Scania 111 Jacare RC v1.0 ETS2
The Scania 111 “Jacaré” is an iconic truck in Brazil, celebrated for its unique design and strong performance. The nickname “Jacaré” (Portuguese for “alligator”) refers to the truck’s front end, which resembles an alligator’s head.
History and Specifications
The Scania 111S (commonly referred to as 111) was introduced in 1975, with Brazilian sales beginning in 1976 as the successor to the L110 line. It quickly gained popularity on Brazilian roads and was produced for six years until it was succeeded by the T 112 in 1981. Even after decades of production, many Scania 111s continue to operate, a testament to their longevity.
One of the standout features of the Scania 111S at launch was its distinctive orange color, making it easily recognizable on the highways.
Under the hood, the original Scania 111S included a powerful DS 11 engine. This engine is an 11.02-liter, 6-cylinder in-line unit, delivering 296 horsepower at 2,200 rpm and a maximum torque of 111 mkgf at 1400 rpm. It commonly came with a 10-speed gearbox. Despite its power, the Scania 111S was viewed as fuel-efficient for its era, boasting a consumption rate of approximately 1.98 km/l on varied terrains.
Models and Features
The Scania 111 was available in several versions, including L, LS, and LT, all showcasing the signature “Jacaré” front-engine design. These trucks frequently offered options for both a sleeper cabin and a standard day cab.
Key specifications include:
Engine: DS 11 (11.02 liters, 6-cylinder in-line)
Power: 296 hp (turbocharged variant)
Torque: 111 mkgf
Gearbox: Typically 10 speeds
Fuel Efficiency: Approximately 1.98 km/l (tested)
Electrical System: 24V, utilizing two 12V batteries in series.
Restoration and Market Trends
As a classic vehicle, the Scania 111 Jacaré is a favored option for restoration projects in Brazil. Many enthusiasts dedicate time and resources to returning these legendary trucks to their original condition or even enhancing them with contemporary amenities like air conditioning and upgraded interiors.
Regarding market value, prices for a used Scania 111 Jacaré differ substantially based on condition, year, and any restoration or modifications undertaken. Expect to see options priced between R$ 25,000 to R$ 75,000 or more for models in good shape or those being restored. While parts remain available, specific components may be less common or more costly.
The Scania 111 Jacaré continues to be a cherished and esteemed truck, representing a significant period in the evolution of heavy transport in Brazil.
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