What’s more valuable, a Rolls-Royce or a surfboard?
Double Waftability
It’s no secret that surfing is no longer a sport reserved for hippies and backpackers. It’s become an increasingly popular activity among wealthy Wall Street investors and dot-com millionaires. The success of custom fabrication company Woodpop, which crafts surfboards from rare and precious materials, proves the popularity of the sport with the rich and famous. The owner of this board, constructed from paulownia, walnut, sycamore, and birch, also happened to buy a Rolls-Royce Ghost in Cannes last year – so it seemed fitting to mount it on top of the new car. Both are now on display in Rolls-Royce’s pop-up showrooms in Cannes and Marbella.
Photos: Rolls-Royce
You can find a selection of classic and modern Rolls-Royces listed for sale in the Classic Driver Market.