Land Rover

Land Rover, from the Series to the Defender

Born in 1948 with the first Series, the Land Rover became the workhorse of farms, armies and great expeditions all over the world. In the mid-1980s came the coil-sprung One Ten and Ninety, renamed Defender 110 and 90 in 1990 when the range grew to include the Discovery. The Defender was built in Solihull until 2016, true to its straight lines and aluminium panels.

On such a plain body, the DEFENDER lettering is one of the few decorative touches. Flaking, peeling or missing, it is noticed straight away and makes a fine 90 or 110 look neglected.

Our Land Rover stickers

The Land Rover range currently focuses on the Defender:

• DEFENDER lettering for bonnet or grille, suited to the Defender 90 and 110.
• « Defender » key ring, a STICK-IN creation in soft PVC based on the badge.
• Specific markings: is a sticker from your Land Rover missing from our range? Let us know, every request helps the workshop choose its next reproductions.

Fitting lettering on a Defender

Measure the position of the old lettering before removing it, or mark its ends with masking tape. Clean the area thoroughly, as it often collects mud and dust, then degrease. Fit using transfer tape to keep the letter spacing and a perfectly horizontal line, and avoid using a pressure washer close up for the first few days.

Made to order in France within 3 to 7 days, each sticker is a faithful reproduction created by enthusiasts.