In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Land Rover Monthly

• ENGINEERED FOR SUCCESS
  Shoehorning a 680bhp supercharged LS3 V8 into a Defender 90 is a job in itself, but making it work as a complete package takes much more than some skilled spanner work, as Richard Higgs found out…
• PRACTICAL PERFECTION
  Alisdair Cusick meets Chris Morel, a diehard enthusiast who dared to build the Discovery that Land Rover didn’t – and finished it to factory standard
• CHARIOT OF FIRE
  Niall Banyard was looking for a Mercedes Atego 4x4 truck when he stumbled across this Kent Fire Brigade One Two Seven
• A LASTING LEGACY
  Originally part of Land Rover’s Driving Experience fleet, this Range Rover was donated to the Dunsfold Collection by the late David Pile and Dana-Leigh Strauss. This is its story…
• A DAY WITH BLACKBIRD INDUSTRIES
  There are many different types of Land Rover motorsport, and this month we spend a day with a company that supports the latest generations of them
• BILLING IS BACK!
  Don’t miss the UK’s biggest and best off-road event – the Billing Off Road Show
• Magic of the mountains
  When James and Bonnie Robb rescued a neglected Range Rover, it inspired a passion for lengthy European road trips
• Ground clearance and angles
  Ian Shaw looks at off-road stance and how it plays a part in performance
• Pathfinders
  Regularly using your brain to navigate has been shown to pay dividends in later life. The British Army Motorsports Association runs events that allow us to do exactly that with our Land Rovers – Neil Watterson helps out
• Ready to rumble
  Project Purdey nears completion, and Helen and her team turn their attention to roadworthiness ahead of the Dakar
• Peak performance
  LRM sub-editor Brett Fraser knew his family’s early Range Rover had been a press fleet car, but until now hadn’t realised it had set a record for scaling a Welsh mountain
• Tried & Tested
  There’s nothing quite like assessing products in real world conditions
• Join the tea-volution
  How far would you drive for a cup of tea and some Land Rover chatter? Pat looks at the origins of the laid-back events that are sweeping the country
• Lights, camera, action
  A local photoshoot makes Tim remember that he enjoys driving Range Rovers as much as he does restoring them
• Jungle fever
  Land Rover fan and British car collector Rosie Dahl’s 110 gets its 15 minutes of fame in a classic Jurassic Park-style photoshoot
• FIX YOUR F2’S TAILGATE
  The tailgate handles on Freelander 2s are a common problem, but a cheap and easy fix, as Martin explains
• REPLACING A 300Tdi REAR MAIN OIL SEAL AND CLUTCH
  Be vigilant, even with routine replacements. Trevor tackles a rear main oil seal and a new clutch, but finds bigger problems on the way in
• IDENTIFYING SERIES II, IIA AND III
  Numerous production changes, followed by owner modifications and parts swaps done years ago, can make correct identification of these trucks a challenge. Ed Evans highlights the most notable changes
• 1958 SERIES II 88in
  RACHAEL DANCE, CARE MANAGER, CAMBRIDGESHIRE