"Land Rover Buying and Selling Manual: How to do the best deals" is somewhat United Kingdom centric but still has great advice for buying and selling a Land Rover regardless of where you live.  It has lots of full color pictures.  It would be great to see an update to cover online selling resources, but overall this is an excellent book and will be very helpful to you when buying or selling a Land Rover.  Read more »

At only 128 pages, I feel author Paul Woods was really only getting started on his subject matter with his book "Land Rover The incomparable 4x4 from Series 1 to Defender."  If you want to get every Land Rover book out there, then this one has value.  But there are other general Land Rover guides that are cheaper and more comprehensive.  It does have some excellent old Land Rover photos I have never seen elsewhere.  Read more »

Excellent book, entertaining read, but is very oriented to history.  If you are interested in Land Rover history, you will thoroughly enjoy this book.  If history is not your cup of tea, then pass.  I enjoyed it, and give it 4 stars.  Reviewers on Amazon.com did not like it as much, see below.  Read more »

Alan J. Richer wrote this article that was reprinted on the Land Rover FAQ.  It is about switching a Series truck to using a General Motors alternator:

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Alan Richer has authored an article hosted at lrfaq.org on how to rebuild a steering relay in a Land Rover Series truck. 

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Come winter time in colder climates, it is necessary to make sure you prepare your Land Rover for the cold weather.  This means, among other things, making sure you have the right antifreeze and windshield wiper fluid, as these are the fluids that might freeze.    Read more »

From the back cover:

During World War II, and particularly after the USAs entry into the conflict, the military exploited to the maximum the potential of the 4x4 for staff transport and rapid forward movement. The US-manufactured Jeep (derived from GP for general purpose) set the standard for this type of vehicle and there was no directly comparable British-designed and built model until the launch in 1947 of the Land Rover.  Read more »