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| This Rolls Royce was parked in front of TJ Max (TK Max in GB) at the Potomac Yard shopping plaza in Alexandria a few days ago. |
1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car?
2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours?
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon?
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these?
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in?
My Answers:
1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? The person has a very big ego and wants to be noticed.
2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? The grill and flying lady, should always be bright shiny chrome on a Rolls, it is a crime to do them in black.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? I have always wanted to drive or ride in a Rolls, just for an afternoon.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? No, I would own something reliable and unremarkable.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? I know the answer, I was surprised, the car is a very long way from home.
Please share your answers in the comments.
1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? The chauffeur.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? Not sure - I don't know enough about them.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? Might be nice for a touring saloon. I'd be curious to drive it just to explore the bells and whistles, but would also be nervous as all get out being around other cars and trucks.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? Probably not. I actually enjoy the fact that there are people who do enjoy these and I get to look at them without getting tangled up in the maintenance. If I were a billionaire, I'd really like the Mercedes-Benz W189 300d aka the Adenauer in production from 1957-1962.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? In these parts, these are typically registered in Nevada or Oregon as a tax dodge based on those states' flat rate registration fees (California's fees are based on a percentage of 'book value').
Will Jay
There is a convertible version on Classics.com for sale.
Delete1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? Someone who wishes to flaunt their wealth. A show off.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? I would put a Hull City sticker on the rear window and "Go Faster" stripes down the sides.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? Irritated.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? No. I would use a lot of my money to help others.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? Canada.
I like the idea of racing stripes. Only one demented individual thinks of Canada as the 51st state.
Delete1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? Maybe someone wearing a nice uniform driving for someone I probably wouldn’t like or just someone I probably wouldn’t like.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? No.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? I had always liked the cars when I was younger. So, yeah.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? Not likely.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? California or Florida are the most likely.
It has Montana plates on it. A long drive to the burbs of DC.
Delete1. Ostentatious
ReplyDelete2. Probably not park it in handicapped parking.
3. I'd do it if offered, but I don't see the need to go out of the way to try.
4. Nah. It doesn't seem like a fun ride.
5. Florida.
I guess it is proof that not all disabled adults are poor.
Delete1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? The person being driven by the driver would clearly love attention.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? My driver would be a hot naked houseboy. Just sayin'.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? I think I might last about half an hour before the thrill wore off.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? Doubtful.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? California? Florida?
It is a two door, where would you sit? On the drivers lap?
DeleteWhat US state do you imagine this car is registered in? -- Maryland.
ReplyDeleteMuch farther away
Delete1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? Someone with money to burn and wants to be noticed.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? It's a little too boxy.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? I'd drive it and have my picture taken in it to remember the moment.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? No.
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? How about Ohio?
I just read your comment to Mitchell about the registration.
Delete1: How would you describe the person who is most likely to drive this car? a bit of a show off.
ReplyDelete2: Is there anything you would change about this car, if it was yours? The ownership. I could do a lot of traveling with what that thing costs.
3: How would you feel about driving this car for an afternoon? I would decline the opportunity.
4: If you had billions, would you own one of these? No
5: What US state do you imagine this car is registered in? I'll guess Florida but we have quite a few of these show pieces roaming the streets here in AZ too.
The cost of this would finance all of the travel I would like to do.
DeleteI don't know anything at all about a Rolls Royce.
ReplyDeleteI could put my "Everyone is welcome here!" bumper sticker on the back.
Covering it in bumper sticker could be an improvement.
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