Production of the original Defender exceeded 2,000,000 examples before the model was discontinued by JLR in 2016 – but their loss was others' gain.

It created a new market of marque specialists who, as well and servicing and preserving the Defender, set about creating bespoke, enhanced and adapted examples for a client base that truly value what the Defender represents.

Enter ‘Duckworth Overland’ of Bristol, a duo of skilled engineers who have created perhaps the ultimate go-anywhere Defender-based camper, capable of effortlessly carrying its occupants off the beaten track, but not at the cost of comfort, luxury or style.

Combining over 20-years of engineering and classic car restoration, this is not a cut-the-roof-off, fabric ‘pop-top’ conversion, this is proper bespoke-build engineering, utilising old-fashioned, artisan metal working, plus CAD/CNC processes and modern tech, to produce a vehicle that is as striking as it is able.

This is Duckworth Overland’s Aurochs (Aw-roks) Camp...