The Land Rover Defender was initially developed in 1948 as a British Built utility vehicle. Favoured by the military around the world for its reliability in adverse conditions, quickly earning the title of “Best 4×4 by far”. Built in Solihull this iconic marque has evolved over the years to where it is today. In 2012, the Defender was fitted with a new 2.2-litre, four cylinder in-line turbo diesel engine, badged as the TDCi.

With such an iconic marque as the Land Rover Defender it was inevitable that several companies would seek to produce personalised examples. Among these was Bradford based Kahn Design who launched its brand “Chelsea Truck Company” to specialise in producing bespoke Defenders.

The Land Rover Defender 90 Chelsea Wide Track offered here at Autostorico is a 2012 “61” plate, finished in Keswick Green with Black leather interior. Having covered 61,051 miles, this stunning three owner example boasts a full-service history. Specification highlights include; Full Chelsea Truck Wide Track body conversion including; front and rear wide wings, X-Lander front grille, Front bumper and sump guard replacement, Side steps, Heated GTB sports front seats, Heated front and rear screens, 16” Satin Black Kahn alloy wheels, Black line centre dash, Leather hidden glovebox, Leather grab handle, Leather factory cubby box, Alcantara roof lining, Pioneer Double Din HiFi upgrade including Satellite Navigation, Focal speaker upgrade including Bluetooth music streaming and Bluetooth phone kit, Reversing camera and Bass speaker, USB inputs, Masai rock sliders, Full Dynamat sound deadening, Alcantara headlining, Tow bar, and floor mats throughout.

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