The Helderburg company, based in Arkansas, has introduced its latest restomod project, the Land Rover Defender 110, named Vermeer. The vehicle is priced at $403 740, which the manufacturer notes is significantly higher than the cost of a new Defender Octa.
The build retains the original 300Tdi turbo-diesel engine, which has undergone minor upgrades. Helderburg also installed new high-performance brakes and modified the suspension system to improve usability.
The exterior features a pearl white metallic paint finish with contrasting black elements, including the roof, grille, wheels, and door handles. The interior is upholstered in bright red Scottish gull-grain leather.
Additional interior modifications include custom instruments, a redesigned dashboard, and a bespoke steering wheel. The vehicle is also equipped with specialized glass designed to provide ultraviolet protection and reduce cabin noise.
