How high on your wishlist is a very yellow, very convertible Land Rover Defender 90? Yep, it’s tipping off the edge of ours too.
Happily, Dutch coachbuilder Heritage Customs has now followed up its initial reveal by putting its ‘Valiance Convertible’ into a limited production run of five units.
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There’s a lot to dissect: A semi-electric custom roof has been paired with an FIA-standard roll cage, 22-inch Supersonic forged wheels, and a third brake light to give life to a product that even Land Rover’s wildest skunkworks employees couldn’t dream of.
Though, these changes can be quite easy to miss because… well, just look at the paint job. The stunning shade of Sunbeam yellow is seconded by black accents and gun metal inserts, resulting in a creation that looks like it could single-handedly replace that big yellow sphere in the sky and keep our planet warm.
The interior has also been given a polish, with the front and rear seats, steering wheel, dashboard, and armrests now teeming with quilted diamond patterns and yellow stitching.
The center console has also been thrown into the recycling bin to accommodate a sixth person, who’ll likely have their knees wedged right up against the revised 3D aluminum inlays.
We hate to burst your bubble at this point, but if you hadn’t already guessed... the allocation of all five cars has been filled, costing £76,000 (P5.395 million) plus donor car apiece. Probably sold out quicker than a pair of Drake concert tickets...
More photos of Heritage Customs’ Land Rover Defender 90 convertible:
NOTE: This article first appeared on TopGear.com. Minor edits have been made.
