If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to turn your Td5 Discovery into a pick-up truck, then here is the answer. Bespoke off-road vehicle specialist Long Ranger 4×4 has just released this set of mouldings that enable you to turn a standard Discovery into a two-door pick-up.
The mouldings are complemented by Range Rover-style LED rear lights, which enhance the appearance of the resulting creation. The kit costs around £1000, and provides the competent
DIYer with all that is needed to transform their Land Rover into a very unusual truck.
Visit www.longranger.net for more details.
Check out these new off-road lights from Warn Industries. The lights feature an innovative wireless control, making them easy to install without the need for drilling or extensive electrical work.
Now, this is what we call a pick-up loadbed storage solution. Available from N&J Aluminium Linings, the dog guard and storage draw pick-up bedliner is purpose-built to suit each customer’s requirements.
Owners of older vehicles know that acid batteries suffer from sulphation as they age, hampering their ability to store and deliver electrical power. Usually, the only response is to fit a new battery, but this is both costly and environmentally unfriendly.
Northern Off Road Club’s Ashley Short took his rst career win at The David Simmonite Memorial Safari, held at Baden Hall, over the Spring bank holiday weekend, writes Gavin Lodge. The event, a round of both the NORC and All Wheel Drive Club’s cross country championships, attracted over 80 crews.
These integrated fog lights are available for most makes of pick-up, from Upcountry Auto Products. Coming in at a fraction of the price of comparable components from vehicle manufacturers, the lights are recessed into the front bumper, giving a clean appearance and keeping them out of harm’s way.
If you want some eye-catching wheels on your 4×4, take a look at Oxigin alloys. Established in Germany in 2001, Oxigin is now venturing into the UK market, and its full range of high-quality wheels is available throughout the country.
Well, it had to happen; the inevitable that we’ve all been waiting for… Land Rover has finally announced that it’s introducing a two-wheel drive option (in addition to the 4WD derivative) for the new compact Range Rover. On sale in 2011, the 2WD vehicle will emit less than 130g/ km of CO2 – making it the lightest, most fuel-efficient Range Rover to date. 
DVK Quba has released details of its SUV and pick-up tents. With its origins at the start of the 20th century, DVK Quba has developed a range of leisure and automotive accessories as well styling enhancements.