Legacy Overland has restored a 1993 Range Rover Classic long‑wheelbase. The shop kept the original V8 engine, so the SUV still has its classic power and look. This makes the project worth reading for car fans.

The team did not replace the whole power‑train. Instead they worked on reliability and everyday use. They replaced the radiator, expansion tank, hoses, sensors and thermostat. They also serviced springs, shocks, brake discs, calipers, axles and differentials.

The original V8 makes about 200 horsepower, which Legacy Overland says is enough for normal driving. For style, the Range Rover was painted Midnight Atlantic Blue and fitted with 16‑inch wheels. Inside, it has leather seats and an Apple CarPlay infotainment system, plus a digital rear‑view mirror.

The project shows that a classic SUV can get modern comfort and reliability without losing its original character. Keeping the V8 while adding careful upgrades lets owners enjoy both old‑school feel and new‑school convenience.