Brooklyn Coachworks
An original community build in the Difflocked collection: a Series I 107 with canvas cab and open tray, named in tribute to Brooklyn Coachworks, a real custom Land Rover builder in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. The specific vehicle depicted is a Difflocked creation and has not been matched to a documented Brooklyn Coachworks build.
History
The in-game vehicle is a fan tribute rather than a documented historical Land Rover. Brooklyn Coachworks is a real firm, founded in 2018 by Daniel Marcello in a warehouse on Kent Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that hand-builds made-to-order custom Land Rovers — chiefly classic Defenders, alongside Range Rovers, Discoveries and mid-century Series vehicles — producing roughly 12 to 20 vehicles a year at prices from about $160,000 upwards, with additional operations in Italy, Virginia and West Palm Beach, Florida.
The Difflocked build depicts a Series I 107 canvas-cab open-tray truck in that restomod spirit, but no specific Brooklyn Coachworks Series I 107 corresponding to it has been verified, so the vehicle itself is recorded as an original community creation.
Registry record
- Modifier / coachbuilder
- Brooklyn Coachworks (tribute subject) ↗
Catalogue data
- Record kind
- Named model
- Model line
- Series I
- Wheels
- 4
Base catalogue fields are exported from the Difflocked game. In-game physics values are arcade tuning, not certified historical measurements, and are deliberately not shown as specifications here.
Sources & citations
Researched sources
- Built for adventure: How Brooklyn Coachworks keeps the classic Defender alive ↗ — Brooklyn Paper (accessed 2026-09-10)
- How Brooklyn Coachworks Turns Old Land Rovers Into Modern Off-Roaders — With Classic Looks ↗ — Robb Report (accessed 2026-09-10)
- Brooklyn Coachworks — Custom Land Rover Defenders ↗ — brooklyncoachworks.com (accessed 2026-09-10)
Drive it
This vehicle is playable in the Difflocked racing game.
RACE THE BROOKLYN COACHWORKS ↗Registry record updated 2026-09-09T20:00:55.582Z · status: draft