Packed into the July 2023 issue of Land Rover Monthly:

FEATURES

• Dressed to impress - This Discovery 2 looks great and is thoughtfully modified to be the perfect all-rounder
• Busman’s holiday - Dunsfold’s trustees drive the latest Land Rovers at the London Experience Centre
• A tale of two halves - LRM’s editor joins in with the REVS Series III project

CLASSICS

• A family affair - A DIY driveway restoration that took 17 years to complete and was a true family effort
• Tea in the Sahara - We conclude the story of an epic overland trip from Lusaka to London in a converted ambulance

BUYING GUIDE

• Roof tents explained - There’s a lot to consider before you buy but LRM’s handy guide explains all you need to know
• BBQ on the go - Three great portable BBQ solutions explored

TECH

• Ed Evans’ insight
• Damaged timing belt housing - A previous owner’s bad repair leaves a coolant leak – Trevor shows how to resolve the issue
• Corroded dumb iron - Jake Shoolheifer explains how to repair this common rot spot on Series vehicles
• Cure Defender TDCi clunks - Alisdair shows how to fix a worn MT82 output shaft, and stop the problem happening again
• Fit rock sliders - Martin reveals how to protect your L663’s flanks, both on and off-road

VEHICLES IN THIS ISSUE:

• 2002 DISCOVERY 2
• 1976 SERIES III
• 1960s SERIES IIA OVERLAND EX-AMBULANCE
• 2022 RANGE ROVER, RANGE ROVER SPORT, AND DEFENEDER L663 110
• 2007 FREELANDER 2
• 1988 DEFENDER 110 2.8
• DEFENDER 110 SW
• 1950s SERIES I
• DEFENDER TDCI
• 2020 DEFENDER L663
• 2010 DISCOVERY 4

Plus news, letters, your pictures, products, Norfolk garage, Gary Pusey, Thom Westcott, Jack Dobson, Tom Barnard, writers' rovers, club of the month, tech section, events, marketplace, work in progress and more!