Special Rolls-Royce

West Coast Customs created a bespoke Rolls-Royce for Justin Bieber that is not available for sale.

Nothing seems impossible for Justin Bieber. The team at West Coast Customs made a Rolls-Royce especially for the pop star that is not for sale. After three years of work, Justin received the concept car. The pop star's reaction to the brand new car is special. Text: Fleur de Jong
Image: West Coast Customs

Floating compartment

Three years ago, Justin Bieber sent the founder and CEO of West Coast Customs, Ryan Friedlinghaus posted a video of a Rolls-Royce prototype and asked him if the company could purchase the car for him. However, the car was not for sale at the time, but the shop offered to build him something himself instead. 

A video from the company now shows the pop star falling to his knees and starting to cry when he sees the Rolls-Royce for the first time. The reaction is quite understandable when you look at how much effort it took to make the car. The custom made Rolls-Royce is inspired by the Vision Next 100 concept, or the 103EX, which made its debut in 2016. 

Since the 103EX cannot drive on the road, the West Coast Customs team used the Rolls-Royce Wraith as the basis for Justin Bieber's Rolls-Royce. Most noticeable are the hubcaps that hide the tires and make the coupe appear above the road floats. The car also received a new, more detailed front end and newly designed fenders.

Custom made moulds

To achieve this, the team has designed the exterior of the Wraith scanned and then a 3D modeler used to make custom molds for the body kit. All parts were then tested and adjusted if necessary. 

The spaceship-like Rolls-Royce is finished in a color combination of shiny silver and matte gray. Also located along the bottom of the car light bars which makes the Rolls-Royce stand out in the dark.

Below you can see the video of the entire manufacturing process of the special Rolls-Royce, with the icing on the cake being the reaction of Justin himself.

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