At first, we thought this was yet another way for Lamborghini to incorporate military cues into its cars, although the ski-box did make us wonder if it was a prototype for a revival of the "Rambo Lambo." We've come to find out it's neither, but the personal - and decidedly awesome - transportation of one Jon Olsson, a Swedish professional skier hailing from Monaco.

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That helps to explain why the car wears an arctic camouflaged paint scheme and a giant box on it's roof. Sure, the Gallardo may be more reliable than some vintage Lambos, but there's no good way to fit a pair of Head brand skis and poles without smashing out a window or taking a sawzall to a roof panel. The box may look out of place on the comely supercar, but trust us - it's better than making it look like a botched LeMons contender.

The purists can argue below whether or not fitting such an appendage to a Gallardo counts as heresy, but there's no arguing it's a ferocious and fast way for Olsson to blast his way to a ski slope and back again. Besides, if Roger Moore's James Bond can strap skiis to a Lotus Esprit, we dare say Olsson can do the same with his Lambo.

+ German Car Blog: Lamborghini Gallardo Looks Great in Camoflauge