Description
2005 Land Rover Defender 110 Double Cab “Spectre” by Bespoke
£75, 000 asking price | Lamborghini Verde Ermes | TD5 Automatic | 102, 660 miles
A striking Defender 110 Double Cab, professionally transformed by Bespoke Defenders of Harrogate into a Spectre-inspired build and subsequently treated to an extensive TD5 engine rebuild and automatic conversion in 2026.
Finished in Lamborghini Verde Ermes metallic green with gloss-black detailing, this Defender combines the unmistakable presence of the Spectre look with a leather-trimmed cabin, upgraded audio and cameras, and the convenience of a four-speed automatic transmission. The double-cab layout retains the character and versatility of the original pickup.
The accompanying Bespoke documentation records £61, 433. 40 for the conversion alone, excluding the base vehicle. A further £25, 759. 42 invoice documents the March 2026 mechanical project by Steve Toyer Limited, the Land Rover specialist in Penryn, Cornwall. At the current odometer reading, the vehicle has covered just 580 miles since the mileage recorded on that invoice.
Bespoke design and finish
The metallic green paint is complemented by gloss-black wide wheel arches, KBX grille, headlight surrounds and mirror backs. An external roll cage, roof rack, four roof-mounted spotlights and the substantial wheel-and-tyre package create its distinctive stance. The Bespoke specification also records uprated, lifted suspension, a steering guard, chequer plating, LED headlights and exterior lighting, stainless-steel exhaust and underbody anti-corrosion treatment.
In September 2026, IShine Valeting in Truro carried out a full detail, paint correction and ceramic coating, supported by a £650 invoice.
Leather interior and upgraded technology
The Bespoke interior specification includes leather-trimmed high-back front seats, matching 60/ 40 rear seats, leather door cards and cubby box, a leather steering wheel, an ebony suede interior package, carpeting and soundproofing.
Subsequent installations by LM Electrical & Security include:
Kenwood DMX8021DABS head unit with a colour-matched green fascia.
Powerbass three-way component speaker system.
Reversing camera.
Thinkware Q200 front dash camera and external rear camera.
USB charging socket, 12V power socket and Brodit phone bracket/ holder.
The accompanying invoices also document heated-seat wiring work and gearbox ECU kit installation.
2026 engine and transmission work
Steve Toyer’s March 2026 invoice details a TD5 short engine and cylinder head, Garrett turbocharger, timing-chain kit, oil pump, water pump, radiator, intercooler and oil cooler, together with extensive supporting seals, hoses and service components. All five injectors were tested and reported satisfactory.
The project included the automatic conversion, a heavy-duty torque converter and a rebuilt exchange LT230 transfer box. A Denso starter motor was subsequently fitted in September 2026, supported by a separate £519. 19 invoice.
Total vehicle mileage is 102, 660 miles; the March rebuild invoice records 102, 080 miles.
History and supporting documents
The vehicle is accompanied by Bespoke conversion documentation, a service-history summary dating back to 2008, MOT records and invoices for subsequent mechanical, electrical and detailing work. Bespoke’s November 2023 service entry records a major service, vehicle health check, front and rear brake pads and injector-loom replacement.
It was also featured in the Historics auction catalogue as a Defender “Spectre” by Bespoke. Its appearance is inspired by the James Bond film vehicles; this example is a Bespoke conversion, with no claim of film use.
For a buyer seeking the visual character of a Spectre-inspired Defender, this example brings together an individual colour scheme, documented specialist work, an extensively retrimmed cabin and a recent engine and automatic-transmission project.
Located in St Mawes, Cornwall. Enquiries welcome for further photographs and supporting documentation. Please no time wasters or advert agents
With just 580 miles covered since its comprehensive TD5 engine rebuild and automatic conversion, the next owner can enjoy a major programme of specialist mechanical work already completed. The engine, turbo, cooling system and drivetrain received extensive attention, all supported by detailed invoices.
The automatic gearbox adds everyday ease to the unmistakable character of a five-cylinder Defender. Inside, the leather and suede cabin, upgraded sound system and reversing camera make it equally appealing for a weekend escape or a drive down to the coast.
Freshly detailed, paint-corrected and ceramic-coated, the Lamborghini green paintwork gives this Spectre-inspired build extraordinary presence. It is the sort of vehicle that makes every outing feel like an occasion.
A distinctive, extensively renewed classic Defender, ready for its next chapter—with the character of the original truck and substantial recent work behind it.
