Land Rover ceased making the defender last year, but there’s a way you can get one of these classic trucks back on the road. The team at East Coast Defender will take your rusted Defender, strip it down and put it back together for you.

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Located in Florida, ECD Automotive Design is the world’s largest Land Rover restoration company. The company works with clients to create a custom build that suits their specific needs, from how they’ll drive it to where it’s going to live. For example, Project Ghost was designed to suit a client who’s taller than most defender owners, so the restomod features a smaller, lowered seat box. URL : ecdautodesign.com

Himalaya Vehicle Restoration

Founded by Stebin Vernon, Stewart Vernon and Mac Leskosky, Himalaya Vehicle Restoration offers a premium Defender rebuild. With a focus on overlanding, they’re able to create a more robust, comfortable and reliable vehicle than most other restoration shops could offer.

Arkonik

Somerset-based Arkonik has been restoring Land Rovers for 16 years. The company has a dedicated representative in the U.S. and claims to have restored over 400 examples worldwide.

Himalaya

Depending on what your priorities are, Himalaya can build you an almost identical Defender to the ones that rolled off the assembly line in Solihull, England in the ’80s or ’90s or a more modern version. They can also add modern tech, like a satnav, or turn up the turbo, little touches that make a big difference.

When it comes to valid email address list  marketing, a valid email address list is crucial. A valid email address is one that holds the correct format, belongs to an active subscriber, and has a proper domain name. There are many reasons why emails can become invalid, including typing errors, syntax mistakes (like forgetting the @ sign or adding a symbol that can’t be used in an email address), and more. Some addresses may also become invalid if they switch inbox providers or go inactive.

Why a Valid Email Address List is Crucial for Your Business and How to Build One

Invalid email addresses can cause hard bounces and hurt your deliverability rate. Additionally, they can damage your sender reputation and lead to more of your messages being labeled as spam. Email verification helps to prevent these issues and keep your lists clean so you can send your emails to the right people.

Mirabel’s Marketing Manager, Sarah, discusses how to identify valid and invalid email addresses and some tools you can use to validate your lists and improve your deliverability rate.

You’ve sourced all the best ingredients, experimented with various ratios of hops and malts, and refined your recipe. Your brew is now ready to launch and your warehouse is standing by, but you hear a record scratch—your beer label design hasn’t been approved by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB).

Choosing the Right Roberts Gordon Heaters for Your Needs

Often taken for granted, beer labels are more than just decorative add-ons to bottles or cans. They communicate a brewery’s identity, inform consumers, ensure compliance, and add depth to the beer-drinking experience. As the craft beer market grows and competition heats up, it’s more important than ever for breweries to make sure their label design is both eye-catching and compliant.

A pop of color is the first thing to grab a consumer’s attention, and can be used to set a mood for the beer inside. Warm reds, oranges and yellows can evoke autumnal flavors like hefeweizen or marzen while pastel greens, light blues and lilac purples can signal springtime maibocks or blonde ales. A pop of typography likewise signals brand style, with serif fonts resonating as classic or traditional while sans-serifs feel modern and contemporary.

However, even if a brewery’s label is visually appealing and meets TTB requirements, it must also contain certain legally mandated information. From the abbreviation IPA to the minimum ABV, this Design Guide to Beer Label Requirements will help you understand what needs to be on your beer label—and what can’t! We’ve compiled a list of all the information you need to know before sending your label for printing.