1939 | Lagonda 4.5 Litre LG 45 V12 DHC
LAGONDA V12 4.5 L Drophead Coupé
£387,596
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1939 | Lagonda 4.5 Litre LG 45 V12 DHC
LAGONDA V12 4.5 L Drophead Coupé
£387,596
1939 | Lagonda 4.5 Litre LG 45 V12 DHC
LAGONDA V12 4.5 L Drophead Coupé
£387,596
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- Fahrzeugstandort: Kassel, Lederausstattung
Bei Rückfragen Tel. +49 551/820224 !
Farbe: silber / blau
Leder: schwarz
Tacho in Meilen geschrieben, 28.298 Meilen (45.541 km.)
Lackierung: Blau-Silber
Interieur: Volleder schwarz
Einer von nur 189 gebauten V12, nur unter 40 als DHC!
BJ. 1938
Schaltgetriebe
Manuelles Verdeck
Motor 4.480 Liter V12
Äußerst guter Zustand
Aufwändig restauriert
Ideal für lange Strecken
Von 1938 bis 1940 wurden nur ca. 3035 V12 als DHC-Version produziert!
Dieser legendäre Klassiker verfügt über einen kraftvollen V12 Benzinmotor mit 4-Gang Schaltgetriebe, Blattfederung und hydraulischer Trommelbremse.
Damals konnten zwei V12 bei dem legendären Rennen von Le Mans den 3. und 4. Platz belegen ( In der 1. und 2. Kategorie).
Damals schon ein Traumwagen ist der Lagonda Drophead heute wohl einer der begehrtesten britischen Grand Tourer seiner Zeit, gerade mit seiner wunderschönen stromlienien förmigen Coupé-Karosserie.
Laut dem Lagonda Club of Great Britan wurde das hier angebotene Fahrzeug an James Scott erstausgelifert - die hintere Stoßstange wurde übrigens optional ausgewählt und ausgestattet.
Der Lagonda blieb bis 1964 in Großbritannien und wurde dann nach Chicago, Illinois exportiert. 1987 kehrte der Wagen nach Großbritannien zurück und wurde dann nach Schweden geliefert. Dort befand sich der Lagonda in einer kleinen privaten Sammlung wo auch einige W.O. Bentleys beheimatet waren.
Später wurde der Wagen von grund auf bei Rhodins Automobil Service in Schweden mit einem Arbeitsaufwand von 6.000 Stunden restauriert und fand seine Fertigstellung 2008.
Seit der Restauration wurde der Wagen in einer beheizten Garage aufbewahrt.
Heute präsentiert sich der Lagonda V12 Drophead in einem hervorragendem Gesamtzustand.
One of only 189 V12s built, under 40 as DHC!
Manual transmission / Manual hood
Engine 4,480 liter V12
Extremely good condition
Elaborately restored
Ideal for long distances
4,480 cc SOHC V-12 engine
four-speed manual transmission
torsion bar independent front suspension
live rear axle with semi-elliptical leaf springs
four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes
Wheelbase: 3,150 mm
A well-known example, documented by the Lagonda Club
One of the great engineering masterpieces of its time
Desirable and beautiful drophead coupe bodywork
Long-term former American and Swedish ownership
Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) Full Classic
Rare is the opportunity for an engineer to express all of his talents with few limitations, but W.O. Bentley was given the chance to do just that when he arrived at British automaker Lagonda in the late 1930s. He put together a V-12 that was composed of Cromidium, Dralumin, steel, aluminium, and phosphor-bronze, and every single component was tested so that it would perform flawlessly under any operating condition. It sat on a chassis that had independent front suspension and four-wheel hydraulic brakes, which greatly improved handling and stopping power.
A Lagonda V-12 with a closed body once covered a distance of 101.5 miles in one hour, which is an impressive figure for the time, and it is even more impressive when one considers that they had to stop and change a flat tyre midway. Two special-bodied V-12s finished 3rd and 4th overall (1st and 2nd in class) at Le Mans. The performance of the Lagonda V-12 astonished the world, and today, it is arguably the most desirable British grand tourer of its era, especially those in the factorys beautiful, streamlined drophead coupé bodywork.
According to the Lagonda Club of Great Britain, the V-12 Drophead Coupé offered here was delivered new to James Scott and Son, of Dundee. It was finished in Gunmetal and fitted with an optional rear bumper. The Lagonda remained in the UK until 1964, at which point it was exported to Chicago, Illinois. By 1976, the V-12 had made its way to the western U.S., under the tenure of Worth Simpson of Craig, Colorado. It returned to the UK sometime thereafter, and in 1987, it was acquired by its current owners fatherfor the sum of £18,000from the former firm of Porters of London. The Lagonda was destined for Sweden with its new custodian, and there it would remain until most recently.
Under its long-term family ownership, the Lagonda was part of a small collection of vintage cars, which included several W.O. Bentleys. The car remained as-acquired for some years, until the owner undertook a restoration with Renoverad hos Rohdins Automobil Service in Sweden, which took some 6,000 hours to complete and was finished in ...
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Vehicle details
Vehicle data
- Make
- Lagonda
- Model series
- LG 45
- Model name
- 4.5 Litre LG 45 V12 DHC
- First registration date
- 08/1939
- Year of manufacture
- 1939
- Mileage (read)
- 45,541 km
- Chassis number
- Not provided
- Engine number
- Not provided
- Gearbox number
- Not provided
- Matching numbers
- Not provided
- Number of owners
- Not provided
Technical details
- Body style
- Convertible
- Power (kW/hp)
- 129/175
- Cubic capacity (cm³)
- 4480
- Cylinders
- 12
- Doors
- 2
- Steering
- Not specified
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Gears
- Not provided
- Transmission
- Rear
- Front brakes
- Not provided
- Rear brakes
- Not provided
- Fuel type
- Petrol
Individual configuration
- Exterior color
- Blue
- Manufacturer color name
- silber/blau
- Interior color
- Black
- Interior material
- Leather
Condition, registration & documentation
- Has Report
- Condition
- Book inspection report
- Registered
- Ready to drive
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