Advert says Lanchester 15 Sport
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Lanchester-Li ... Sw3pFZ0Tos
This must be rare and is a mulliners body looks the same as the Daimler 15 broken for parts in the past weeks, would be a shame to see this go the same way to the greedy breaker.
The Daimler was said to have been the only known one in the DM.
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Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
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Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
The body style looks to me more like an earlier year Daimler sports saloon: unless, of course, forum members can correct me.
The 1937 Lanchester Sports Saloon had the same body style as my 1937 Daimler 15 sports saloon - I've seen a couple of pictures but never seen one in the flesh.
The 1937 Lanchester Sports Saloon had the same body style as my 1937 Daimler 15 sports saloon - I've seen a couple of pictures but never seen one in the flesh.
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Norfolk Lad
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Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
Looks to have sold £1800 would think considering no head a good price, let us hope it returns to the road and has found a good home.
Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
Just to improve my English's level, what means the sentence : "...would think considering no head a good price" ?
Thanks !
Thanks !
Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
The cylinder head is missing, so I suppose he means that it's a good price without the head.
Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
Too subtle for me !! But thank you John for the translation 
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Norfolk Lad
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Re: Lanchester 15 Sport 1937
This was added at a latter date it would seem it is a Daimler 15 Sport 1934
After some superb assistance from a member of the Daimler and Lanchester owners Club it would appear that I have put 2 and 2 together and come up with 22 and not 4.
From all the evidence it seems that this is actually a Daimler - the owner has a number of cars scattered about and I picked out the (wrong) document that said white and Black and in conjunction with 'Google images 'came to the conclusion it was a Lanchester.
Its not, and its my fault for not checking further.
It is : A 'Daimler' Registered on 16 4 1934 the logbook says 'Sports', Historic vehicle', 1939cc Petrol, " 2 axle rigid body', Chassis number is 375** and engine number 711**, and it was green !
The V5C document is up to date and the car has been in the family since 1995
But is still minus a cylinder head or Head sorry to Culbu its my Norfolk roots
After some superb assistance from a member of the Daimler and Lanchester owners Club it would appear that I have put 2 and 2 together and come up with 22 and not 4.
From all the evidence it seems that this is actually a Daimler - the owner has a number of cars scattered about and I picked out the (wrong) document that said white and Black and in conjunction with 'Google images 'came to the conclusion it was a Lanchester.
Its not, and its my fault for not checking further.
It is : A 'Daimler' Registered on 16 4 1934 the logbook says 'Sports', Historic vehicle', 1939cc Petrol, " 2 axle rigid body', Chassis number is 375** and engine number 711**, and it was green !
The V5C document is up to date and the car has been in the family since 1995
But is still minus a cylinder head or Head sorry to Culbu its my Norfolk roots