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Here the richest send their old Land Rovers by plane
What do you do when a rare Ferrari or E-Type is not enough? You send your old Land Rover by plane to Scotland, then "Graham" fixes the rest.
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Torgeir Kveim Sti
21:27 - 15. jan.
If you are rich and picky enough, what rolls off the luxury car brands' production lines does not hold up. Just as there are tailor-made suits, there is a whole forest of craftsmen who gild, modify and upgrade their favorite toys for the very richest.
If the toy is a square, English classic, "Graham" and Outland Vehicles are the man to call.
Call it an English mansion variant of the MTV program Pimp My Ride, only without neon lights, bass boxes and people biting their fists when they discover that they have a 50-inch TV - or why not a whole fireplace - stuffed into the back seat.
Defenders and the occasional Range Rover are adorned with rare African woods, bespoke leather interiors and a few hundred more horses for those who want the Corvette engine. Grips that transform the car world's iconostasis on old money into brand new luxury cars.
LUXURY: Rare woods, luxury leather and teak on the floor are some of the materials used in cars. Customers can choose which part they want, provided Graham accepts it.
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"Graham" presents itself only by first name. He does not want to give his full name or where he lives because he builds the cars in the workshop at home on the farm outside Edinburgh in Scotland.
He says that he started his career as a project manager in the construction industry, but quit his job a few years ago as the hobby paid enough to make a good living from it.
- People usually call and say what they want with the car and how their lives are, and then we take it from there, the Scot says on the phone.