Of all the classic cars on the market, there is something about an old-school Land Rover Defender that we simply cannot ignore here at The Coolector and that is especially true when it’s as awesome looking as this Classic Land Rover Defender 110 Mark II from the guys at Blackbridge Motors. Known for their precision in reviving and modernising classic Land Rovers to offer the excitement of contemporary driving, Blackbridge Motors have really hit a home run with their latest bespoke creation, this Classic Defender 110 Mark II.
A build of this calibre doesn’t come cheap of course and the Blackbridge Motors Classic Land Rover Defender 110 Mark II will set you back a not inconsiderable $269,500 but you’re getting a lot of impressive features and design prowess for your buck. Established with the singular aim of refurbishing and customising vintage Land Rovers, Blackbridge Motors specialises in producing exquisite, tailor-made Defenders. Thanks to the company’s dedicated attention to the Land Rover brand and its robust manufacturing processes, you’ll be hard-pressed to find better builds than these – something that this Classic Land Rover Defender 110 Mark II is a testament to.
The new Blackbridge Motors Defender 110 Mark II emphasises not just aesthetics, audio quality, and interior craftsmanship, but also the importance of everyday drivability in every vehicle. This latest model showcases a powerhouse GM Performance 6.2L V8 LT4 engine with 650 horsepower, complemented by an aerospace-grade wiring harness from Blackbridge Motors, along with GM Performance’s OEM engine and transmission harnesses, ensuring both performance and reliability.
The latest custom 110 Defender Mark II from Blackbridge Motors is enhanced with robust front and rear axle shafts and a unique proprietary Hydroboost Wilwood Master braking system, featuring four-wheel discs and slotted front rotors for superior stopping power. To ensure a smoother ride both on and off-road, heavy-duty springs and Fox Shocks have been seamlessly integrated. Additionally, Blackbridge Motors has re-engineered both the steering linkage and steering box for improved handling. The vehicle is elegantly finished with period-correct 16-inch Steel “Wolf” style wheels, coated in a custom Limestone paint, and equipped with BF Goodrich K02 A/T tyres for a classic yet rugged aesthetic.
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