50 Cent And His Rolls Royce Phantom

The US rap star wants to own a convertible version of the Rolls-Royce Phantom much before it receives its official drop–top, though he has already spent $400,000 on it.

In the glamorous world of hip-hop, cars are one of those few things that create the much acclaimed public image of a star and who else but 50 Cent could be called as being in the midst of stardom at present. Whether or not ‘Fifty’ is happy with the prized possession resting in his garage , he surely seems determined to turn the car world upside down making his Rolls-Royce Phantom minus its roof, way before the company‘s official gala release.

He declared that he wanted to posses something unique that would make him exclusive, while at the backstage of a concert at Rockingham. He understandably unleashes a wave of “hows “& “whys” of butchering his Phantom saying he doesn’t care if it messed up the electrical system.

The roof would anyway be gone but it would be worth chopping it off, as he wanted something sportier. He announced that he wanted something that’ll look manly because of which he was going to chop off the roof of the car leaving the TVs in the package though. His aim was to convert it into a veritable to suit his needs.

Funk master Flex is 50 cent’s guru who also happens to be the New York car artiste. He is a Bronx-based customizer who is going to be the mentor of 50 Cent. He has previously restored the '65 Chevy Impala and '84 Buick Regal belonging to 50 Cent. As of now he has only been busy in trying to convince the megastar of the consequences of such a sacrilege.

Flex is of the opinion that it would be wiser to wait till the arrival of the official convertible Rolls Royce, the 100EX, in 2007. Considering that the actor was shot at nine times before his rise to fame, he is likely to spent $200,000 on bulletproofing two of his cars.