The Austin Gipsy G4M15 1958-1967 WSM Service Manual Repair is a comprehensive guide for maintaining and repairing your classic Austin Gipsy. This manual provides detailed instructions and diagrams to help you tackle any repair job, from routine maintenance to more complex repairs. It covers everything from engine and transmission to brakes, steering, electrical systems, and more. With its easy-to-follow instructions and clear illustrations, this manual allows you to confidently perform repairs yourself, saving you money and giving you a deeper understanding of your vehicle. The manual covers all model years from 1958 to 1967, ensuring you have the right information for your specific Austin Gipsy. You can easily print the pages you need to take with you into the garage or workshop, making it a convenient and practical resource.

The Austin Gipsy G4M15 was a robust and versatile four-wheel drive utility vehicle produced by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) from 1958 to 1967. Designed as a rugged workhorse capable of handling challenging terrain, the Gipsy was intended for a wide range of applications, including farming, construction, forestry, and military use. It featured a sturdy ladder frame chassis, a powerful petrol engine, and a four-wheel drive system with selectable high and low range gears, making it highly capable off-road. The Gipsy's design was heavily influenced by the Land Rover, with a similar boxy body style, a high ground clearance, and a simple, yet effective drivetrain. The G4M15 was available in several body configurations, including a pickup truck, a station wagon, and a chassis cab for custom bodywork. The Gipsy G4M15 was powered by a 1.5-liter petrol engine that produced around 50 horsepower, coupled to a four-speed manual gearbox with a two-speed transfer case for the four-wheel drive system. The vehicle's suspension consisted of rigid axles with leaf springs both front and rear, and it was equipped with drum brakes on all four wheels. While not known for its luxury, the Gipsy provided a practical and durable interior with seating for up to eight passengers in the station wagon configuration. The vehicle's simple design and robust construction made it relatively easy to maintain and repair, despite its lack of modern amenities. The Gipsy's reputation for reliability and off-road capability made it a popular choice for various tasks, and although production ceased in 1967, it remains a sought-after vehicle for enthusiasts and collectors today.