This rather special Rolls was on sale at a local (rather special) car dealer - and it still is! 

https://home.mobile.de/MICHAEL-FROEHLICH#des_51923131

248.000 € and it's yours. Will certainly turn some heads in the neighborhood! 

I'm surprised Rolls Royce haven't bought it and crushed it.

Quote from: zenrat on May 10, 2023, 03:52:03 AMJeez that's horrible.

See I told the UK lads you had a bit of class   

I'm surprised RR haven't sued them

RR, when they were at Crewe, were not above building 'specials' of their own. They had a separate line on the west side of the factory that did them, called the 'John Young' line, and some of the things going down there looked AWFUL.

But I guess if you paid them money...................

I think it's not an RR anymore, but a Sbarro (as "manufacturer").

https://www.goodwood.com/grr/road/news/2021/11/the-weirdest-sbarro-concept-cars/

Oh yeah, if you want something REALLY wild Sbarro's your man! 

Cool.  A RW 1:1 car whiffer.

Isn't Sbarro a chain of pizza restaurants in the US (or at least in New York)?

Quote from: Dizzyfugu on May 10, 2023, 12:52:00 AM

You guys find some marvels  
Thanks for posting!

Camaro 1975 sedan

Looks very Avanti. 

Quote from: PR19_Kit on May 10, 2023, 06:58:30 AMRR, when they were at Crewe, were not above building 'specials' of their own. They had a separate line on the west side of the factory that did them, called the 'John Young' line, and some of the things going down there looked AWFUL.

But I guess if you paid them money...................

For enough money, it seems even Rolls will compromise... the way of the world. Sigh.

Nah, it's an aftermarket conversion. And if you know that it was intended to be a mobile falcon hunting base for the desert, many details (wide tires, no serious roof, foldable windscreen) even make sense! 

Sbarro was a very reckless car designer/converter/manufacturer, though.

Cord 812 6 wheels

Y'know, I can see that as a WW2 staff car... not sure which nation, though.

Quote from: Rick Lowe on May 22, 2023, 10:25:22 PMY'know, I can see that as a WW2 staff car... not sure which nation, though.

Germany for Goering, the second rear axle being added to carry the weight, which is the only reason you'd add a second dead axle to a front wheel drive car.