A one-of-a-kind £200,000 off-road Rolls-Royce built for a Moroccan KING is up for sale

BEING A KING entails having whatever you want, which is exactly what happened with this insane one-of-a-kind Rolls-Royce.

The king in question was Morocco’s Hassan II, who felt his standard 1977 Rolls-Royce Carmargue wasn’t cutting it.

It was a beautiful car with one flaw: it couldn’t be driven off-road for falcon hunting.

By the way, I’m hunting with falcons. Not falcon hunting.

That’s when Hassan realized he was a king and could make things right.

He commissioned famous Swiss coachbuilder Sbarro to design and build such a car at a high cost, and the result is what you see here.

The roof of the car has been removed, the front screen has been replaced with a folding one, the doors have been removed completely, and a custom interior has been installed.

At the back, what appears to be a grab handle has been installed, which also serves as a convenient perch for the king’s falcons.

Finally, there’s new blue paint and body modifications like flared wheel arches to accommodate the massive new wheels.

A standard Carmargue cost around £30,000 in 1977, or £200,000 in today’s money, and these modifications would have cost hundreds of thousands more.

The German seller doesn’t appear to be having much luck – the car was first listed for sale in 2016 but clearly did not sell.

They’ve now nailed it.