Olympic medalist Apolo Ohno recently sat down to talk with our friend Brett Berk from Vanity Fair about his latest project — a “burgundylicious” custom 1964 Cadillac convertible. The Cadillac is custom built by Kindig-It Design with a monster 502-cubic-inch V-8, a deep burgundylicious paint job, massive chrome wheels that imitate wide whitewall tires, and a white leather interior with a gauge cluster shaped like the Olympic five-ring icon (of course).
During the interview Apolo also mentions that he has a 2011 BMW 7-Series for his daily driver and that he just recently sold a lot of his other cars because he’s been traveling so much. He’s definitely a car guy though and says that he’s already looking at a new sports car like the Ferrari 458 Spider or the Lamborghini Aventador Spyder (we’ll let you know when he does). He also just bought his father a Black-Edition Nissan GT-R…talk about a nice guy!
The Cadillac before:
The plan for the car:
Check out the full interview here.
Source: Vanity Fair
