East Coast Defender recently customized two Range Rover Defender D110 models. The different characteristics of each build, according to the company, begged the question: “How can these two vehicles be so different?”

Here’s a closer look:

Heritage Collection-Project Venture

Project Venture, East Coast Defender’s latest hand-crafted Defender 110, features the traditional exterior Rover color, Keswick Green, with a full exterior roll cage with roof rack, rear ladder and full length black powder coated side steps.

The rugged road warrior is powered by a 6.2-liter Chevy LS3 V-8 E-rod engine that pushes 430 horsepower with a six-speed automatic transmission.

Other appointments include:

Kahn Mondial Retro Wheels with 18″ BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires
Full exterior roll cage with roof rack, rear ladder and rear work light
Full length black powder coated side steps
Zunsport Grille, checker plate on wings & KBX wing tops
WARN VR8 Winch Bumper with LED daytime running lights
Momo Jet Steering Wheel, Puma Dash & a custom E.C.D. center console
Two Corbeau Trailcat front seats with Puma middle seats and forward-facing rear seats
Push to start key-less entry, wireless charging and USB ports
Premium Sony infotainment system

Custom Collection-Project Dark Knight

This one-of-a-kind D110 features a Black Eggshell finish with a full checker plate set, full external roll cage, LED spotlights and Wolfrace Vermont Polished 20-inch wheels.

Other appointments include:

LC9 5.3-liter V8 320-horsepower engine with a six-speed automatic transmission
BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A tires
Full exterior roll cage
Black checker plate on sill and rear quarter
KBX wing tops
Tubular A-Bar bumper and WARN winch with four square LED spotlights
Momo Gotham Steering Wheel, Puma Dash & a custom E.C.D. center console
Two Corbeau Trailcat front seats, two Corbeau Trailcat middle seats and two forward-facing Puma rear seats
Luxury pile carpet in black
Sony infotainment system
USB ports in dash, center console & rear
Moal Bomber Gauges
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