The Jeep Wrangler introduced the world to a whole new car class – off-road daily driver – when it debuted in 1987. The market has seen considerable growth since, but Jeep remains one of the go-to brands in it. For today, let’s have a look at a rather unconventional Wrangler redesigned with form over function in mind.
Bulgarian interior customizer Vilner produced the one-off vehicle for a customer from Romania. The team spent more than six weeks trimming every square centimeter of the cabin with fine brown leather. In fact, we are told it took two weeks to trim the entire roll cage. Contrasting with the leather are precious wood inlets, brushed aluminum inserts and black plastic trim pieces.
As far as we know, nothing was done with the exterior and the engine. The cost was not mentioned.