Project Galena
is the name of the latest masterpiece to roll out of the East Coast
Defender Florida-based workshop. This meticulously-rebuilt Land Rover
Defender is outfitted for overlanding duty, and is packed with gear for
heading into the wilderness. Based on a 1993 Land Rover Defender 110,
the beastly truck is powered by a monstrous 403-horsepower 6.2L
Chevrolet L92 engine paired with a six-speed manual transmission, and is
packed with plenty of modern-day features. Details include Air
suspension, a Front Runner roof rack, rear LED work lights, and 18 Kahn
wheels on chunky BF Goodrich All-Terrain tires. On the interior, Project
Galena boasts Italian leather upholstery, heated seats, a full internal
roll cage, an Evander wood steering wheel, wireless charging for mobile
devices, back-up camera, in-vehicle, WiFi, remote locking, and Alpine
infotainment system, and a tire-press monitoring system. It was also
fitted with a custom air suspension for a better ride, and is painted in
a beautiful Arles Blue paint, a classic Land Rover color from the early
1990s. watch the video below
