February 2008 issue

Included in this packed issue!
Centrepiece Sixty years ago the very first Land Rover had its steering wheel in the middle. Nobody is sure what happened to it, but this superb replica shows you what it looked like! Looking for trouble What better vehicle forthe Highways Agency's Traffic Patrol Officers could there be than a Discovery 3? The future's bright Will Land Rover really put the LRX into production? We think they will Learning curves If you're going to use your Land Rover for a bit of towing, we reckon you ought to learn how to do it properly with the Land Rover Experience Staying legal The UK's towing laws are a real minefield. We try to pick a safe path through them for you		On Parade James rounds off our look at Land Rover review vehicles with a preserved military example, which just happens to be on a rare 81-inch chassis The LRe Centrefold Land Rovers were designed to tow trailers from the very beginning, and here's a picture of the real centre-steer to prove it Automatic for the people Fitting the electro-hydraulic ZF autobox to a Defender brings refinement that hasn't been available before now Two-wheeled classic When you think of Land Rover trailers, you can't help thinking of the Brockhouse. Here's its story Camp followers Fancy a Sanley? Pat's Military Matters returns, with the story of the military trailers
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Workshop: Fitting helper springs to a Series II Discovery, replacing a Freelander's starter motor, and adding towing electrics to another Freelander Sorted!: Your technical questions answered by our experts News: The latest from the Clubs, Motorsport and much more And all the regulars that you've come to expect from your favourite magazine!