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Films: Land Rover Discovery Camel Trophy: Sandglow
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Made To Drive | S14 E1
Schedoni: Leather Goods And Luggage
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Made To Drive | S14 E12

Land Rover Discovery Camel Trophy: Sandglow

This Camel-spec Disco is mechanically refreshed but aesthetically all-original.
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For some, the dedication and passion invested into their vintage car approaches fanatical levels, much like those who push their limits in the ocean. Whether racing from Molokai to Oahu or paddle-boarding for miles and miles off California's coast, being in the ocean can become an obsession. For Mr. Casey Annis, his 1962 Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider Veloce 1600 allows him to bridge the gap between his two pastimes—classic cars and the ocean.
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Richard Mied
Richard Mied
3 years ago

Closed caption seems to have disappeared from many Spanish, Italian, and French videos–what gives?

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Wally Flatfour
Wally Flatfour
3 years ago

I wold love some English translation option.

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pjsanders
pjsanders
3 years ago

Humm…. No. Discovery’s were not even unveiled until 1989, the first customer cars didn’t roll off the line until Jan 1990! So, yeah, no. First Camel Trophy Disco was the 1992 event. So.. Editor… sort this out please!

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Jeffrey Aronson
Jeffrey Aronson
3 years ago

Just to be an anorak, the first Discoverys were not sold until 1989, and they were not run in the Camel Trophy until that year.

Jeff Aronson
Editor, Rovers Magazine

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