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ECD Automotive Design, known for prestigious Land Rover Defender conversions, has now restored and unveiled a Series IIA vehicle. The completion of this specimen is also the start of the vintage icon for the luxury class of the British classic of ECD The tuner is one of the world's leading companies for tailor-made and completely rebuilt luxury Defender. The project Harmony started in the year 2013. While many of ECD's vehicles are typically purchased and commissioned by companies, this copy of the Series IIA was commissioned by a private individual for a full restoration. After a few generations of family ownership, the customer wanted to breathe new life into the vehicle.
ECD Series IIA Defender with 430 PS
And with 430 PS & 550 NM torque, paired with a six-speed automatic transmission, this is impressively successful. After all, the oldi now has almost four times the performance of the original. On the outside, the vehicle has a glossy finish in "Aintree green" and in the interior, Project Harmony has installed high-quality Torino Terrier leather in elegant brown. And all conversions by ECD usually contain a lot of modern technology such as WiFi, Bluetooth, a sound system or a new instrument cluster. This vehicle is not! Unlike the defenders built by ECD so far, the Project Harmony retains everything as it was then. This is especially true for the classic big white displays on the original dashboard. And this Defender has nevertheless devoured incredible 2.200 working hours. And the result is enchantingly nostalgic and absolutely breathtaking.
a cabin as it was back then ...
Simple yet robust, the 2A series wants to be a statement for buyers and enthusiasts who are looking for a versatile and powerful classic car without any modern gimmicks. Due to the Chevrolet 6.2L LS3-V8 under the hood, the 6-speed automatic (6L80E), the Borla Performance sports exhaust system and many other modern parts, it is still a "Restomod vehicle“And not a classically restored classic car that would ever receive an H license plate in this country. If we receive more information or pictures from 2013 to 2019 in a timely manner, there will of course be an update for this report. You will be informed about this if you simply use ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
(Photos: ECD Automotive Design)
Project Harmony ECD IIA Defender:
- Model - Series IIA
- Engine - Chevrolet 6.2L LS3 V8 with 430 hp
- Transmission - 6L80E 6-speed automatic with Hurst gear lever
- Puma Classic axles
- Suspension - leaf springs
- Exhaust - Borla Performance Sport Exhaust System
- Paint color - Aintree Green in high gloss
- Roof color - black in high gloss
- Wheels: Steel wheels in high gloss black
- Tires - BF Goodrich All-Terrain T / A K02
- Headlamps: improved LED lighting
- Front seats: classic Land Rover
- Puma benches in the rear area
- 4 inboard seats / child seats
- Leather color - Torino Terrier beige with seam in dark brown (vertical diamond stitch)
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ECD Defender with 430 PS V8 power - Project Harmony
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