• Offered from The Timeless Collection
• A well-preserved example of Rolls-Royce’s coachbuilt coupé
• Customised for the original owner in 1987, in striking livery with gold-plated accents
• Accompanied by detailed factory build documentation, owner’s manual, and jack
• One of the most attractive Camargues available

According to build paperwork on file, this eye-catching Rolls-Royce Camargue was originally shipped to Zürich and delivered on 21 August 1981 to the first owner, Mohamed Amen Dugdug, in care of the respected service and storage depot, Schmohl & Co AG. As a late-production ‘1st series’ Camargue it was outfitted with the newly implemented Citroën-licensed self-levelling suspension and widened rear track, providing a better stance. A 1987 invoice indicates that under Mr. Dugdug’s ownership the car was, either at the Rolls-Royce factory in Crewe or under its direction, refurbished, with the suspension rebuilt. More significantly, the body was refinished in Ebony with a gold coachline and full white interior, including both carpets and headlining; a sunroof was installed; and much of the body trim replated in gold, including the Spirit of Ecstasy mascot.

In 1989 the Camargue moved to England, then in 1993 to Spain, where it has remained since. It remains in fine condition throughout, with 9,253 kilometres at the time of cataloguing, and all of its finishes still in beautiful order. Surely one of the most unique examples of the model, it has much to recommend it to the modern Rolls-Royce connoisseur.To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website at rmsothebys.com/auctions/pa24/.