Prince Philip's Defender 130 Gun Bus.

Foley Specialist Vehicles of Essex built the Defender 130 in 2016 as a 'gun bus' for the Sandringham estate: a bronze green single-cab 130 carrying a tall box body with a side door and large rubber-edged windows so a shooting party could ride together. Prince Philip, a Land Rover enthusiast who had used the marque for decades, took a personal interest in the project and later asked for the vehicle to be reworked, to his own specification, into an open-backed hearse: the box body was removed and replaced by an open rear deck with rubber grips and stops for a coffin, and the whole vehicle was repainted Dark Bronze Green. Fox News reported on the vehicle after it carried the Duke of Edinburgh's coffin from Windsor Castle to St George's Chapel on 17 April 2021, publishing the pre-conversion photograph used here.

The registry's model is the vehicle in its 2016 gun-bus form as photographed: Defender 130 single cab with the round-topped box body, side door with a small high window, three large windows each side, roof vents, rear step and green steel wheels. The hearse conversion is described but not modelled.