Named vehicles · base models · manufacturers
A research registry of 469 named vehicles and 128 base-model configurations built on the Land Rover chassis since 1948: fire appliances, ambulances, armoured and military vehicles, expedition vehicles and licence-built variants, each with a researched record and sources.
Every catalogued vehicle, filterable by lineage, category, decade, country and maker. Each record carries a specification, a history of its role, renders and photographs, and its sources.
OPEN THE REGISTRY → 02 · READPolice, fire, rescue, ambulance, military and expeditions: the Land Rover in each working role, from the first Series I conversions to the last Defenders, written from the vehicles in the registry.
READ THE HISTORIES → 03 · WHOThe coachbuilders, armourers, licence manufacturers and military workshops that built or converted the registry's vehicles, from Carmichael and Marshall to Santana, Otokar and the RUC workshops at Seapark.
BROWSE THE MAKERS →The overland journeys the registry's vehicles made — trans-Africa, the Sahara, the Americas, the Camel Trophy years — mapped route by route, with the vehicles that made them.
OPEN THE ATLAS → EQUIPMENTWinches, racks, lamps, bumpers, snorkels and the rest of what these vehicles carried, with the makers and the vehicles they are recorded on.
BROWSE THE EQUIPMENT →Contributions
Works-brigade appliances, licence-built military vehicles and one-off conversions are the least documented records. Photographs, fleet lists and chassis numbers are the most useful evidence.