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East Coast Defender Project Alpha

East Coast Defender is starting to do to Range Rover classics what it has long done to Defenders—transform them into something even more desirable. Project Alpha is the first RRC custom to come out of the L.A.-based outfit and, as expected, it's a beaut. Designed for those who want an…

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East Coast Defender Project Millennium Falcon

By now, you're well aware of the fact that East Coast Defender produces some of the best custom Land Rovers on the market. As part of an all-in-good-fun grudge match, they decided to have two powerful trucks simultaneously designed on opposite coasts before being built side by side in their…

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East Coast Defender Project Barbour

When you're a revered brand like Orvis or Barbour and you're launching a new Land Rover Defender Collection of clothing, there's only one way to do it—with a custom Land Rover Defender that will travel the country for launch events. Those two brands teamed up with the one and only…

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East Coast Defender Project KSD

If you're not familiar with East Coast Defender, you don't read Cool Material too often. We're kinda fanboys. That's why we're more than a little excited about their latest build, Project KSD. The handcrafted Malibu Edition Defender 110 marks an exciting new chapter in the ECD story. That's because Project KSD is the…

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East Coast Defender Project Blackout

The East Coast Defender hits just keep on coming with Project Blackout. What started as a 1987 Defender 90 has been reborn as a black-on-black-on-black monster decked out in both performance and creature comforts. The brief provided to ECD by the customer described something "equally at home on the road…

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