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Jul 14, 2025
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Defender Celebration

11 years ago
1 min read

Three exclusive limited edition Land Rover Defenders, and the creation of a huge, temporary work of art at Red Wharf Bay in Anglesey, UK, are how Land Rover has decided to launch the next era of Defender. I am a big fan of the defender and wish the older versions were a little more common here in the states, but enjoy these amazing images and video from Land Rover and dream of a defender of your own.

Nick and Stephen Wilks, nephew and son of Maurice Wilks, discuss the conception of Land Rover at Red Wharf Bay during a family holiday in 1947.

My father Maurice met his brother on the beach,’ reports Stephen Wilks. ‘He was explaining the concept for a new idea for a go-anywhere, do-anything vehicle. He made a drawing in the sand of an outline of how he thought the Land Rover could be made.

Watch the video below, where a land rover is drawn in the sand one more time and visit the official Celebrate Defender website for more by clicking HERE

Defender Celebration

Defender Celebration

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