Land Rover Defender Convertible

Newport Convertible Engineering NCE will Design and Engineer your 4 door Land Rover Defender to a
Power top convertible Land Rover Defender Convertible!

Land Rover Defender Convertible

Newport Convertible engineering is currently the only US coach builder that designs, engineers and distributes the
4 door Land Rover Defender Convertibles throughout the world.
Newport Convertible Engineering is an original design manufacturer(ODM) that designs and engineers authentic
convertible tops on all brands of automobiles.
NCE has received worldwide recognition for their original convertible designs especially on 4 door Land Rover
Defender convertible.A convertible also known as a “drop top” is a type of automobile of various automobile
body styles that can ‘convert’ from an enclosed to an open-air vehicle.
Roof designs vary widely, with several common characteristics.
Earlier convertibles features roofs that were demount able and/or detachable.

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Often the roof is hinged and folds away, either into a recess behind the rear seats or into the boot or trunk of the vehicle.
The roof may operate either manually or automatically via hydraulic or electrical actuators,
and the roof itself may be constructed of soft or rigid material.
Soft-tops are made of vinyl, canvas or other textile material, while hard-tops are made of steel,
aluminum, plastic or other rigid materials.
Contemporary convertibles are known and marketed under several different terms due to the convergence
of body styles over the years.A soft-top convertible may also be referred to as a cabriolet or cabriolet,
although two-seater soft tops often retain the name roadster, referring to their body style.
Land Rover’s iconic Defender is now out of production, which means that there will never be more of the
original icons on the road than there are today.
It isn’t clear just why thieves are after Defenders so aggressively, but the fact that production has ceased means
interest in the  has risen. And given their simplicity—their basic design dates back decades—
Defenders are relatively easy for thieves to make off with.