Santana Off-road Vehicles: Books - History and Models

Land Rover Forward Controls

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Designed to increase load capacity within the Land Rover range, the Forward Control models were also adapted for many specialist roles, including emergency services and military use. In this focused study, Rover and Land Rover expert James Taylor presents a complete overview of these distinctive vehicles, covering all main versions and variations.

The book examines the 109 and 110 civilian models, the military 101 one-tonne, the Spanish-built Santana 1300 and 2000, and the lesser-known 112/120 and Llama prototypes. Each type is clearly described, placing its design and purpose in context.

Illustrated with period Land Rover drawings and photographs from the author's own archive, this volume provides an authoritative reference to a unique and often overlooked branch of Land Rover history.

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Del Mito del Land Rover Santana a Los Mitos de Santana Motor

More than a million vehicles manufactured in more than half a century of history. In the mid-fifties of the 20th century, Metalúrgica de Santa Ana was founded, which as of 1958, would be responsible for the manufacture of the mythical Land Rover Santana.
In the 80s, the production of the popular Suzuki Santana began, after the agreement with the Japanese factory, which years later would acquire the Andalusian company.

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