LS3-powered Land Rover Defender 110 offered at no reserve, featuring a 6.2L V8 and automatic transmission. Built by Classic Overland, this example blends classic Defender form with modern drivability and utility.
This 1990 Land Rover Defender 90 is a left-hand drive Spanish import featuring a rebuilt 200TDi turbodiesel engine and a custom Kniversand finish. Equipped with rooftop air conditioning, a Voyager roof rack, and Terrafirma suspension, it represents a highly capable evolution of the classic British 4×4.
The 2016 Land Rover Defender Heritage Edition offered here is the final Heritage model ever built. Finished in Grasmere Green with just 4,597 miles, this one-owner masterpiece represents the definitive end of classic production and a rare opportunity for serious collectors worldwide.
1999 Land Rover Defender 130 Td5 Hi-Cap, refurbished in Albania, features 2.5L turbodiesel, 5-speed manual, and modern upgrades. Imported to the US in 2024, this rugged truck blends classic Defender character with lifted suspension, beadlock wheels, and a refreshed interior.
This LHD 1997 Land Rover Defender 110 was fully refurbished, featuring a 300Tdi overhaul, Puma dash, and heated distressed leather interior. Imported to the US in 2024, this wagon is finished in Granite Green Metallic and includes many modern amenities.
This 1997 Land Rover Defender 110 300Tdi features a TATC restoration, new turbodiesel drivetrain, upgraded cabin and Alpine White finish with modern equipment. Added items include a roll cage, soft top, updated lighting and refurbished frame for long-term durability.
1974 Land Rover 109 Series III hardtop with 2.25L inline-four, military FFR history, and Canadian registration. This truck carries Norwegian Armed Forces provenance, mechanical servicing, and rugged features, offered now in Canada with records and Ontario registration.
This 1997 Land Rover NAS Defender 90 in Alpine White shows just 1,325 miles, featuring a 4.0-liter V8 and $19,000 in recent work. Delivered new to France and preserved in stock condition, it stands as a rare final-year North American Specification example.
At SEMA 2025, Urban Automotive revealed its latest creation — the Land Rover Defender 110 V8 Urban Widetrack. Finished in Satin British Green with custom Saddle Brown leather and a new performance exhaust, it redefines modern British off-road luxury.
Heritage Customs and Urban Automotive unveil the world’s first coachbuilt Defender Pickup, blending heritage elegance with modern performance. Revealed in October 2025, the bespoke project redefines the Defender legacy ahead of its 2026 Goodwood debut.