Packed into the June 2023 issue of Land Rover Monthly:

FEATURES

• Preserving patina - It may have come out of JLR Classic but think recommission rather than restoration
• No compromises - Is a trailer conversion the perfect solution when it comes to camping set-ups?

CLASSICS

• Fabulous creatures - We reach the end of our research into the Laird Centaur and meet two more of the six survivors
• Intrepid travel - Trekking from Zambia back to Britain during the 1970s had its fair share of dramas

TECH

• Ed Evans’ wisdom
• Repair sill, B- and C-posts - With the corroded side frame cut away, the replacement is an easy bolt-in fit
• Fit a roof rack and ladder - How to boost your Land Rover’s carrying capacity in half a day
• Run your Land Rover for less - There’s plenty we can do to reduce the running costs of our Land Rovers – check out our tips
• How to fit USB sockets - An easy addition to your interior
• Torque back - Expert advice and readers’ tips

VEHICLES IN THIS ISSUE:

• 1986 NINETY V8
• NENE CAMELBAC TRAILER
• LAIRD CENTAURS
• 1960S SERIES IIA OVERLAND EX-AMBULANCE
• 1965 SERIES IIA
• 1987 RANGE ROVER CLASSIC
• 2013 FREELANDER 2 TD4 XS
• DEFENDER 110 SW
• 2020 DEFENDER L663
• SERIES IIA HALF-SIZE WOODEN MODEL

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!