ROVER P4 BIBLIOGRAPHY

	DRIVERS HANDBOOK All cars were supplied with a driver's handbook similar to that pictured left. It contains explanations of all controls and the routine servicing procedures. Copies can be found at autojumbles and reprints have also been commissioned by the Rover P4 Drivers Guild as follows: 60, 75 & 90 models (1952 - 1954) 60, 75, 90 & 105 models (1956-1959) 80, 95, 100 & 110 models (1960 - 1964)
	WORKSHOP MANUAL Workshop manuals are available for all cars and original copies (similar to that shown left) can be found at autojumbles and reprints have been commissioned by the Rover P4 Drivers Guild.
	PARTS CATALOGUE Parts cataolgues are available for all models and original copies are available from autojumbles or specialist book suppliers and reprints of the catalogue for the 80, 100, 95 and 110 models have been commissioned by the Rover P4 Drivers Guild (shown left).
	AUTOBOOKS MANUAL Autobooks Manual Number 857 covers all P4 models from 1953 to 1964 and was last published in 1975 by Autobooks Ltd of Golden Lane Brighton. This can be found second hand at many autojumbles.
	SALES BROCHURES Sales brochures were issued by the Rover Company for all models and years and can often be found at autojumbles.
	MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES These books were issued with every car and contain details of the Pre Delivery Check, the first Free Service and subsequent 3000 miles services. If completed the form a valuable record of the service history of the car and very often London based cars were serviced by the manufacturers at their Seagrove Road facility.
	DISTRIBUTORS LIST This book was also supplied with every car and listed the distributors and dealers worldwide where service and repairs could be sought for Rover Cars.
	WORKSHOP TOOLS This book could be obtained from the Rover Company and listed all of the tools required to service and repair Rover Cars. It is now quite rare but is sometimes seen at autojumbles.
	OVERDRIVE Overdrive is the magazine of the Rover P4 Drivers Guild and is published to members every 2 months. It contains technical articles, historical interviews and pictures, diary and reviews of events, details of regional meetings and representatives around the world, classified advertisements and display advertisemnts from suppliers of parts and services. Some bcak numbers are still avilable.
	ROVER P4 DRIVERS GUILD YEARBOOK Published in November every year, the yearbook contains contemporary features, profiles of typical members cars, members recommended suppliers of parts and services, members breakdown assistance services and major technical features.
	ROVER P4 - THE COMPLETE STORY by James Taylor Crowood Press Rapidly becoming recognised as the definitive P4 publication and a "must have" for all P4 owners. Includes details of all models including chassis numbers, colours and line modifications.
	ROVER P4 by Malcolm Bobbitt Valoce Publishing Another "must have" book for P4 owners with excellent pictures and much brochure material but let down by the large number of factual errors - mainly in the captioning of photographs.
	ROVER - THE FIRST NINETY YEARS by Eric Dymock Dove Publishing Charts the first ninety years history of the Rover Company and includes a chapter on the P4 with some excellent artwork. Many copies were given away to valued customers by Rover dealers as well as being available at bookstalls.
	ROVER ANTHOLOGY 1950 - 1967 (P4 - P5) by Daniel Young A compilation of road tests and magazine reviews collated by the Guild President.
	THE POST WAR ROVER P4 AND P5 by James Taylor Publisher - P4 Spares An early James Taylor book containing a potted history of the P4 & P5 models with some useful information for owners.
	THE ROVER P4 1955 - 1964 by R M Clarke Brooklands Book Distribution Another compilation of contemporary road tests and magazine reviews.
	OWNERS INSTRUCTION MANUAL (Export Version) These can often be found at autojumbles but are not as common in the U.K. as the home market version. The export version only differs in being multi-lingual.