A Maruti Gypsy owner has heavily modified their car to look like a Rolls Royce. However, it sports a Wiesmann grill also.
Car enthusiasts are always upgrading their vehicles to get a certain look. Recently, there has been a surge in modified vehicles as well. While there are many professionals in the market now, some of the creative modifications are simply driven by passion. In one such case, a Maruti Gypsy has been modified to look like a Rolls Royce. Interestingly, though, the replica vintage chariot doesn’t have an engine. It’s strictly a show car that can be used for celebratory functions. In this post, let’s take a closer look at the Maruti Gypsy turned Rolls Royce. The vehicle belongs to Anant Khandelwal and Nagendra Khangrot from Alpert Travel India, Jaipur and is available on lease.
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Maruti Gypsy Given a Vintage Look
Maruti Suzuki Gypsy is one of the most iconic SUVs on the Indian roads. Its lightweight build makes it suitable for various purposes and lends itself to many modifications. While the Maruti Jimny has replaced the Gypsy in the company’s lineup, it is still used by many Indian organisations. Meanwhile, some of the privately-owned vehicles have been given a new lease of life through modifications. In case of the Gypsy you see here, well, it’s been modified to look like a vintage Rolls Royce. It can be used in weddings or other functions. It is to be noted that driving such modified cars on public roads is illegal in India but one can always use them in private premises. Moreover, while it’s built on a ladder-frame chassis of a Maruti Gypsy, it doesn’t have an engine.
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As you can see in the multimedia we have with us, the red-painted vintage car possesses a Wiesmann-like grille with the iconic RR badge on it. A flag is placed in the space for the ‘Spirit of Ecstacy’. While it does not have an engine, you can see vintage instrument clusters and a Type-R branded steering wheel (seen on high-performance Honda cars). For the interior colour and trim, the Maruti Gypsy-turned-Rolls Royce features a red and brown theme. The designer has made liberal use of chrome. Overall, this Gypsy isn’t a true replica of a Rolls Royce but it definitely serves its purpose as a brilliant show car for celebrations.
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