Land Rover Monthly

The magazine that covers all you need to know about your Land Rover. Every month our team of experts will bring you inspiring features on inspiring UK and overseas driving and adventures, stunning restorations, technical knowledge and how-to instructions, news, views and opinions on all things Land Rover, old and new!

Project fever

LAND ROVER LRM MONTHLY

Never-ending project?

Rollicking read

Lucas Classic returns

Defender specialist Rivolve Motorworks branches out

Waiting list for the Range Rover Electric opens

ProSpeed’s £2m investment in advanced production tools

Dunsfold Collection back at LRM Live for 2024

LETTERS • SEND YOUR LETTERS TO MARTIN@LRM.CO.UK

Land Rover Monthly

YOUR PICTURES

PRODUCTS

Never-ending project? • There’ll be no stopping you with LRM’s all-access digital vault!

It’s a numbers game…

Aggro down at the allotments

Is it patina or just neglect?

Range Rover price crash

A tale of two engines

Punched to death

FIRST TIME HIT • Boasting air suspension and a BMW M57 engine swap, Andy Hoile’s debut Land Rover project was big on ambition

THE REBUILD

WHAT LIES BENEATH • A botched restoration job was the perfect opportunity to return this early Series I 80in to its sporting roots, as Martin Port explains

CZECH MATES • This Disco saved its owners’ lives, and is now a lifelong member of the family…

EXPLORE ULSTER • Want a Land Rover adventure packed with stunning scenery, great driving and good food? Why not let Flat Cap Adventurers show you around this beautiful province…

Homeward bound • Tom’s Freelander is going back to Chesterfield

Back to work • After a six-month lay-up, Trevor’s 90 is getting ready to rejoin the labour force

Counterfeit Camel • Alexander Messenger’s plucky Freelander three-door keeps the Trophy spirit alive

Tyro taster • A novice to tyro or just a young driver, DLRC will welcome you

TECH

UPGRADE TO A HEATED WINDSCREEN • Banish frosted and misted windscreens by fitting a heated screen. It’s simple and cheaper than you’d think, as Alisdair Cusick explains

Check that the wiring kit suits the screen • Tim Consolante of Mobile Centre explains the wiring side of the job, and some points to look out for

REPLACE WORN F2 WISHBONES • Knocks, clunks and uneven tyre wear can all be caused by tired front suspension arms. Martin explains how to fit longer-lasting Meyle HD items

REPLACING A CLASSIC RANGE ROVER BOOT FLOOR • A replacement floor in the load space can look very original if done correctly. Alisdair Cusick reports on how the pros tackle the job

TORQUE BACK • EXPERT ADVICE AND READERS’ TIPS

LAND ROVER LIFE

EVENTS

WORK IN PROGRESS • 1988 ONE TEN COUNTY SW