Coming from the same family as that of the original 1948 Land Rover, the One Ten or 110 (as was known later) was developed in the 1980’s to address the current generation needs. It was known as 110 as the wheelbase was 110 inches. 

This new model, the Land Rover Defender 110 came with a 4-wheel drive, single piece windscreen, coil spring and more comfortable seats.

The earlier Landy / Landie’s (few nicknames for a Land Rover) that came with a turbo-diesel engine called the Tdi did not meet the now Euro III emission norms which resulted in the creation of a new 2.5 litre, 5-cylinder in-line turbo diesel engine called the Td5 in 1998.

This metal model is the pick-up version.