 It's not uncommon to see Land Rovers being converted into camping vehicles of one kind or another. But a Discovery 2 motorhome? Now, that's a rarity…

Fully fitted with a cooker, toilet, kitchen sink (of course), double bed and even a cellar, the front cover star of this month's issue of The Landy is a Disco like no other. Well, we'd imagine plenty of people will be looking on and hatching plans to copy it themselves, but for now the only place to see it is on our pages!

You'll also find an ultra-rare Range Rover Braemar edition in this issue, as well as a beautiful Stage 1 pick-up that's been restored by the masters of the craft at JE MotorWorks.

We've got workshop wisdom on replacing corroded brake lines, too. And when you're out there travelling the world in your Land Rover, what do you do if the unthinkable happens and you suffer a major breakdown? Turn to the new issue of The Landy for expert advice on that, too - as well as for all the usual news, views, reviews and a wide range of vehicles for sale.

 Inside you'll find one of our favourite Land Rovers, Ruby The Landy, who is looking to move onto pastures new, but now before we look back through all the adventures she has experienced with owners Jenny Bright and Gavin Lowrie.

We've also been on a voyage into Derbyshire to explore the inner workings of Bowler Motorsport and how they can bring their years of competition prowess to your Land Rover; the latest Discovery Sport is tried and tested up in the Yorkshire Dales; Hereford 4x4 tell us more about their tricky time with a 101 Forward Control and an ambitious couple begin to realise their dreams by setting out on a once-in-a-lifetime journey from Cairo to Cape Town.

There's also a closer inspection at one of the Dunsfold Collection's most original machines, in the form of a very early County Station Wagon Ninety, while Marrion 4x4 run through how you can replace the seals on your injectors on the TDCi Puma Defenders.

 The December issue of The Landy is out today and filled with stories from some of our most dedicated enthusiasts.

But more importantly, inside this month’s edition you’ll find a 16–page pullout for the @greatbritishlandrovershow taking place on Sunday 24 November.

Read how to get tickets and see what’s on at the show.

 Finally the wait is over, and in the pages of our November issue we bring you everything you need to know about the new Land Rover Defender. Yes, it is actually here – well, it will be soon…

Aside from that, we're clinging onto the very, very last dregs of summer as we take a look at Legacy Overland's restored 90 that has warmer times in mind. Plus, we bring you one of the most successful trialers ever built; peek inside the haven that is JLR Classic Works and drive the new straight-six Range Rover.

We've also got a look at the newest 4x4 tour being put on by Barrie Dunbar of Active 4x4 Adventures, and we also paid very close attention as Marrion 4x4 tended to one of the prominent character traits of many old Defenders.

From the uncovering of a ‘Phase One’ Vogue SE Range Rover, to a Defender churning out delicious pizza, our new issue has it all.

We test the latest all-terrain rubber from Davanti Tyres, Marrion 4x4 show us the method in fixing the madness of a Disco 3 tailgate which refuses to open and Active 4x4 Adventures run through their essential guide to overland equipment.

New products can be found inside, whilst details on the new Defender are revealed following a leak on pre-launch information.

Full of Green Oval machines of all different guises, from Noel Edmonds’ old £450K P38 Range Rover, right through to a converted six-wheel-drive camper built by Designa Chassis.

Inside our August issue, read how Tom and Sophie Waters killed two birds with one stone, as they solved their own wedding transport conundrum by setting up Yorkshire Vehicle Hire.

We’ve been visiting an estate in Hampshire to learn how an old Lightweight Landy can prove itself as a stealthy ally in the stalking of deer, plus our workshop experts, Marrion 4x4, walk us through the replacement of a Discovery 2 steering box.

Our July issue is packed with Green Oval delights, including the last Carmichael built for the military, a converted NAS 110 Defender following the work of Surfside 4x4 and we go behind the scenes at Insa Turbo to learn the true facts behind remoulded tyres.

Active 4x4 Adventures take us deep into Africa on a Botswana trek that explores national parks and reserves, the Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta.

Plus, we visit Marrion 4x4 to see how to check for a suspected head gasket failure on the Td5 engine, but also replace the gasket itself.

The Lightweight Land Rover is under the microscope in this month’s Buyer’s Guide and there’s the latest Land Rover news and products inside.

 This month, our cover star is a fantastically restored Series II, made so by the challenge Stuart Keeves set himself when undertaking yet another refurbishment.

Our first drive in the new Range Rover Evoque reveals the second-generation car to be better value than ever for its Range Rover name, a Land Rover Wolf owned by Peter Wales shows why military vehicles don't just have to be museum pieces, and ACTIVE 4X4 ADVENTURES take us on their captivating route through the French and Italian Alps.

In the depths of Marrion 4X4, this issue we walk through the steps in replacing the transfer box seal on a Td5 Discovery, while our Buyer's Guide section looks at whether the Mk1 Range Rover Sport could be a shrewd acquisition.

The May issue of The Landy is here, featuring a 16-page pull-out tyre supplement covering the very best rubber available for your Land Rover.
Also in this issue of Green Ovals, you'll find Tom Kench and his Series I, Zebedee, who has been rejuvenated for a second time after his father Joe carried out the same task three decades earlier.

Arkonik keep it classy with their latest creation, the Archer, while things head off-road with Steve Whiting's Range Rover Classic and A2A Expedition – the latter of which follows the Bell family and their continuous roaming around the globe in their Land Rover Defender.

We drop in at Overland & Highway Ltd. to check out their modified 90 of a military persuasion and Marrion 4X4 run us through the joys of replacing a Freelander 2 rear diff and Haldex unit.

Meanwhile, we say goodbye to the resident FL2 as Tim Gibson sadly parts with his Green Oval steed...
The latest news and products for your Land Rover can be found inside as well as buying advice and our classified section, which could just be the window you need to shop in for your next Landy.

The April issue of The Landy has arrived.  There’s rare and wonderful Green Oval machines inside, including a mighty Tomcat, which was built by its owner after a near-fatal accident in his previous weapon... as well as buying advice and tales of adventure.

Inside this month’s edition you’ll find a mixture of Landies from all walks of life. Take Paul O’Connor, for instance. He and his standard Td5 90 are a match made in heaven and he uses it for absolutely everything, even if that means covering more than 200 miles and travelling for numerous hours.

Our cover star, the Dunsfold Collection’s 86” Series I, was used as the test mule for the 2.25-litre petrol motor back in 1956, paving the way for a 30-year-long affiliation with the power unit.

Bringing it back to 2019, we have the modern-day workhorse being customised and rebuilt more than ever, including two refurbished Defenders from Arkonik and Outlander Custom Vehicles, while James Beswick retells the story of how he uncovered the history of his unique 4.9-litre V8 P38 Range Rover.

And, are you dreaming of where to explore in your Land Rover later this year? Try Corsica, or at least listen to Bryan Pickles and his experience with Compass Adventures, one of the few tour operators to offer such excursions. In the workshop we look at a common fuel leak problem on Td5 engines, while we have an update on our Freelander 2’s new addition to its cabin.

In this issue we hear how two veterans suffering from PTSD came up with a fun and ingenious idea to help themselves and a host of other ex-servicemen and women, all through the VetRun180 adventures and driving Land Rovers off-road in beautiful Portugal.

Our feature vehicles this month cover everything from a 1969 Series IIA Dormobile, a P38 converted into a custom pick-up and JE Engineering Ltd show us their vision of the next Defender, powered by a Mustang engine... only not as you may imagine.

We've details on the new Range Rover Evoque, a winter products guide with the latest Landy gear from around the industry and a look at Freelander 2 foibles with the experts at Marrion 4X4.

Not only is this edition filled with Green Oval delights, but you'll find your 16-page Great British Land Rover Show guide inside, with details of all the exhibitors and features on display on Sunday 25 November.

Our cover star this month is a special Series II belonging to Richard Collins, running an original 2.0-litre petrol engine. With a shortage of 2.25 petrol units on launch, this 63rd home market Series II off the line, like many 88" Mk2 Land Rovers, had to make do with the old 2.0-litre lump.

Our main feature this month centres around the retiring Mark Peacock, who after 27 years of running his Land Rover garage decided to finish with a flurry and complete his most challenging restoration to date – namely, a Townley 6x6 Stage 1 V8, of which there are just two in existence.

We have the next phase of the Land Rover story, focusing on the birth of the Defender as we know it; an early Discovery 1 owned from new with just 43,000 miles on the clock and in arguably the most original condition you have ever seen, plus the hybrid Range Rover Sport: is the future ready for 2018?

Ardent Off Road show us around their headquarters at the superb Carlton Towers estate, Nicky Smith readies his rebuilt 110 for its MOT and offers up some twitching moments, while Team Syncro Racing prepare for their next big challenge, with next month's King of Poland on the horizon.

Enjoy your monthly Landy fix.

The latest issue of the UK's only free-distribution Land Rover newspaper.

The latest issue of the UK's only Land Rover newspaper

In our August issue, we've got the perfect content to occupy you when there's no more football left to watch.

Drift off to the Lake District with Ardent Off Road, marvel at the restored genius of a Td6-powered Range Rover Classic from Twenty-Ten Engineering Ltd, and find out what happened when we got behind the wheel of the Defender V8 Works.

A 10,000-mile Freelander 1 turned up at Alex Engineering Independent Land Rover specialist, plus we've been studying the evolution of the Series Land Rover over the decades.

There's updates from Nicky Smith and his 110, along with the adventures of Ruby Bright Lowrie. And find out how Team Syncro Racing did in their debut at the King of France.

 In our July issue, Peter Wales retells the story behind his newly-restored RPI Engineering-fettled Suffix A Range Rover and Eddie Knorn explains why his run-out special of a Discovery 2 is the best Disco bar none.

The Chelsea Truck Company have a last-of-the-line End Edition to showcase and as Land Rover's 70th anniversary celebrations march on, we head back to the beginning of it all and recall how it all started.

Ruby Bright Lowrie update us on the latter stages of their mammoth adventure, while Nicky Smith is constantly finding new reasons to bin the 110 rebuild altogether – but will he?

We also hear from Team Syncro Racing and their final preparations before they head off to France to see if they had (quite literally) the 'metal' to compete in Ultra4 Europe's King of France.

Armed and dangerous, Royal Rangeys break auction records, BMIHT raise price for Heritage certificate.

Overland and Highway - Series III Rock Edition.

Gavin Barnett - Range Rover Classic Vogue SE.

Graham Hemming - Defender 90 300T di and more...

The 50th edition of The Landy - the nation's favourite Land Rover publication!

The latest issue of the UK's only Land Rover newspaper!  

The latest issue of the UK's only Land Rover newspaper!  Includes the Official Show Guide for the Great British Land Rover Show.

The latest issue of the UK's only Land Rover newspaper!

Seeing Double: A Series IIA Double Cab; Trying to put a Td6 engine into a P38; Ruskin design; Going on Safari in a Land Rover; How to spec a Discovery Sport so it won't bankrupt you.

Arkonik's 150th build; A completely new Tomcat; P38 Range Rover - with a manual gearbox...; The perfect getaway vehicle?; Ex-MoD Land Rover bliss in Northumberland.

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The Landy - February 2020

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