Jowett Javelin Rallye Sedan 1949

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The Jowett Javelin Rallye Sedan 1949 is an iconic piece of automotive design from the 1940s. It was the first of its kind to be designed for a performance application. It was a car that redefined the rules and conventions of the era, with its bold and daring design that rarely gone unseen among traffic of the time. The Rallye Sedan was truly a giant step forward in engineering and design, and stood as a testament to both companies commitment to innovation. The car featured a streamlined, two-door body that was a total of 15.6 feet in length, and 3.9 feet in width. It was constructed with a light alloy frame and ash wood supporting members to provide a strong yet agile platform for its powerful engine, a 2.6 liter four-cylinder engine that produced a healthy 55 horsepower. The car was also equipped with an advanced four-speed manual gearbox, and an adjustable independent front suspension system. To complete the look, the Javelin featured whitewall tires, dual exhausts, and a shiny chrome-plated brightwork. The interior of the Javelin was carefully crafted to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride for the occupants. Premium leather was used for the upholstery, and the cabin featured a dashboard with clean lines, and simple instrumentation with well placed dials and switches. The Javelin also featured an array of trim pieces to give the interior an even more luxurious feel, such as oilcloth headlining, fog lamps, carpets, and decorative wood panels. To match its pioneering design and features, the Rallye Sedan was also characterized by its loud and hearty exhaust note. This was an essential component of the cars character and was sure to bring a smile to its drivers face each time the engine roared. With its bold styling and thunderous exhaust note, the Javelin Rallye Sedan 1949 deserves recognition as a true classic among classic cars.