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The very first Supercharged 2 Litre, considered the "WORKS prototype".Used in Lagonda's advertising and press testing!• Chassis number: 0H9711 • Engine number: 1459 (2B981) • UK registration: PL1240 Having established its reputation by winning the Moscow - St Petersburg Reliability Trial of 1910 with a 30hp six, Lagonda conc..

1933 Talbot AV105 ‘Fintail’Chassis no. 35370, engine no. 212 Inspired by Cambells “Land Speed Record Blue Bird” This stunning Talbot AV105 was bodied by 'Abbotts of Farnham' in 1933. Abbott already had a contract to build bodies for Talbot and it is understood this Speeding Fintail, clearly a one-off, was desti..

The Ex Nick Mason Lagonda M45 Tourer• Registration: EU / UK registered AYP 267 • Chassis number: Z10875 • Engine number: Z2623This M45 has 6 documented owners from new. Commissioned by Duff Morgan Ltd. in 1934 this Vanden Plas Lagonda M45 is in beautiful condition. The original owner purchased the vehicle after he had bought 10,000..

This Lagonda LG45 is something special, a real drivers car that delivers an unforgettable experience. Enjoyed for many years by its owner in Monaco and proven on long distance historic rallies around Europe.• Registration: MC (Monaco) registered• Chassis number: 12016• Engine number: 12016This Lagonda LG45 was rebuilt..

 

The Lagonda M45 was launched at the 1933 Olympia Motor Show and was an immediate success. Essentially the company fitted a 4½-litre, twin-plug six cylinder engine into their existing 3½ litre chassis with impressive results. Lagonda’s marketing chaps had a field day and droned on about high cruising speeds, exceptional performance and dignified ..

Lagonda LG 45 Sport Special, year 1937. Chassis number 12158G10, engine number 12153, original UK registration number BKU999. Colours: Dark blue bodywork, silver wire wheels combined with a dark brown leather interior finished with dark blue carpet. Black cloth hood and hood cover.  This fantastic Lagonda LG45 ..

Sable with Sand sides and Tan Ostrich hide upholstery. Unique and exceptionally elegant coachwork to design 216. One family owner since the late 1960’s and fully restored with little use since. Originally owned by the founder of the Music Corporation of America. Fitted with a sunroof. Chassis number 3BT35.

Black with Beige hide upholstery. Very elegant and sporting coachwork. Current ownership since 1998. Restored to a high standard and completed in 2007. Recent mechanical work carried out by P & A Wood. Excellent condition and ready to be used and enjoyed. The car has a full set of original tools and many spare parts. Chassis number 98MS.

•One of only 198 2½-litre cars to be built•Wonderful original condition and driving extremely well•History file includes period brochures, magazines and photographs•A well-travelled car having enjoyed ownerships in both England and America•Arguably one of the most beautiful cars of its time With its low, underslung chassis ..