This Restored Land Rover Defender Sports A Porsche-Inspired Colour Scheme

Land Rover restorations and enhancements are the specialties of E.C.D. Automotive Design. Its most recent design is a modified Land Rover Defender 110 convertible that they refer to as "Project Hutton."

The engine is a 6.2-liter, supercharged V8 from General Motors called the LT4. Although E.C.D. doesn't state the power rating, the engine's crate engine has 640 horsepower.

Porsche's Frozen Blue hue serves as the exterior color of Project Hutton. This is combined by E.C.D. with an external roll cage, grille mesh, and exposed metal components on the front bumper's brush bar. The Defender is equipped with 33-inch BF Goodrich all-terrain tires and 10-spoke, 18-inch wheels. The Ferrari yellow Brembo brake calipers are visible behind them.

The interior is covered with Caressa Silver Touch leather. Meanwhile, the instrument faces and seatbelts in Ferrari yellow provide a splash of color. Interestingly, there is space for four extra passengers in facing jump seats behind the second row. A Kenwood eXcelon infotainment system is also now available. Four USB ports, a wireless charger, and front and back cameras are all included.