The 1990 Land Rover Defender 90 makes its way to the CC-02 chassis. The Defender 90 is a legendary Land Rover off-road car with roots going back to 1948. Based on differences in wheelbases, this car has three types — the Defender 90/110/130. This R/C model depicts a 3-door model with a 93-inch wheelbase.

Designed for a wide range of off-road scenes including rocky terrain, the CC-02 chassis' ladder frame is inspired by full-size vehicles and is the base for its superior durability. A 4WD setup employs the motor longitudinally behind the front axle with a separated gearbox, transfer case, and propeller shafts transmitting power to the differential gears front and rear. Four-link rigid suspension is employed front and rear, with CVA oil dampers for all-encompassing control, even on tricky rock sections. This model comes with black wheels and grippy block pattern tyres.

Polycarbonate Defender 90 Body

The unmistakable shape of the Defender 90 is precisely captured by the lightweight polycarbonate body, with additional attachment positions for chassis mounting.

• The unmistakable shape of the Defender 90 is precisely captured by the lightweight polycarbonate body, with additional attachment positions for chassis mounting.
• Compatible with x2 5mm diameter LEDs for the headlights and x6 5mm diameter LEDs for the rear.
• Includes separately moulded parts for grille, side mirrors, light shields and indicators.
• Black ABS resin wheels are matched with all-terrain semi-pneumatic tyres.
• Short drive shafts (P parts) transmit power to the front and rear differential gears.
• The CC-02 chassis with frame offers superior durability and uses front/rear coil spring suspension, an excellent compromise for off-road surfaces, including rocky terrain.
• Includes 540 Type brushed motor.
• A wide range of optional Hop-Up parts are available to customise the model.

• 7.2V NiMH Battery & Compatible Charger
• 4 x AA Batteries
• Standard Sized Servo
• Electronic Speed Controller (ESC)
• 2Ch Transmitter & Receiver
• Tamiya PS Paint

This body shell comes completely unpainted and may or may not require body post holes to be drilled. Only use a polycarbonate style paint such as the Tamiya PS series to finish these bodies, as standard paints will not adhere and/or cause damage to the body shell's surface.