Land Rover 109 Pick-up 1973

Specifications Land Rover 109 Pick-up 1973 blueprint

The Land Rover 109 Pick-up from 1973 displays the iconic British marque's commitment to robustness and versatility. From its versatile flatbed and towing capabilities to its roomy 7-seater cabin, the 109 Pick-up combines utility and style in a package designed to handle the rigors of rugged off-roading and everyday driving alike. As its boxy frame and novel wheelbase suggest, the 109 Pick-up is no ordinary vehicle. Its design was inspired by aircraft principles, featuring a distinctive, transitional-style bodywork that followed the contours of the engine as well as an aerodynamic spoiler that improved air flow to the rear of the vehicle. This innovative body design helped the 109 Pick-up stand out among the crowd of cars of the era, while offering enhanced performance and more efficient fuel consumption. On the road, the 109 Pick-up is a capable camel. Its rigid ladder frame makes for a stable ride, while its five-speed manual transmission delivers smooth and responsive acceleration. A popular off-roading vehicle, the 109 Pick-up features a low-maintenance coil-spring suspension that ensures a comfortable ride even in the toughest terrains. For those looking for added utility, the 109 Pick-up offers a number of features, including optional high and low range gearing, improved suspension damping, bright headlights and fog lamps, a folding windscreen, and under-mounted spares. The pick-up comes with a standard range of four-wheel drive systems, ensuring that the 109 Pick-up can go virtually anywhere. Finally, the 109 Pick-up is a piece of Land Rover history. A classic but unique design, the 109 Pick-up is rugged, reliable, and built for the long haul, making it an attractive choice for motor enthusiasts everywhere.