Series 3 Series 3 Camel Trophy? Help me!

The owner's son seems to remember that it was left as a gift by the land rover...
I don't know anything else..
It remains to understand if it has a greater value or as a normal series 3

Lots of videos on youtube:
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BRdef said:

The owner's son seems to remember that it was left as a gift by the land rover...
I don't know anything else..
It remains to understand if it has a greater value or as a normal series 3

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I would just treat it as a normal Series 3. It may be a copy, it may be a promotional vehicle that was left in Italy, as your friend says.
Whichever, it is old now, and probably need a good deal of money spent to bring it back to a usable condition.

Update, i've more informations:
The owners says that it was used for the demo car during the Camel Trophy ... maybe for a selection event.
He says he was left as a gift by the land rover.
How can I know if it's true?
Does it have a greater value?

With verifiable proof it might be worth more to someone interest in the Camel Trophy, but as a promo vehicle rather than one of the actual competition vehicles i doubt the premium would be great. Without that proof, I can't see any premium at all.

I would like to have a genuine competition series 3, but I couldn't afford one even if they existed. I'll just have to paint mine yellow

We are looking for proof ... but Land Rover does not seem to help

What does it look like? Is it camel trophy colours etc?

BRdef said:

Update, i've more informations:
The owners says that it was used for the demo car during the Camel Trophy ... maybe for a selection event.
He says he was left as a gift by the land rover.
How can I know if it's true?
Does it have a greater value?

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It may be of slightly more interest than any other Series 3 the same age, but whether that means it is worth a lot of money is questionable.
And the condition of the vehicle is very important, if it is in very poor condition, it may cost a lot to restore it to a condition an enthusiast would want to buy it.

And it is important to remember that the Camel Trophy was a promotional event, of interest mainly to Land Rover enthusiasts.
The vehicle is never going to have the value of a Vintage Racing Car, or anything like that.

Of course!
It will remain a mystery...

BRdef said:

Of course!
It will remain a mystery...

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Can you post any pics of the vehicle? Might help people suggest a value, or even jog someone's memory of seeing it before.