In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Land Rover Monthly

• TOM BARNARD MARKET NEWS
  Avoiding divorce by passing the buck
• So you want to repair Land Rovers for a living?
  Drawing on a couple of decades in the trade, Richard Hall has some entertaining and blunt advice for those wanting to try it themselves
• HEAVY METAL
  Land Rovers play an instrumental part in thriving military vehicle restoration business-turned hit YouTube channel, Mr Hewes. LRM visits the impressive workshops to find out how
• AFRICA’S WILD FRONTIER
  Cliff Fawcett reveals why Angola’s untamed landscapes make for one epic overland adventure
• RED WHARF NINETY
  JLR hosted several celebratory events for the Defender and its ancestors ahead of production ending in early 2016 – this Ninety played a key part in one of the most memorable celebrations
• ANNIE THE AMBULANCE
  Between 1951 and 1956, almost 10,000 licence-built Land Rovers were assembled in Belgium, the majority for use by the country’s relatively small armed forces. This ambulance was among them
• A DAY WITH MILLERS OILS
  Millers Oils is as old as the motor car itself. We visit one of the UK’s longest established lubricant companies, which has been supplying garages, owners and car manufacturers since way before the very first Land Rover was launched
• RC4WD D90
  Peter Gray tests a ready-to-run Defender 90 model that doesn’t skimp on detail
• Keeping up appearances
  There’s patina and then there’s tatty. Tom’s Ninety was half and half
• Tdi time
  Martin replaces his One Ten’s leaky old engine
• Life savers
  LRM reader George Surgenor has used tractors and Land Rovers to fundraise for charity, and his 90 serves as a reminder of those who fought for their country. George takes up the story
• RETRIM A VINYL SEAT
  Land Rover seats often lead hard lives. Thankfully, bringing them back to as-new condition isn’t as expensive or difficult as you might think
• DEFENDER REAR TUB
  When building a rear body tub, geometrical and bonding accuracy is vital, as Steve Miller learns during this professional tub build
• REPLACING AN AIR CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR
  Replacing an air con compressor on a V6 diesel is not for the faint-hearted. Ed follows the process as Steve Grant gives a textbook demonstration of patience and keyhole surgery