id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Enlarge ImageNo matter how cool or not the surfboard is, if you roll up to the beach in a Ghost with a roof rack, all eyes will be on you, even at the French Riviera.

Rolls-Royce When you think of a Rolls-Royce, you might imagine one rolling serenely down a country road, or perhaps stopped under a theater's marquee as its owners take in a performance. You probably didn't imagine one with a surfboard strapped on top.

Yet, Rolls-Royce just showed off a Ghost sedan with a surfboard on top, and I have to say, it looks good. Then again, it should. This specific surfboard is actually on loan from a Rolls-Royce customer. This creation from Woodpop is 9 feet, 2 inches long, and it's made of sustainably sourced wood. Its marquetry deck incorporates a wide variety of veneers, including American Walnut, Birch and Ripple Sycamore. There's 24-carat gold leaf in there, too. As one does.

It's mounted to a Ghost, and not the newer Phantom