a tiger hunting Maharajah's 1925 Rolls Royce with Barker coachbuilt Sport Touring body, bumper mounted cannon, and bumper hitch towing a machine gun... the unusual uses a luxury touring car has been put to!

 In addition to the standard luxury fittings for which Rolls-Royce and Barker are renowned, the car features a hidden safe, a nickel-plated hissing snake horn, a rifle stand in the rear passenger compartment, fitted tool kits and two powerful brass searchlights for night spotting.

 For ordnance she carries a mounted Howdah gun (double-barrel shotgun in pistol form), a mountable Lantaka cannon attached to the bumper, and a machine gun mounted on an attached, matching trailer.

found on http://driven.urbandaddy.com/2011/07/26/the-tiger-hunters-rolls-royce/

The crazy mid 70s... they were the time of a lot of odd designs, this is a 76 Ferrari Rainbow by Bertone

see a gallery at http://swissstash.tumblr.com/post/12171398029/1976-ferrari-rainbow-by-bertone

2 Talbot Lago cars at the Mullin museum, a 1929 M75 De Vizcaya, and a 1951 T26 Grand Sport Cabriolet

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1910 Charron type TC

 Interesting hood handle, similar to the desk and dresser drawer handles. Stylish, but I don't think I've ever seen the type on american cars, american cars always seem to have boring half hoops

Tere's gallery is here: http://justacargal.blogspot.com/2011/12/mullin-museum-french-variety.html