We have seen Kahn Design’s wide track Land Rover Defender in a wide variety of colors and with various styling details. The more they take this SUV closer to its military roots, the cooler the end result gets. Here’s a Kahn Design Defender finished in a plain and simple military green.

As George Patton once said, a military man must be simple, direct, and ruthless. Kahn apparently took this advice to heart in making this car, giving it a simple, almost crude look. It is fantastically cool.

The flat paint job aside, the car also gets black plastic grills and headlight bezels where Kahn Design Defender usually gets silver or gunmetal pieces. The same applies to the bumpers, side grilles, and taillights. Usually all these bits are garnished with designer touches. Not on this bad boy though!

The wheels on this tough-looking Kahn Design Defender are 1948 Defender design in black, which goes well with the rest of the exterior. The interior is surprisingly luxurious, adorned in strategic places with Harris Tweed accents. But the overall design remains serious and purposeful.