Puerto Rican rapper, songwriter and record producer Bad Bunny is one of those stars who sets aside part of his income to boost his car collection.

The Rolls-Royce Bad Bunny drives in the music video for 'Where She Goes', released earlier this summer, needed to prepared in just three days.

Watch Bad Bunny's incredible Mad Max-style Rolls-Royce

Prepared by RD

The car is a late 1960s Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow and the challenge of getting it done in such a short time was taken up by renowned car customiser RD, who runs a Gas Monkey Garage-style company called Wires Only in the US.

As the video shows the Puerto Rican driving through a desert, the car had to have an off-road look, even a certain 'Mad Max' style.

It had to look like a retro car that retained some of its elegance with a casual and daring touch, but without the need for an all-wheel-drive system, which would have been much more complex and unlikely to have been installed in three days.

To do this, Wires Only cut the roof off the Silver Shadow, which led to a lack of rigidity problem that was solved by adding roll bars from side to side and from the windscreen to the rear seat area.

In addition, the suspension was raised by almost eight centimetres to give it an off-road look and extreme 4WD Repulsor M/T RX tyres were fitted to give it an intimidating look.

They far exceed the width of the Silver Shadow's beautiful bodywork, but this problem was solved by adding huge wheel arches.

And the whole package was finished off with running boards, a black mask and headlights attached to the roll bar with smiley face covers.

What remains intact in this original Silver Shadow is the engine, a 6,750cc V8. of which Rolls-Royce did not disclose its power output in the 1960s, referring to it as "just enough".

Bad Bunny's car is not for sale

The car in question is not for sale. But if these photos have come to light, it's because the DR has taken advantage of the hype to create more camper adaptations of the Silver Shadow.

They won't have to be identical to this one, but they will maintain the transgressive spirit that the Puerto Rican singer asked for.