So rarely do cars come along that capture the imagination of the world, but the humble Land Rover seemed to do just that with flying colours.

Following 67 years in production, Land Rover called time on the Defender in 2015 and to mark the occasion, they launched the Heritage Series before production fully ceased in January 2016, a fitting tribute to the original 1948 Series I.

The Heritage Edition had a whole host of upgrades as standard including heated seats, Bluetooth, electric windows and heated front and rear screens and, inevitably, as with almost all final-edition cars, the Heritage Edition Defenders sold almost immediately with many being tucked away in collections never to be seen again.

Thankfully, there is a booming sub-market for used Land Rovers to be upgraded, having had a second breath of life put into them and sometimes turned into 'Heritage Tribute' cars like this one.

This exceptional Land Rover Defender 90 Heritage Edition tribute was created by Vitesse Global L...