky enough to win the Lotto a well sorted Camargue would be the top of my automotive shopping list followed by a series 1 E TYPE 👍

… and then came BMW and start to produce the RR for the rabble!

Only people with style can appreciate this car

Nicely done sir. Nicely done. I just redid vows after 20 years and can relate. Well done! Lucky girl and I am sure lucky guy. Another few 20 years for you folks!

Ma786sai Dua Magnificent out-of-this-world. Timeless eternal symmetry. No marque be it the most hallowed, might hold a candle to a Rolls-Royce. I own a 1982 Silver Shadow. These Crewe-built creations are a joy forever

wow 3 to be 1 in rolls body Great

Lovely film - it looks as though the origination was pretty high quality and it would be great to see it remastered.

There is a story that when the Camargue was in its early stages of development, Mr Farina , of Pinninfarina , visited the factory and they sat him in a prototype. They closed doors and windows , they one of the engineers who he got on with particularly well, threw a bucket of water over the car. This let dripping water over Mr Farina s’ lap on his best Amarni suit. The engineer said whilst you at some revisions , put some rain channels in the roof , “ This ain’t one of your bloody Ferraris ! “

Stunning watching them build it. That wooden roof stretcher is amazing. Shame there’s almost no footage of Rolls Royce at all from the period before BMW ruined it all, this vid is all I’ve managed to find. At least there’s a few uploads of Aston Martin factory works tours up to the 90’s on UA-cam, nothing for RR, or any period coachbuilders either. Lost art by in large. Anyone know of any such footage, especially if it’s on UA-cam. Camargue isn’t to everyone’s taste but it’s one of the bravest designs ever, along with the Aston Martin Lagonda series 2/3/4 (series 1 was actually a previous and different car entirely). So sculptural. Never ever seen one though, have seen a a few Turbo R and maybe an SZ Rolls and Shadow at a few car shows. Carfection recently showcased quite a nice Camargue with beautiful olive colour leathers. I know it’s an Italian design but no Italians ever could have built it quite so well as RR did. I’ve seen some truly ghastly work in from the factory/coach works some of the most prestigious Italian marks and coachbuilders, they’re very lazy, carefree people I suppose ahah, everything always wobbly and misaligned, same with their interiors, glue everywhere and stuff. Thank God the work was done in Britain and not by Italians. I don’t think Italians even had wheels and slappers, just hammers.

A complete arsehole of engineering ineptitude.

sorry but we CAN'T even see the insect way to dark!!!!!

Remember their launch in 1975 and I still have never seen one

The narration is out of sync with the images. It's disconcerting to hear descriptions of things we see 1 minute or so later.

What an absolutely charming and delightful film, “starring” Rolls-Royce 40/50 experimental chassis number 1701, which made a run from London to Edinburgh entirely in top gear. It did it again in 1977, abd as recently as 2011. A tribute to Rolls-Royce engineering.

Fantastic

Fantastic

It would have made a stunning convertible

I have the original tape & the music has been modified & the lead in before the narration has been speeded up.Why was this done?

Why there is bodyroll?🤔

BACK WHEN ROLLS ROYCE OWNERSHIP MEANT SOMETHING.

I have always admired Rolls Royce for fostering this design from concept to production. It was a risk, and in my opinion, a worthy and successful effort. The Camargue is simply beautiful, bereft of unnecessary ornamentation.

When cars were cars , not plastic toys

When you think of all the beautiful 'British' coach built cars then they turn to the Italians and they come up with this.

Nostalgia eh, Cliff Michelmore, he seemed to be on every TV show in the UK on a daily basis, wasn’t he in the original Top Gear? I seem to remember, at the time, that the Camargue replaced the Corniche as the most expensive car in the UK, possibly the world. Lot my eyes as a car nut, I felt it was clumsy and pug ugly, almost a parody of Lady Penelopes’s Pink Roller in the kids’ Show Thunderbirds.

当時この車は世界で一番高価な車で有名でした。最高の材料、クラフトマンによる妥協しない作り。まさに世界で一番高価な車と言っても過言ではないと思います。現車があったら写真撮らせてもらいたいです。

Corniche looks better.

Wow! Price?

"The best car in the world" say the Commentator

Begging for white wall tires....

that was so moving and heartfelt, I wish you all the best and to live happily ever after.

Großartig ! Danke für das schöne Video über dieses einzigartige Automobil; welches für mich durch kein anderes geschlagen werden kann....

I wished they produced a lot more

In all my years, I've only ever seen one Camargue on public roads. It was a White one, on a R 1976 plate, coming towards me on the Heads of the Valleys road, above Merhyr Tydfil in South Wales. It was well over 35 yrs ago, but I can still remember it,. I had no idea at the time how rare a sight it would become, only 525 examples made.

Rolls and Royce met in the Midland Hotel in Manchester

Marvelous, thank you

Excellent, well done, thank you!

Stunning

Splendid

Absolutely fabulous! Again, many many thanks!

Thank you so so much!

Lovely