We may have to wait until 2026 for the second season of Netflix’s hit action comedy series. the knightsbut you don’t have to wait that long for your next Guy Ritchie fix if you’ve got a lot of money…
He Lockable stock and two smoking barrels The director’s specially customized 2011 Land Rover Defender is for sale and it’s as big as the characters in his movies.
Ritchie has used the utility SUV on his estate and for strolls around affluent London, but it is now being offered to the highest bidder, with it expected to fetch up to £85,000.
An exclusive Defender 110 used at Ritchie’s estate and for London premieres will go up for auction in early November and is expected to fetch up to £85,000
Used as a film truck and work vehicle, the Defender has transported guests around his 1,100 Ashcombe estate, where Ritchie hosted David Beckham and Brad Pitt, as well as serving as a daily driver in London and a premiere car.
For fans who have acquired Ritchie’s taste for aristocratic kingdoms, British sporting activities and hard, fast action, then his Defender is everything you could want in a 4×4.
Director, producer and screenwriter Ritchie (famous not only for his box-office hits but also for his eight-year marriage to Madonna) asked Peterborough Defender specialist Nene Overland to build him a vehicle to suit his eclectic needs. and glamorous.
The result is a 2011 Defender 110 with a 6.2-liter V8 finished in Keswick Green with contrasting black accents.
Specially customized by Nene Overland, it is estimated to sell for between £75,000 and £85,000 when it goes on sale on November 9.
The 2011 Defender 110 with a 6.2-liter V8 is finished in Keswick Green with contrasting black accents. While it will integrate with Chelsea tractors, it is durable enough for off-road activities and there is even a specially designed weapons drawer, hidden and lockable in the floor of the luggage compartment.
Ashcombe House, which occupies more than 1,000 acres on the Wiltshire-Dorset border, has been owned by Ritchie since 2001, when he bought the property with his then-wife Madonna for £9 million.
Director, producer and screenwriter Ritchie, famous not only for his box office hits but also for his eight-year marriage to Madonna, asked Peterborough Defender specialist Nene Overland to build him a vehicle to suit his eclectic needs. and glamorous. Pictured with Madonna, he is now married to Jacqui Ainsley.
Used as a film truck and work vehicle, the Defender has transported guests around its 1,100 Ashcombe Estate, where Ritchie’s hosted the likes of David Beckham and Brad Pitt, as well as serving as a daily London driver and premiere car.
Created with this rare A-list commission in mind, the entire construction, from the exterior appearance to the distinctive interior and purpose-built engine, are a unique Ritchie feature.
Nene Overland acquired a 2011 Defender 110
Specification includes a 430 hp 6.2-liter small-block Chevrolet LS3 engine, a six-speed automatic gearbox, cruise control, fully adjustable air suspension at all four corners, upgraded brakes and 20-inch wheels with pneumatic tires. premium.
Ritchie has done less: 19,000 miles alone with the Defender in perfect condition for its next owner
Nene Overland acquired a 2011 Defender 110
The Defender’s interior had to be luxurious enough to transport celebrities from stage and screen around their Salisbury estate, so full-size Range Rover leather seats with heating, ventilation and multi-directional electronic controls were inserted.
The rear seats are retracted to provide a limousine-like experience.
The seats and doors are upholstered in Lincoln Green and black quilted leather, while the entire interior is fully soundproofed, carpeted and upholstered in Alcantara.
There’s even improved audio from French hi-fi specialists Focal and ambient lighting.
Inserted full-size Range Rover leather seats with heating, ventilation and multi-directional electronic controls
The rear seats are retracted to provide a limousine-like experience. The seats and doors are upholstered in Lincoln Green and black quilted leather, while the entire interior is fully soundproofed, carpeted and upholstered in Alcantara.
Ritchie is known for standing out from the crowd (he left school at 15 and went on to have films that grossed billions of dollars at the box office) and his Defender is the same, as the Keswick Green satin finish features black accent wheels and lodged door. handles and hinges to give an imposing impression.
But while this makes Ritchie’s 110 stylish enough for dazzling London nights, the additional auxiliary Lazer lights, front and rear, recovery winch unit and twin rear exhausts maintain the aristocratic country ruggedness.
And there’s even a specially designed weapons drawer, hidden and lockable in the boot floor.
There’s a six-speed automatic gearbox, cruise control, fully adjustable air suspension at all four corners, upgraded brakes and 20-inch wheels with premium tires.
It has Lazer auxiliary lights, front and rear, the recovery winch unit and two rear exhausts maintain the aristocratic rural ruggedness.
The 110 will go on sale on November 9 with Iconic Auctioneers at the NEC Classic Motor Show.
It is estimated to sell for between £75,000 and £85,000 and has only covered 19,000 miles.
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