Oh My Ghost.

Ostrich leather has an interesting surface.

 

 

It's on my wife's favourite handbag:

 

But let's add a bit of 'Oz' - not 'Os':

 

Hey Joey.

 

 

 

And put it all in a car:

 

'Rolls-Royce Ghost by Carlex Design'

 

Here it is in a graveyard:

 

 

 

It's an interesting shade of green.

 

 

But inside you'll find Joey the 'roo and his feathered friend....

 

 

Woahhhh....!

Poor things.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ghost save us all.

 

 

Here's GTspitit.com 's story on the car:

"Although Rolls-Royce offers the most demanding clients a number of configuration options inside of their luxury saloons, there are others which ask for more unique interior upgrades with a personalized character. Leather and upholstery specialists Carlex Design have exactly offered this in their latest project called 'Ghost Save the Queen'. "

 

(If you can read music, I assume these are the notes - Irvine)

"First of all the luxury car was painted in a deep green exterior color. In addition to the characteristic color, the inside offers numerous upgrades like a royal crown embroidered in the seats."

"The relief is completed by wool rugs with a pile length of 2.5 centimetres, chrome parts and the usage of luxury ostrich and extremely flexible kangaroo leather, which proved to be an ideal material for the piping. "

 

"The project took almost two months, but the effects are overwhelming, according to the Polish company.

(One month spent trying to find a willing Kangaroo and Ostrich....- Irvine)

 

 

I really shouldn't voice an opinion on this one.

It is quite unique and I think I sort of like it but in different colours maybe, possibly, kind of....

Ostrich leather has been used on many other Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars over the years. We're going to see how many more we can find. They're out there.

(Posted by David Irvine)