Description
For sale: 1936 Lagonda LG45 DHC The ex-Alain Good of the Monte Carlo Rally Highlights: Registration: EU registered Chassis number: 12214 Engine number: 12214 Original number plate: FPG 56 Historical significance: Driven by Lagonda Motors director Alain Good in the 1938 Monte Carlo Rally, it finished second in class after starting in Athens and crossing Europe in wintry conditions.
Technical data: Engine: Factory-fitted 4500cc Meadows 6-cylinder engine Power: Approximately 185bhp Transmission: Lagonda 4-speed gearbox Condition of car: Exceptional; capable of driving easily on modern motorways Description: This exceptional 1936 Lagonda LG45 DHC was driven by Alain Good: This exceptional 1936 Lagonda LG45 DHC was driven by Alain Good, then owner and CEO of Lagonda Motors, in the 1938 Monte Carlo Rally. This classic car is not just a collector's item; it is a testament to the robust engineering and timeless design that defined an era. Under the bonnet, a meticulously rebuilt 4, 500 cm3 Meadows 6-cylinder engine delivers impressive power.
Featuring a counterweighted steel crankshaft, steel connecting rods, forged pistons and an upgraded camshaft, the engine guarantees powerful, reliable performance.
The vehicle features a chassis designed in collaboration with the legendary W. O. Bentley, offering a driving experience that combines period charm with modern capabilities. Equipped with a Girling rod braking system and large, efficient drums, this Lagonda ensures safety and control. The suspension, with half-elliptic springs and friction dampers with hydraulic levers, provides a smooth, composed ride, even by today's standards. This car is for discerning collectors who appreciate both historical significance and technical excellence. Whether on modern roads or on display in a collection, the 1936 Lagonda LG45 DHC is a symbol of timeless elegance and robust performance. Contact: For more details or to arrange a visit, please contact us: Telephone: +32 (0)3 353 333 DHC +32 (0)3 353 33 31 Mail: using the button below
