1981 ROLLS-ROYCE CAMARGUE 

This example of Rolls-Royce's Pininfarina-designed Camargue flagship, is finished in Ivory with Gold coachlining and Magnolia hide, Beige headlining and Cumberland Stone carpeting. It was ordered via H R Owen in September 1980 and delivered in April 1981 to the International Finance Exchange Corporation, under the ownership of Mr and Mrs Tandon (who were good customers of Rolls-Royce and Bentley). Its first registration was JYK 244W. Information beyond that is sparse, but it has been off the road for some time, certainly since at least 2005 when online MoT records began, as there's no record of it on there. The car runs and drives, but will obviously require some recommissioning. It appears solid with paintwork that has survived quite well and no obvious significant corrosion issues. The interior would benefit from a retrim. 76,941 miles are showing on the odometer.  

The car has had four registered keepers since new. The only documentation with it is the V5C plus the book pack with sales and service handbook, ‘quick start’ guide and two unmarked service books. 

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