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1935 Lagonda M35R
United Kingdom • 14 May 2024
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AI Listing Summary
This 1935 Lagonda M35R, chassis Z11270, boasts a 3619cc engine and manual gearbox. Originally a saloon, it was expertly re-bodied as a T9 Tourer in the 1980s and has been meticulously maintained, with recent work including £15K spent in 2018 alone. The red paintwork and interior are in very fine order.

Condition
8
The car is described as being in excellent condition, with the bodywork being hugely impressive and almost free from any dinks, dents, bangs, crumples, creases, ripples or folds of any significance. The red leather seats, front and back, are in very fine order. There are a couple of small scuffs and the odd spot of rubbed-away paint here and there on the bodywork around the bonnet closures, and a scuff on the bottom rear of the n/s/r wing.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
Z11270
Odometer:
32,522 miles
Reg Number:
WS 5888
RHD/LHD:
RHD
This is one of an estimated 65 3½-litre cars built.
It was originally bodied as a saloon and expertly fitted with replica T9 Tourer coachwork by Don Hoggard in the early 1980s.
The Lagonda club records indicate that this car, which originally had Silent Travel Pillarless saloon coachwork, was supplied on 12 December 1934 through, it is believed, dealers Burton and Tweedy.
It was first registered on 14th September 1935.
Its original number plate (retained today) was a WS plate, the prefix issued in Edinburgh/Leith.
The club’s next record of the car is in November 1955 when it was in Musselburgh, 6 miles from Edinburgh.
In 1975 it was recorded as being in Beverley Yorkshire, and then in Clitheroe, Lancashire.
In 1996 it was acquired by a gentlemen in Penzance, Cornwall.
After purportedly changing hands, the Lagonda was acquired by an owner in County Wicklow, Republic of Ireland in 2009.
After that, the car was part of an extensive family-owned collection of, principally, Bentley...
Points of note
£26,624
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£67,417
Median Price (Since 2020)
£105,588
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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