For the now growing team around the tuner Himalaya everything started with the color Arles Blue, the type NAS 90 in New Whale Street in Nantucket (island in Massachusetts) in 1994. The founder and owner James W. Shondel has one there Land Rover with a roll cage, big tires and a perfect chassis and decided to build the ultimate Defender for the current generation. And not just once, but over and over again, exactly according to the customer's wishes. Since then, vehicles that are impressive have been produced under the Himalayan abbreviation. In doing so, Himalaya always made sure to maintain the unique, historic and proven philosophy of a Defender. Nevertheless, countless new details are integrated into the vehicles, which significantly improve both the driving behavior and the reliability and performance. And a Defender from Himalaya should not stand in a museum, but should always be reliable and comfortable to drive. There is more about the company drivehimalaya.com.
It's like rewriting a legend. This Land Rover Defender 130, a classic among pickup trucks, has undergone an impressive transformation thanks to the specialists at Himalaya 4×4. The company has modified the all-rounder and almost every ...
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More is always possible! And that not only applies to current and therefore highly modern vehicles, but also in particular to classics from days gone by. And Land Rover vehicles are particularly popular. Because the iconic off-roaders will ...
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Don't be fooled by the classic looks of this Land Rover Series IIA. Because the vehicle is the latest work from the tuner Himalaya and is significantly modified. As already mentioned, it is a Series IIA vehicle with ...
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The original Land Rover Defender is an icon that has been built largely unchanged for decades. The iconic off-road vehicle was built more than 1948 million times between 2016 and 2 and has gained worldwide fame. And the classic...
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Do you know the HUE 166? To be more precise, the Land Rover HUE 166. That was a special example, with the license plate “HUE 166”, which was almost revered in specialist circles. The vehicle was the trade fair model for the world premiere on April 30, 1948 on ...
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Recently updated on February 3, 2021 at 07:12 a.m. This beautiful 1970 Land Rover Series IIA restomod comes from Taylor Stitch from San Francisco and the tuner Himalaya. The vehicle is a jointly created cooperation project. As always …
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If you are a fan of a converted Land Rover Defender, this is definitely the right one for you! It was built by the "Himalaya" team, an accessory specialist who supplied the British off-road icon with a state-of-the-art V8 engine and a ...
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Recently updated on February 3, 2021 at 07:03 am In 2018, Land Rover announced a limited, high-performance version of the legendary Defender as the Defender Works V8. Up to 150 V8-powered vehicles were built to celebrate 70 years of production of the Defender...
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Recently updated on August 19, 2020 at 08:09 a.m. This morning there was the “007-Spectre” Land Rover Defender Replica on 37 inches and a few hours later the next one is coming. You can see the Himalayan Specter 110 Crew Cab project in the video...
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