When people think of going to Africa one of the images that comes to mind is that of a Land Rover. So I’ve decided to go with a 1986 110 station wagon that has already been to Africa once already. It’s been heavily modified for the journey and has the following...

Steering guard
Front Diff guard
Bull bar
Heavy Duty suspension all round
Swing away rear wheel carrier (opens with rear door)
Strengthened bonnet spare wheel carrier
Second fuel tank (40 Litre mounted beneath drivers seat)
Sound proofing kit fitted
Twin battery set up with marine boat changeover switch
Raised air intake
Chequer plate bonnet and wing tops
40 Litre Engel fridge with fridge mount and cover
600 Watt power inverter
Howling Moon roof tent
Howling Moon Awning
Howling Moon shower enclosure
2 20 Litre Water cans
1 20 Litre Fuel jerry can
Brownchurch water purification system and shower
Safe
2 Fire extinguishers
Lockable secure cubby box (Safety Devices)
Roof mounted aluminium storage box
Sand Ladders (fibreglass)
Tow strap
2 Warning triangles
Bonnet mounted shovel
Built in Heavy Duty Vaiair compressor, air tank, air line and inflator
Rack mounted spotlights and rear work light
Rear draw system and storage boxes
Rear food storage cupboards
Internal load lashing points
Hasp, Staples and Padlocks for all doors
4 Ft. Jackall high lift jack (bumper mounted)
Modified extended roof rack with log basket/jerry can holder
Rear half caged for security
Tinted middle and rear windows
Chequer plated rear door
Rear door drop down table
Additional power sockets
Aluminium storage boxes for spares bolted underneath
Stereo
2 folding aluminium chairs
Folding picnic table