Land Rover Monthly

Lifting the body off

I prefer to remove the Defender body in one largely complete assembly. The alternative is to dismantle it piece by piece which, although more time consuming, may be the only option if suitable lifting gear is not available or if you are carrying out a detailed restoration of every body panel.

Removing the body in one piece is faster, with less chance of introducing additional problems and costs. For example, the seals between the roof and side panels

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