Land Rover Monthly

Too good to miss

I spend all my time looking at adverts for Land Rovers and helping friends buy or sell them, but it’s only something really special which will make me crack open the piggy bank and risk the wrath of Mrs B with another purchase.

Such a car presented itself to me recently from an unusual online source – Twitter. Browsing through the usual depressing items of news and people ranting was a post from a chap I follow called John Bradbury, who is a whizz with Apple computers and supplied the machine I’m currently typing into.

His post asked if

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