It does. The 1977 Chevrolet was a particularly handsome car and if anything, was better looking than the Carmargue.
@herrbela843 күн бұрын
@@deltic Yeah, those old US cars look so poised, at least for me. The Italian influence on the design of the Camargue may make it look a little odd. I'm not such a big fan of the Italian car design.
@cobar534213 күн бұрын
I have owned Royces for 25 years and I love them. Mainly due to the pursuit of perfection. Each has engineering at the highest level. Would I buy a new one (if I had the cash)? No, I would not. They are now bland and very far from special.
20 күн бұрын
Are you kidding me? No wonder these things cost so much! Can you believe this? Metal sculpting? These motorcars are a work of art!
@BelicTransporterАй бұрын
North Americans, watch Rage on ABC Australia.
@delticАй бұрын
I'm glad you enjoy it. :)
@user-me8kr6mv5lАй бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 utube Ενα χρυσόψαρο μέσα στη γυάλα john bavas
@edm95272 ай бұрын
Its a shame they only lasted a few years before rotting out
@seanwoods59433 ай бұрын
I miss white people.
@See_more....3 ай бұрын
When England was great and Rolls Royce were tasteful cars driven by those who appreciated them. These days they're re-badged German rubbish owned by footballers. Such a shame.
@Genny-Zee4 ай бұрын
Rage
@ilovecds96064 ай бұрын
Imagine lead loading without a mask, they were real men but probably sacrificed their lives for these cars.
@antmichael24935 ай бұрын
Wish Mel Blanc reprised his roles as the classic Looney Tunes characters on Tiny Toon Adventures before his death as he would’ve recorded his lines and read for the parts.
@garryrimmer48975 ай бұрын
Worked on some of the early ones at Crew factory
@johnlunnun97695 ай бұрын
Well it ain’t now! The radiator is beginning to disappear, the spirit is now sitting on the painted body, and don’t get me started on those dreadful led lights installed in the head lining, talk about vulgar and tasteless!
@briancornish58575 ай бұрын
Only 4 months..? It took me 9 months to be created...Lol 🕊🇬🇧🇺🇲
@eyesofisabelofficial6 ай бұрын
This picture is unwatchable - there needs to be some stabilization at least.
@VintageVaughnVehiclces6 ай бұрын
I took ownership of a 1983 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit in silver sand with Ivory interior. Within a year I disassembled the car had it refinished in a five-way metallic with an incredibly durable clear coat as the paint finishes of the '80s rolls royces were defective. So the car had to be painted. The steering rack was a weak spot in the car so I fitted it with a turbo or steering rack with thicker shafts as those tended to wear out within only 30,000 miles. Then I fitted the car with a harvey Bailey engineered suspension removed all the mission controls kept the fuel injection 14-volt ignition for a higher spark gap and as the British mechanic who serviced it said mate this car is fast what did you do to it? I then fitted the door panels with the wood grain trims and the door threshold plates as seen in the centenary, and red Rolls-Royce badges. On the grill boot and the wheels. Fitted it with the 17x7 aluminum alloy wheels that were fitted to the turbo r's. The silver paint was removed and the alloy was polished. I built a truly Spectacular One of a Kind Rolls-Royce just for myself from all the various pieces that went for the SZ series. The upgraded weather stripping on the doors, and an upgraded audio system. I sold my Silver Shadows to new owners for them to care for them. And the Silver Cloud 3 I never finished the restoration I've sold that to someone else to finish. I kept my custom-made Silver Spirit / spur mulliner Park Ward Edition just for myself. With only 51,000 miles on it it's still sleeping and it's carport. Nearly losing all my wealth in 2008 I maintained my ownership of my special Rolls-Royce. And soon by 2024 she'll be on the road again and with silver hair on my head I'll be an old man driving my Rolls-Royce that I remodeled when I was a younger man. It's always best to take your Rolls-Royce apart and put it back together that way you understand your car you know how it was built because you in your hands actually had something to do with it.
@deltic6 ай бұрын
Thank you for the interesting story. Enjoy your Rolls-Royce!
@VintageVaughnVehiclces6 ай бұрын
I wish they had made a turbo diesel for these cars.
@deltic6 ай бұрын
I think any turbo diesel engine in the early 1970s (or any diesel engine for that matter at the time) would have been far too crude for use in a car like this. Today's turbo diesels would have been a better fit.
@johnpark-jones42856 ай бұрын
All that dipping and painting did nothing to stop the rust.
@KridkornTangthanasirikul7 ай бұрын
7:19 กีตาร์ #โลลอย 10:44 กีตาร์โลลอย Reprise
@user-ji1mf6bx6n7 ай бұрын
I wonder if this particular Camargue is still on the road?
@kevinwilliams89517 ай бұрын
I've owned several rolls royce cars over the years from 60's phantoms, clouds, mulliner park ward and nothing beyond the 80''s, I'm truly moved by this rolls royce standard why own anything less
@nwlondontimemachine94847 ай бұрын
An absolute joy to watch. Thank you so much for taking the trouble to share it.
@tombrown18988 ай бұрын
It was styled after a Fiat coupe' that Paolo Martin admired. I've seen the Fiat, and it's a plausible story. The rear of the Camargue looks unfinished, like a base model 1970 Ford Maverick.
@aidahozoori86758 ай бұрын
It wasn’t only a illness, they didn’t put up his bed rails in the hospital.
@user-fq4qk9wz5k8 ай бұрын
I know it’s no real consolation but for the families of those 40 sailors it was instant for them there was absolutely no chance of suffering
@deltic8 ай бұрын
So true. It would have been instantaneous.
@sebastianpassiv9 ай бұрын
The film must be recorded in the late seventies (not eighties), since it covers Silver Shadow and Corniche with CHROME BUMPERS!
@deltic9 ай бұрын
Sorry, I probably should have made it more clear. The film was recorded off a VHS tape in the late 1980s. The film itself is from the early 1970s.
@markjosephbudgieridgard9 ай бұрын
Wonderful these where real RRs.... Today a RR is just a BMW with Rolls Royce badge... Shameful iam suprised the bolshy Germans still allowed these cars to be manufactured in the UK.... 😂
@negativecurve560010 ай бұрын
Sad day for Iowa and her crew. May their souls rest in piece.
@arkwill1410 ай бұрын
Aside from the tragedy - it's interesting to note how back in 1989 they allowed the news to film the return and civilian family members were allowed on the ship when it returned to port (1:05). Nowadays they would have probably brought the ship in at night and no cameras or family members would have been allowed any where near it. When did we get so paranoid?
@metingokbulut83710 ай бұрын
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@gro946510 ай бұрын
Utterley delightful. I am fortunate to own a very small collection of Rolls-Royces (and Bentley) dating from 1922 to 1997, and whilst I knew it took 4 months to build a Corniche, seeing how much hand detailing was involved is enlightening. Thank you.
@mw865311 ай бұрын
Actually looks very classy compared to BMWs offerings today
@presntnow Жыл бұрын
Still going strong in 2023
@alexrebmann1253 Жыл бұрын
I don't know nothing about gun powder, but I keep hearing how the powder on the Iowa was old, and outdated but what caused the explosion? Can a bag of powder explode by just dropping the bag to the floor?. What was the source of ignition?
@Dg-zj6jo Жыл бұрын
gosh what a lovely country we once had
@deltic Жыл бұрын
Hehe.
@RCoon72 Жыл бұрын
And it’s also showing Stw pre network logos
@danielressel6138 Жыл бұрын
"Cherished and cared for by owners who value quality and *reliability* above all." Yeah my ass those are the people who buy and S Class...
@byteme971811 ай бұрын
Mercedes just make different sizes of taxi. Boring clone cars.
@danielressel6138 Жыл бұрын
Comes standard with a compartment for the oil. So basically they know you'll need 2L of oil on hand to replace the oil that will leak out...
@terrymurphy2637 Жыл бұрын
That compartment contain not always easy to find Mineral Oil for the Suspension & braking system not engine oil.
@paulrchapman17 ай бұрын
However, being a Citroen derived system, it uses LHM fluid common to all larger Citroens after about 1967. Liquide Hydraulique Minerale ( green) Available absolutely everywhere in my experience.
@Marklin15 Жыл бұрын
Why no ABS in USA Japan Australia? Wonder if Canadian cars were lumped in with US models.
@johnpro2847 Жыл бұрын
I miss my RR
@jjefferyworboys8138 Жыл бұрын
Buy another, Spirits are great value.
@jasonrushton5991 Жыл бұрын
Well done, family had a Betamax back in the day...OH SORRY YEAH ROLLER we're talkin bout ;-) lol Saw new 2 door Coupe yesterday in car park opposite us here. MASSIVE German beast.
@junkman6456 Жыл бұрын
The 20 hp, S1 and 2 and the PV5 are very delicious. A class of its own.
@junkman6456 Жыл бұрын
I love this cars but from the economic view and due to their low resell value (from high maintenance costs) i would send the engine to one of this japanese engine surgeons or swap the drivetrain to a more reliable LS2/L76 engine with 6L80 The winner takes it all. 👍
@Allmentux2 ай бұрын
Someone got no clue about those cars here 😁 Engine is the most reliable one on these. Actually everything is reliable, if serviced properly.
@highlandmalt6368 Жыл бұрын
Wouldn't it e fantastic to find the original camera negative and completely remaster this. It looks like a really high quality production behind the vhs/betamax fuzz
@deltic Жыл бұрын
I agree with you. The VHS tapes I copied these from were already at least second generation. For some reason after uploading, KZread darkened the videos as the originals aren't this dark.
@junkman6456 Жыл бұрын
@@deltic i only can tell you that the jerky image and the artifake which are on the bottom of the picture to see from a worn band train and worn video head and dirty video cassette. There are cleaning agents for this. The video head must be replaced by a new one. Uploading to Odysee would be a possibility, especially since they are not interested in the video qualities. and also Odysee would then have more high quality than just over Politics or archeology.
@optifitted Жыл бұрын
Oh dear, thats some fine tellyporn. 😆
@doctorsocrates4413 Жыл бұрын
Cannot believe that the police superintendant sat there and stated he could not see a connection between opening the gate and the sudden surge into the terraces...it is obviously the opening of the gate which caused this.
@matrexwolf Жыл бұрын
About to own my first Rolls Royce 1994 silver spur
@deltic Жыл бұрын
A very nice vehicle. I hope it goes well for you.
@ronliebermann Жыл бұрын
What's interesting about this event is that the day after the explosion, Navy investigators went to the home of the sailor who was said to be responsible. It was his parent's house. They removed a number of items from his bedroom, and then a few days later issued a statement; and I'm not making this up, that the man involved may have been a homosexual; and his sex life may have caused the explosion.
@MCIMUSIX Жыл бұрын
i stay upp all night to watch rage at 1:00 am and 6:00 am 😂
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When Crewe was not a shithole.
From the rear it looks like a 77 Caprice.
It does. The 1977 Chevrolet was a particularly handsome car and if anything, was better looking than the Carmargue.
@@deltic Yeah, those old US cars look so poised, at least for me. The Italian influence on the design of the Camargue may make it look a little odd. I'm not such a big fan of the Italian car design.
I have owned Royces for 25 years and I love them. Mainly due to the pursuit of perfection. Each has engineering at the highest level. Would I buy a new one (if I had the cash)? No, I would not. They are now bland and very far from special.
Are you kidding me? No wonder these things cost so much! Can you believe this? Metal sculpting? These motorcars are a work of art!
North Americans, watch Rage on ABC Australia.
I'm glad you enjoy it. :)
😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 utube Ενα χρυσόψαρο μέσα στη γυάλα john bavas
Its a shame they only lasted a few years before rotting out
I miss white people.
When England was great and Rolls Royce were tasteful cars driven by those who appreciated them. These days they're re-badged German rubbish owned by footballers. Such a shame.
Rage
Imagine lead loading without a mask, they were real men but probably sacrificed their lives for these cars.
Wish Mel Blanc reprised his roles as the classic Looney Tunes characters on Tiny Toon Adventures before his death as he would’ve recorded his lines and read for the parts.
Worked on some of the early ones at Crew factory
Well it ain’t now! The radiator is beginning to disappear, the spirit is now sitting on the painted body, and don’t get me started on those dreadful led lights installed in the head lining, talk about vulgar and tasteless!
Only 4 months..? It took me 9 months to be created...Lol 🕊🇬🇧🇺🇲
This picture is unwatchable - there needs to be some stabilization at least.
I took ownership of a 1983 Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit in silver sand with Ivory interior. Within a year I disassembled the car had it refinished in a five-way metallic with an incredibly durable clear coat as the paint finishes of the '80s rolls royces were defective. So the car had to be painted. The steering rack was a weak spot in the car so I fitted it with a turbo or steering rack with thicker shafts as those tended to wear out within only 30,000 miles. Then I fitted the car with a harvey Bailey engineered suspension removed all the mission controls kept the fuel injection 14-volt ignition for a higher spark gap and as the British mechanic who serviced it said mate this car is fast what did you do to it? I then fitted the door panels with the wood grain trims and the door threshold plates as seen in the centenary, and red Rolls-Royce badges. On the grill boot and the wheels. Fitted it with the 17x7 aluminum alloy wheels that were fitted to the turbo r's. The silver paint was removed and the alloy was polished. I built a truly Spectacular One of a Kind Rolls-Royce just for myself from all the various pieces that went for the SZ series. The upgraded weather stripping on the doors, and an upgraded audio system. I sold my Silver Shadows to new owners for them to care for them. And the Silver Cloud 3 I never finished the restoration I've sold that to someone else to finish. I kept my custom-made Silver Spirit / spur mulliner Park Ward Edition just for myself. With only 51,000 miles on it it's still sleeping and it's carport. Nearly losing all my wealth in 2008 I maintained my ownership of my special Rolls-Royce. And soon by 2024 she'll be on the road again and with silver hair on my head I'll be an old man driving my Rolls-Royce that I remodeled when I was a younger man. It's always best to take your Rolls-Royce apart and put it back together that way you understand your car you know how it was built because you in your hands actually had something to do with it.
Thank you for the interesting story. Enjoy your Rolls-Royce!
I wish they had made a turbo diesel for these cars.
I think any turbo diesel engine in the early 1970s (or any diesel engine for that matter at the time) would have been far too crude for use in a car like this. Today's turbo diesels would have been a better fit.
All that dipping and painting did nothing to stop the rust.
7:19 กีตาร์ #โลลอย 10:44 กีตาร์โลลอย Reprise
I wonder if this particular Camargue is still on the road?
I've owned several rolls royce cars over the years from 60's phantoms, clouds, mulliner park ward and nothing beyond the 80''s, I'm truly moved by this rolls royce standard why own anything less
An absolute joy to watch. Thank you so much for taking the trouble to share it.
It was styled after a Fiat coupe' that Paolo Martin admired. I've seen the Fiat, and it's a plausible story. The rear of the Camargue looks unfinished, like a base model 1970 Ford Maverick.
It wasn’t only a illness, they didn’t put up his bed rails in the hospital.
I know it’s no real consolation but for the families of those 40 sailors it was instant for them there was absolutely no chance of suffering
So true. It would have been instantaneous.
The film must be recorded in the late seventies (not eighties), since it covers Silver Shadow and Corniche with CHROME BUMPERS!
Sorry, I probably should have made it more clear. The film was recorded off a VHS tape in the late 1980s. The film itself is from the early 1970s.
Wonderful these where real RRs.... Today a RR is just a BMW with Rolls Royce badge... Shameful iam suprised the bolshy Germans still allowed these cars to be manufactured in the UK.... 😂
Sad day for Iowa and her crew. May their souls rest in piece.
Aside from the tragedy - it's interesting to note how back in 1989 they allowed the news to film the return and civilian family members were allowed on the ship when it returned to port (1:05). Nowadays they would have probably brought the ship in at night and no cameras or family members would have been allowed any where near it. When did we get so paranoid?
1🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷💯💯💯💯👍👍👍👍
Utterley delightful. I am fortunate to own a very small collection of Rolls-Royces (and Bentley) dating from 1922 to 1997, and whilst I knew it took 4 months to build a Corniche, seeing how much hand detailing was involved is enlightening. Thank you.
Actually looks very classy compared to BMWs offerings today
Still going strong in 2023
I don't know nothing about gun powder, but I keep hearing how the powder on the Iowa was old, and outdated but what caused the explosion? Can a bag of powder explode by just dropping the bag to the floor?. What was the source of ignition?
gosh what a lovely country we once had
Hehe.
And it’s also showing Stw pre network logos
"Cherished and cared for by owners who value quality and *reliability* above all." Yeah my ass those are the people who buy and S Class...
Mercedes just make different sizes of taxi. Boring clone cars.
Comes standard with a compartment for the oil. So basically they know you'll need 2L of oil on hand to replace the oil that will leak out...
That compartment contain not always easy to find Mineral Oil for the Suspension & braking system not engine oil.
However, being a Citroen derived system, it uses LHM fluid common to all larger Citroens after about 1967. Liquide Hydraulique Minerale ( green) Available absolutely everywhere in my experience.
Why no ABS in USA Japan Australia? Wonder if Canadian cars were lumped in with US models.
I miss my RR
Buy another, Spirits are great value.
Well done, family had a Betamax back in the day...OH SORRY YEAH ROLLER we're talkin bout ;-) lol Saw new 2 door Coupe yesterday in car park opposite us here. MASSIVE German beast.
The 20 hp, S1 and 2 and the PV5 are very delicious. A class of its own.
I love this cars but from the economic view and due to their low resell value (from high maintenance costs) i would send the engine to one of this japanese engine surgeons or swap the drivetrain to a more reliable LS2/L76 engine with 6L80 The winner takes it all. 👍
Someone got no clue about those cars here 😁 Engine is the most reliable one on these. Actually everything is reliable, if serviced properly.
Wouldn't it e fantastic to find the original camera negative and completely remaster this. It looks like a really high quality production behind the vhs/betamax fuzz
I agree with you. The VHS tapes I copied these from were already at least second generation. For some reason after uploading, KZread darkened the videos as the originals aren't this dark.
@@deltic i only can tell you that the jerky image and the artifake which are on the bottom of the picture to see from a worn band train and worn video head and dirty video cassette. There are cleaning agents for this. The video head must be replaced by a new one. Uploading to Odysee would be a possibility, especially since they are not interested in the video qualities. and also Odysee would then have more high quality than just over Politics or archeology.
Oh dear, thats some fine tellyporn. 😆
Cannot believe that the police superintendant sat there and stated he could not see a connection between opening the gate and the sudden surge into the terraces...it is obviously the opening of the gate which caused this.
About to own my first Rolls Royce 1994 silver spur
A very nice vehicle. I hope it goes well for you.
What's interesting about this event is that the day after the explosion, Navy investigators went to the home of the sailor who was said to be responsible. It was his parent's house. They removed a number of items from his bedroom, and then a few days later issued a statement; and I'm not making this up, that the man involved may have been a homosexual; and his sex life may have caused the explosion.
i stay upp all night to watch rage at 1:00 am and 6:00 am 😂