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A true masterpiece of automotive history, the 1925 Rolls-Royce Phantom I Jonckheere Coupe, commonly known as the Round Door Rolls, is one of the most striking examples of custom coachbuilding. Originally bodied as a Hooper Cabriolet, this Phantom I was later transformed in Belgium by Jonckheere Carrossiers in 1932 into an aerodynamic Art Deco marvel.    Its most defining features include:   • Massive round doors with scissor-style windows   • A streamlined fastback design with a vertical tailfin   • A bold reworked Rolls-Royce grille for a sleeker profile   • A 7.7L straight-six engine producing 108 hp    Despite mixed reactions from traditional Rolls-Royce enthusiasts, the Round Door Rolls has captivated audiences worldwide, earning concours awards and eventually finding a home at the Petersen Automotive Museum after a meticulous restoration. Today, it stands as an icon of luxury, craftsmanship, and automotive excess, ensuring its place as one of the most unforgettable Rolls-Royces ever built. #rollsroyce