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1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

Published in engineswapdepot.com

Chris Bishop and his company Bishops 4×4 spent two years creating a unique 1971 Range Rover to showcase their abilities. In the engine bay they swapped a 5.9 L V12 from an Aston Martin DB7 V12 Vantage capable of 420 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque. The motor features a redesigned accessory drive system, custom stainless steel exhaust, and two ECUs. Behind the V12 is a Land Rover Defender 2 ZF four-speed transmission and LT230 transfer case. Power is split between Defender-spec axles. Bishops 4×4 modified and reinforced the chassis and installed upgraded springs and Bilstein shocks. They also improved braking thanks to AP Racing six-piston calipers and 362 mm vented rotors. Those are covered by a 18-inch wheels with Toyo Proxes 285/65 tires. The Range Rover will seek a new owner on May 8th by Iconic Auctioneers at Sywell Aerodrome in Northamptonshire, Sywell, UK.

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

1971 Range Rover with an Aston Martin V12

Source: Iconic Auctioneers via TheAutopian

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