World's First Gold Gilded Porsche Boxter

[LandQuail]

Well, now that the genie is out of the bottle, can we expect to see cars given truly unique finishes, like a car whose bodywork is constructed of pine cones?
I had a smashing idea on the Barabus thread about constructing a car of cheese.

I've decided, just now, that when my stock splits and I become a multi-billionair, I'm going to have a Rolls-Royce Phantom built with bodywork constructed of thinly sliced petrified walrus penises. If the head of RR says "ve cann-ot dU suuch un thing," I'll have his car buried in stacks of $20.00 bills.
Then I'll never drive it, preferring to get around in my solid platinum hovercraft.

The only thing that would make me seem a bigger asshole would be a gilded Boxter.

[IWantAnAudiRS6]

Originally Posted by LandQuail

Well, now that the genie is out of the bottle, can we expect to see cars given truly unique finishes, like a car whose bodywork is constructed of pine cones?
I had a smashing idea on the Barabus thread about constructing a car of cheese.

I've decided, just now, that when my stock splits and I become a multi-billionair, I'm going to have a Rolls-Royce Phantom built with bodywork constructed of thinly sliced petrified walrus penises. If the head of RR says "ve cann-ot dU suuch un thing," I'll have his car buried in stacks of $20.00 bills.
Then I'll never drive it, preferring to get around in my solid platinum hovercraft.

The only thing that would make me seem a bigger asshole would be a gilded Boxter.

I think it started back in 1993 with the Audi Avus concept.

But don't blame them

And I have to say that's one of the most bizarre suggestions for bodywork... sheeps' feathers aside.

[kingofthering]

human skin would be pretty nasty