Land Rover Monthly

Getting there

OULDN’T you think that during the long lockdown, the 130 Chassis Cab build would have been completed by now? It is true that I have made lots of progress with the Land Rover and have been building in provision for various features that I would like the finished truck to have, such as on-board compressed air, warning beacons and a certain little black

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