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Land Rover

Land Rover - Series (1949)

Explore the Classic Appeal of a 1949 Land Rover Series Imagine owning a piece of automotive history—your very own 1949 Land Rover Series. This iconic off‑road vehicle, celebrated for its robustness & simplicity, remains a sought‑after collectible. While its exact price can vary, understanding the general Land Rover Series price range gives you a solid starting point for budgeting. Key Specifications

  • Engine: 3.5‑liter Royal Oak inline‑four, producing ~36 hp
  • Transmission: 4‑speed manual (gears প্রধান the 1936 1937 Mac Ingham design)
  • Fuel Type: gasoline (petrol)
  • Dimensions: Length 3970 mm, Width 1555 mm, Height 2490 mm
  • Wheelbase: 2440 mm
  • Weight: 1450 kg (gross)
  • Payload: 1000 kg
  • Towing Capacity: 1200 kg
  • Drive: Permanent 4WD, full‑suspension with independent rear axle
  • Brakes: Mechanical drum; front discs available in later models
  • Cabin: Two‑seat “Universal” (English‑style) or beyond‑the‑edge “R” configuration
Depreciation Insight Classic vehicles are a different beast from modern cars, but the 1949 Land Rover Series follows a predictable pattern. Early on, a Land Rover Series depreciation curve often shows a 15–20% drop in value during the first year—reflecting buyer preference for newer classics or updated models. After that, typically a 8–10% annual decline occurs over the next few years, assuming proper maintenance and storage. - Year 1 – 15‑20% loss - Years 2–4 – 8‑10% per year - Years 5–10 – 4‑6% per year (if well‑maintained) Land Rover Series depreciation is influenced by factors such as mileage, restoration quality, and rarity of specific modifications—e.g., original “Universal” vs. upgraded “R” chassis. Comparison Context When weighing a 1949 Land Rover Series against contemporary classics, picture the 1954‑57 Land Rover Series III or the 1968 Land Rover Series (British production start). The Series III introduced a larger 3.5‑liter engine and improved cooling, shifting the price bracket upward by roughly 10–15%. For enthusiasts who prefer the raw, “classic” feel of early models, the 1949 Land


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