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Headspace Campers Land Rover Defender 110

03.09.2026 18:00 1 min 1 source РУС
uncrate.com ENG
Headspace Campers Land Rover Defender 110
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Headspace Campers has introduced a conversion kit for the Land Rover Defender 110 that turns the vehicle's factory roof into a sleeping space. The exterior remains stock, but when the roof is raised, a 3-inch memory foam mattress unfolds inside, sized for two adults, with a zip-on awning extending over the front and side windows. The conversion adds only 5.5 inches of height and about 209 pounds, preserving the Defender's driving, towing, and off-road capabilities. The premium package includes a paint-matched frame, additional ceiling fans and side awnings, and dual 50-amp Anderson sockets for solar or auxiliary power.

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