Rolls-Royce Phantom 6x6, Black

Danton Arts Kustoms, a French workshop, built this car from a 2004 Rolls-Royce Phantom. The saloon was cut behind the rear doors and lengthened with a body section from a 2005 BMW 7 Series, whose rear axle provides the extra pair of wheels. It gained 24-inch wheels, extended aluminium wings, yellow lights and a light bar, and its upholstery was re-trimmed, with crocodile and snake leather in the front of the cabin; the rear-hinged doors and the umbrellas stored in the door panels stayed. Mechanically it was left alone, so the 6.7-litre V12 still makes its original 453 hp. Motor1 reported the conversion in June 2022.

The model is in gloss black, with black multi-spoke wheels on chunky off-road tyres lettered around the sidewalls, four of them on the two rear axles. A tubular bull bar sits across the front bumper, a roof rack with a light bar runs along the roof, the wheel arches flare outwards, and orange leather glows through the glass. The pantheon grille, the Spirit of Ecstasy, RR number plates and the RR badge on the boot lid are all in place. The car stands on a black velvet base with a mirrored plaque naming the Phantom 6x6 and Danton Arts Kustoms. It is built at 1:18.