PEGASO - Comet 4x4 3041 - 1980
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PEGASO COMET 3140 4x4 (1980)
GENERAL
This Pegaso Comet 4x4, model 3140 from the year 1980, is an exceptional piece of Spanish industrial heritage. The Comet was the pillar of the recovery of transportation in Spain, designed under the technical direction of Wifredo Ricart to offer robustness and versatility. This specific 4x4 version is extremely difficult to locate today, especially in such solid conservation condition. The vehicle retains its original tank truck configuration, including the operating pump system. During this period, Pegaso was the main supplier of strategic logistic fleets, including units that served the Cepsa network, which makes this model an ideal candidate to be preserved as a historic vehicle due to its rarity and relevance in the history of the national engine.
CARROCERÍA Y PINTURA
The exterior assembly, covering both the cab and the tank, is in very good overall condition. The paint retains a noticeable presence for its age, highlighting that the tank still bears Cepsa's original logo. It presents two specific details to consider for total aesthetic restoration: a light scratch of about 5 centimeters on the front left bumper and a dent located on the left rear fender. Apart from these mentioned points, the structure remains intact and well preserved, reflecting a level of care above that usually given to this type of work vehicle.
MECÁNICA
In mechanical terms, the truck stands out for its characteristic reliability. The 6,550 cc diesel engine with 135 HP starts perfectly, offering the unmistakable, rounded and powerful sound of Pegaso mechanics from that era. Currently, the vehicle not only starts, but is operable, which greatly facilitates any conservation project. The robustness of its 4x4 drive system underscores the technical capability of this model to tackle demanding terrains, maintaining all of its original mechanical functionality.
INTERIOR
The cabin shows a very positive state of conservation in its main elements. The dashboard is pristine, with no cracks or defects, something quite uncommon in vehicles of this age. Likewise, the headlining is in very good condition, free of significant tears or stains. As for the seats, they require reupholstering to restore them to their original splendid state; although they currently have protective covers, reupholstery is necessary to bring the cabin up to the standards of a collectible vehicle.
DOCUMENTACIÓN
The vehicle is currently undergoing rehabilitation as a historic vehicle. The seller undertakes to carry out the pertinent procedures so that the buyer receives the truck’s documentation duly processed as a Historic Vehicle. This procedure adds significant value to the unit, as it facilitates its legal circulation and long-term preservation, ensuring that this piece of Pegaso’s history can be exhibited and enjoyed in compliance with all applicable regulations.
RECOGIDA
The truck is located in Ponferrada (León), Spain. To facilitate logistics after the sale, the seller offers his cooperation to locate specialized transport companies that can manage the transfer of the vehicle from its current location to the destination chosen by the new owner, ensuring a smooth and professional delivery process.
OTRA INFORMACIÓN
Given the scarcity of surviving 3140 units in 4x4 configuration, this Pegaso represents a unique opportunity for heavy-vehicle collectors or institutions dedicated to industrial heritage. Its current operability, added to the integrity of its tank and pump system with Cepsa iconography, positions it as an excellent base for a concours restoration or to be kept as a living testament to Spanish engineering of the 1980s.
PEGASO COMET 3140 4x4 (1980)
GENERAL
This Pegaso Comet 4x4, model 3140 from the year 1980, is an exceptional piece of Spanish industrial heritage. The Comet was the pillar of the recovery of transportation in Spain, designed under the technical direction of Wifredo Ricart to offer robustness and versatility. This specific 4x4 version is extremely difficult to locate today, especially in such solid conservation condition. The vehicle retains its original tank truck configuration, including the operating pump system. During this period, Pegaso was the main supplier of strategic logistic fleets, including units that served the Cepsa network, which makes this model an ideal candidate to be preserved as a historic vehicle due to its rarity and relevance in the history of the national engine.
CARROCERÍA Y PINTURA
The exterior assembly, covering both the cab and the tank, is in very good overall condition. The paint retains a noticeable presence for its age, highlighting that the tank still bears Cepsa's original logo. It presents two specific details to consider for total aesthetic restoration: a light scratch of about 5 centimeters on the front left bumper and a dent located on the left rear fender. Apart from these mentioned points, the structure remains intact and well preserved, reflecting a level of care above that usually given to this type of work vehicle.
MECÁNICA
In mechanical terms, the truck stands out for its characteristic reliability. The 6,550 cc diesel engine with 135 HP starts perfectly, offering the unmistakable, rounded and powerful sound of Pegaso mechanics from that era. Currently, the vehicle not only starts, but is operable, which greatly facilitates any conservation project. The robustness of its 4x4 drive system underscores the technical capability of this model to tackle demanding terrains, maintaining all of its original mechanical functionality.
INTERIOR
The cabin shows a very positive state of conservation in its main elements. The dashboard is pristine, with no cracks or defects, something quite uncommon in vehicles of this age. Likewise, the headlining is in very good condition, free of significant tears or stains. As for the seats, they require reupholstering to restore them to their original splendid state; although they currently have protective covers, reupholstery is necessary to bring the cabin up to the standards of a collectible vehicle.
DOCUMENTACIÓN
The vehicle is currently undergoing rehabilitation as a historic vehicle. The seller undertakes to carry out the pertinent procedures so that the buyer receives the truck’s documentation duly processed as a Historic Vehicle. This procedure adds significant value to the unit, as it facilitates its legal circulation and long-term preservation, ensuring that this piece of Pegaso’s history can be exhibited and enjoyed in compliance with all applicable regulations.
RECOGIDA
The truck is located in Ponferrada (León), Spain. To facilitate logistics after the sale, the seller offers his cooperation to locate specialized transport companies that can manage the transfer of the vehicle from its current location to the destination chosen by the new owner, ensuring a smooth and professional delivery process.
OTRA INFORMACIÓN
Given the scarcity of surviving 3140 units in 4x4 configuration, this Pegaso represents a unique opportunity for heavy-vehicle collectors or institutions dedicated to industrial heritage. Its current operability, added to the integrity of its tank and pump system with Cepsa iconography, positions it as an excellent base for a concours restoration or to be kept as a living testament to Spanish engineering of the 1980s.
Details
Brand
PEGASO
Model type
Comet 4x4 3041
Year
1980
Located in
Spain
Mileage reading
145000 km
Registration papers
with Spanish registration
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Diesel
Colour
White
Horse power
135
Cubic capacity
6550
Matching numbers
No
Matching colours
Yes
Service book/history
Yes
Valid MOT
Yes
Date until valid MOT
June 15, 2028
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
Yes
Certificate available
No
Condition (Paint & body)
Good: may require conventional body and paintwork. May require replacement of parts
Condition (Interior)
Fine: shows signs of excess wear. May have burns, cuts, tears, and non-removable stains
Condition (Frame & underbody)
Good: frame/structure shows minor signs of surface rust, signs of usage/wear, may require some attention
Condition (Mechanical)
Very Good: mechanically sound, may require minor service
Condition (Overall)
Good condition: visible signs of wear and general ageing
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