Rolls-Royce Phantom by Pablo Rabiella

What would you do if you happened to purchase this Rolls-Royce Phantom?

It is just a little bit plain don't you think?

It is very much brown bread. But what if you want fairy bread?



Well first, strip the car of all the chrome. We can definitely make that more flashy.



Rip the guts out of the interior. Just boring standard executive colours. Drab.



Then what do you do? Well add colour. Add fabulous colour! Then more of it! (18 coats of paint were used)



Polish up the beautiful colours until they shine bright. (14 special top coats were applied)



Then add multicoloured fairy dust to the purple. It's a must. (Each of the three colours contains flakes of the other two colours)



Gold is just so much better! Add as much gold as possible. All chrome is now gold. Do it.



Then get a nice young boy to install your new interior. He polishes well. It's ok to look. Only touch the interior.



Ronald McDonald eat your hamburger out! Matchy matchy in diamond stitching, even on the ceiling. It is better. (26 cow hides were used)



It may or may not be a pink steering wheel. Who are you to judge. It's a pink steering wheel. Maybe. Or purple.



And I definitely want disco lights. I don't care what you say. Outside ones. Not inside. I want everyone to party!



They can feel sick in the morning. Sleep it off. Or drink more.

Now, wallah! My piece of magnificence!

Introducing The Purple Lady.



Now watch the video of the cars formation, to dance floor music of course!



Including some photoshop colour scheme design work.



And now a video that included puppy dogs!



I love this car.

It is so good that people do projects like this. It makes everyone smile no matter what you think.

This car was designed by Pablo Rabiella built by Super Vettura and more importantly commissioned by Alan R.

A big thanks to Alan R for commissioning this car - you are great!

See picture of this car on the street here. It looks even better!

info via Autogespot