The Jeep Wrangler Sahara receives some touch-ups from Project Khan

Chelsey Truck Company, a company that was originally part of Kahn Design, now forms a sub-brand under the British tuner but has specialised in preparations aimed at the Land Rover Defender and the Jeep Wrangler. And it is with the latter that it has carried out its first project, specifically a two-door Jeep Wrangler Sahara CJ300 to which it has given a very urban look.

On the exterior that Project Khan has chosen for this Wrangler Sahara, the colour is called Sunset orange and combines perfectly with the piano black details, creating an attractive colour scheme. Components such as the grille, the wing mirrors, the hard top, the bumpers, sills and smoked front headlights provide the dark tone needed for the colour combination chosen by Khan.

One of the most notable features in this harmony of colours and modifications are the 17-inch wheels finished in black and Cooper Discoverer off-road tyres in 285/70 R17 sizes. Unfortunately, the mechanicals receive no modifications that alter their performance or capabilities.

Once inside the cabin is where Project Khan’s work on this Jeep Wrangler Sahara CJ300 is most evident. The functionality and lack of comfort and ease that the Wrangler boasts (that is what it was conceived for) has been removed at a stroke by adding black quilted leather upholstery with white stitching and sections of perforated leather on the seats, the armrest and the door panels.

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Technical specifications of this car

Off-RoadJeep Wrangler2 versions · from 87,750 €