The Austin Gipsy G4M10 1958-1967 Workshop Service Manual Repair is a comprehensive guide designed for both professional technicians and DIY mechanics. This manual provides in-depth information to perform routine maintenance and repairs for the Austin Gipsy G4M10 manufactured from 1958 to 1967. It includes detailed step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting guides, and overhaul procedures for various components of your vehicle. The manual also features periodic maintenance charts, wiring diagrams, and other essential technical information. This comprehensive resource will enable you to confidently handle a wide range of repairs and ensure your Austin Gipsy G4M10 operates smoothly. This manual is equivalent to the service manuals or workshop manuals used by authorized dealerships, providing you with the most accurate and complete repair information available. With this manual, you can save on costly labor by performing repairs yourself, becoming more familiar with your vehicle, and gaining valuable technical knowledge.

The Austin Gipsy G4M10 was a robust and versatile four-wheel drive vehicle produced by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) from 1958 to 1967. Derived from the earlier Austin Champ, the Gipsy was designed for both military and civilian applications. The G4M10 designation referred to its four-wheel drive system and its ten-inch wheelbase. The Gipsy's rugged construction and high ground clearance made it well-suited for off-road use, and it found favor with farmers, forestry workers, and other sectors requiring a reliable and capable workhorse.

The Gipsy G4M10 was powered by a petrol engine, typically the 1.5-liter BMC A-Series engine known for its simplicity and durability. It featured a four-speed manual transmission and a two-speed transfer case, allowing the driver to select between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive modes. The vehicle's suspension consisted of rigid axles with leaf springs, providing a robust and off-road capable ride. The Gipsy was often equipped with a canvas or hardtop body, and was capable of carrying a significant payload. Its versatility and ruggedness made it a popular choice for a variety of purposes, including transportation, utility work, and military service. A number of variants were produced, including a pick-up truck, a station wagon, and a special military version. While production of the Gipsy G4M10 ended in 1967, it remains a popular vehicle for off-road enthusiasts and collectors, and its legacy continues to be celebrated for its unique combination of capability, durability, and charm.