Packed into the August 2022 issue of Land Rover Monthly:

FEATURES

• From flawed to fabulous - How a ratty 110 Utility became one man’s interpretation of the perfect Defender
• Constant evolution - Product development is a process of evolution: we see how Terrafirma goes about it
• Marvellous Malvern - Our latest Spares Day was a triumph – meet some of the folk who found bargains
• The £100k Defender - No more Mr Utility – the new Defender 130 seats eight and becomes a Range Rover rival
• Bigger and Better - Overland Expo 2022 was held in Flagstaff, Arizona: it was huge and very impressive
• The Big Picture - JLR joins the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee event

CLASSICS

• Roy of the Rovers - Land Rover Legend: Roy Preston and his long-term passion for very early Discoverys
• Might of Hercules - The intriguing tale behind a six-wheel Defender overlander, named after the god of strength

15 PAGES OF THE BEST TECH ADVICE

• Ed Evans comments
• Repairing a Defender bulkhead - Rather than simply being replaced, Project Defender’s rusty bulkhead receives a number of painstaking repairs
• Add a locking rear differential - A locking rear differential will greatly improve your Land Rover’s off-road ability – here’s how to fit one
• Your questions answered - Assessing rust, what to do with a Lightweight, and refurbing a steering wheel

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