Land Rover - Great Britain: Books - History, Types and Construction (2/2)
A book on Land Rover field cars? Explore here illustrated books on the history, types and construction of field cars from Great Britain (2/2).
The Half-ton Military Land Rover
The full story of the Half-Ton Land Rover 'Lightweight', packed with many previously unpublished facts and photographs. Covers all variants used in the UK and abroad. Invaluable to all would-be buyers, owners, restorers and modellers.
Mark Cook was amongst the first to join the Ex-Military Land Rover Association and served in various positions, including Chairman and newsletter editor. Mark restored the only surviving Northern Ireland Armoured Lightweight, which is displayed at shows all around the UK.
Author:
Mark Cook
Specs:
192 pages, 25 x 21 x 2 cm / 9.8 x 8.25 x 0.79 in, paperback
Land Rovers in British Military Service - Coil sprung models 1970 to 2007
For anyone interested in the coil-sprung Land Rovers that have served (and still serve) with the British armed forces, this book is a must. It covers first-generation Range Rover and Discovery models, as well as the One Ten, Ninety and One Two Seven, their Defender successors and, of course the Wolf XD derivatives. Coverage deliberately ends at 2007 to respect current military sensibilities.
This unique and extensively illustrated book describes and illustrates British military use and adaptations of these vehicles, and also contains comprehensive vehicle lists and contract details.
The book is a sequel to British Military Land Rovers, the leaf-sprung models, by the same two authors (published by Herridge & Sons in 2015).
Author:
James Taylor, Geoff Fletcher
Specs:
144 pages, 26 x 26.5 x 1.8 cm / 10.25 x 10.4 x 0.71 in, hardback
Illustrations:
275 b&w and colour photos
Publisher:
Veloce Publishing Ltd (GB, 2018)
ISBN:
9781787112407
Land Rovers in British Military Service - Coil sprung models 1970 to 2007
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