The LRM Podcast

In this week's episode, Martin has been to the Camel Trophy 45th Anniversary celebrations at Eastnor Castle, putting Hotel Freelander to good use in the wind and the rain. Steve has been dry-fitting panels on his project 90, and Martin persuades him that he needs an impact gun to speed up all his workshop tasks. The pair talk air compressors, and how Steve's faulty one can be repurposed to be used as a security device. The guys have an amazing magazine subscription deal for you, so head to landrovermonthly.co.uk [http://landrovermonthly.co.uk] and check it out! Feature of the Week and Product of the Week are ready to tempt you in the episode. Don't forget to send your feedback and questions to editorial@lrm.co.uk [editorial@lrm.co.uk] and leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform – we really appreciate it.

In this week's episode, Martin reports back on his first night away in his Vickywood Small Willow 140 roof tent, and it's good news! Martin also explains his rationale behind not changing the timing belt on his One Ten's engine, and reveals a significant development in the 1985 Land Rover's future. The guys revisit a Work in Progress that appeared in the magazine back in 2023, and prove that just one Land Rover is never enough... Steve contemplates his spare wheel carrier situation, in conjunction with a side-hinging tailgate. Would you drill into fresh bodywork to fit accessories? In other news, the guys discuss the most overrated non-Land Rover classic cars, and throw around the idea of an LRM Podcast and Subscriber pub meet. Keen? Register your interest at editorial@lrm.co.uk. As always, enjoy the episode, and please do drop your questions and feedback to the guys at editorial@lrm,co.uk

In this episode, Land Rover Monthly's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller sit down and try to make sense of the new guidelines from the DVLA that were released recently. What do you think – is it a step in the right direction, or an invite for misinterpretation? The pair also discuss the very best looking Land Rovers from every model range – Series, Defender, Discovery, Range Rover and Freelander. Feature of the Week and Product of the Week make a return, and Steve gives an update on his Ninety project. As always, we love to hear your feedback and receive your questions – you can get in touch with us on editorial@lrm.co.uk [editorial@lrm.co.uk] and be sure to follow us on socials to see what we're up to. You can buy Land Rover Monthly magazine in all good newsagents and supermarkets, or you can save money and subscribe – https://www.landrovermonthly.co.uk/store/subscriptions/land-rover-monthly/ [https://www.landrovermonthly.co.uk/store/subscriptions/land-rover-monthly/]

In this episode, Land Rover Monthly's Martin Domoney and Steve Miller are on location in Steve's garage as they make some progress on his 1985 Ninety restoration. Taking a break from fitting the new Pheonix Automotive rear tub to Steve's galvanised Richards chassis, the boys take a pew for a cup of coffee and a slice of Yorkshire brack to chat about what they are up to. Martin explains his week, including advertising his 110 for a grand total of 40 minutes before changing his mind, and Steve has been to a local car show where he spotted some tasty Land Rovers including a Corvette-powered sleeper. Steve contemplates 101 Forward Control ownership, and admits that even he isn't immune to the lure of the mighty Range Rover L322. Please leave a rating or review on your preferred streaming platform, it really does make a difference! And of course send your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk. Enjoy the episode.

In this week's episode, Martin and Steve are fresh back from the York Land Rover Show, and one of the boys' journey back was more seamless than the other. A listener gets in touch about a rare Searle Carawagon camper that they spotted in York while taking advantage of Steve's favourite camping spot, and Martin makes a total mess of pronouncing his name. Steve spots a Land Rover from a train, and discusses the delightful sounds of a Td5 engine – who needs a radio anyway? The boys also take a look at the Anglia Car Auctions Classic catalogue, and highlight some of the fine Land Rovers and Range Rovers on offer at the end of August, including a Range Rover Sport Autobiography with less than 10,000 miles on the clock. And perhaps one to avoid.... Martin ask the listeners a roof tent-related question, and of course asks you for yours – send your questions and feedback to editorial@lrm.co.uk [editorial@lrm.co.uk] and be sure to follow Land Rover Monthly on socials and sign up for the newsletters! Enjoy the episode.