Bulgarian luxury car manufacturer Vilner has taken the 2010 Rolls-Royce Phatom Drophead Coupe under its wing and given it a complete interior makeover. They opted for a sophisticated approach and kept the interior fit for 'gentlemen'.
Using several square meters of durable white leather, they are at Vilner completely changed the interior of the luxury convertible. They were inspired by the previous interior, which had great attention to detail. This attention was also preserved in the central part of the seats 'pierced' in the form of two R's. With this, they paid tribute to the founders of the Rolls-Royce company, and at the same time, the perforated leather helps in cooling and heating seats.
Beautiful exterior cherry color had to be included in the interior of the car as well. The seat belts and edges of the seats are covered in cherry, and a closer look reveals embroidered RR logos on the headrests. The owner chose the cherry exterior 44,000 combinations, which Roll-Royce offered at the time for the exterior of its cars. Thus, at Vilner, they decided to use white and cherry color in the interior as well, since a convertible is a car where you can see both the exterior and the interior at the same time.
They also reworked the dashboard, which is newly covered in special leather, which reduces light reflection from the windshield. The wooden surfaces in the car were refreshed with three layers varnish and more polished twice. As a finishing touch, they added special black carpets made for this project. Because Vilner usually just gets down to it aesthetic reworking of the interior and exterior, remained 6.75 liter V 12 cylinder unchanged.
Image gallery: Vilner Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe
More information:
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