Lagonda 2-Litre Low Chassis Continental, 1932
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Lagonda is one of the big names in the British motorcar industry. In 1906, the brand made its entree in Staines, England, and was founded by an American named Wilbur Gunn. Lagonda initially built engines and motorcycles but started the manufacturing of small, light-weight cars, and powerful private cars in the 1930s. In 1935, a
Lagonda won the 24-hour Le Mans race, which made the brand famous
straight away. Four cylinder
in-line OHV engine Lagonda
2-Litre Low Chassis Continental, year 1932. Colour black with a dark red
leather interior and dark red carpet. Black hood, tonneau cover and hood
cover. Dark green enameled wire wheels. The 2-Litre Continental is a very rare Lagonda, only 23 have been
built from April until July 1932. Most of them survived the test of
time. The 2-Litre Continental is in our opinion one of the most handsome
Lagonda models with its swept-back radiator, curved bonnet line and low
stance. Some history: the first owner, Mr. Edward Lyon had the
automobile from 1932 until 1963! He then sold the car to Mr. Tony Spencer
who sold the car in still unrestored original condition in 1994. The new
owner started a full nut and bolt frame off restoration to the highest
standards. Costs nor effort were saved to reach perfection in detail and
finish. Pictures and invoices of the restoration are present. Also
present is a comprehensive history file. This fabulous Lagonda
Continental is in perfect concours (show) condition.
This vintage automobile was
sold to Germany E-mail: info@lexclassics.nl |