Niels van Roij Rolls-Royce Corniche Shooting Brake
This Rolls-Royce Corniche was a luxurious ride when it was built in 1981, and for many years after. Owned by the same family for 40 years and nicknamed "Henry", it's now been restored and converted into the Henry II Shooting Brake by Niels van Roij. It has a newly engineered body from the B-pillar on, with a redesigned roofline, C-pillars, trunk lid, and rear panels that extend and complement the car's original lines. An electric extending bike carrier system is hidden behind the new rear bumper, capable of carrying two triathlon bicycles. While inside, it has a refined interior with rally instruments, a map pocket, and an electric foldable rear bench seat that creates a flat floor for added utility.
