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The Magazine Difflock Magazine Issue 3 Published: 9th Apr 2008 Original article: http://www.difflock.com/magazine/magazine/Difflock_Magazine_Issue_3.shtml

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Difflock Magazine
Issue 3
April 2008



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	NEWS Tata buys Land Rover, the loss of the SVA test, new frontal protection regulations and Ebay Watch
	GEAR New Engel Fridge, Quick Fists, Hi-Lift jack cover and Routebuddy GPS software for the Apple Mac
	NEW VEHICLES IVECO Massif, Hummer H3, Quadzilla buggies and quads, Outlander/4007/C-crosser
	ARMCHAIR OFFROAD How to shit in the woods, Up Shit Creek, Getting to grips with GPS, Land Rover Magazines
	THE AFRICAR PROJECT The history of an ambitious project to provide developing nations with a truly go-anywhere off-road vehicle that was cheap to build and easy to maintain. BUT it all ended with the director of the company - Tony Howarth - behind bars, found guilty of Fraud.
	CAMPAINING ISSUES New North American Editor, Kevin Willey, shows us that rights of way access is a global issue
	SERENDIPITY part 3 Damian continues his tale of his love affair with a certain Series I Land Rover
	20 QUESTIONS Jim Marsden from Gigglepin4x4 is put in the hot seat
	EVENTS European Charity drive, The Difflock sponsored event set to run alongside the Manby Show in June, The latest brilliant idea from 4x4 Adventures, a challenge for everyday vehicles and another 4x4 Adventures gig, billed as an easy drive, still difficult enough to get stuck though!
	OUR VEHICLES - Xavier's Discovery II - WASP Xavier shows us that an off-roader doesn’t need to be a slouch on the road.
	OUR VEHICLES - Richard's Defender 90 Richard continues with his new life as a Green Oval convert
	OUR VEHICLES - the Azalai Rusty Hinges are a thing of the past for our Azalai
	WORKING 4x4s Maurice Stringer uses a Mitsubishi Pajero for work