https://mathewsons.co.uk/auctions/aucti ... cles/14524
Hi Guys,
Is this a LA10 rebodied as a Ladaulette?
Adone
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Lanchester Landaulette Circa 1930
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Simon Hyslop
Re: Lanchester Landaulette Circa 1930
It's either an 18 or a 15/18 - the experts will know, but not a 10. 1932 ?
Re: Lanchester Landaulette Circa 1930
Hello, It’s a 1933/4 Lanchester 18. Not one I have come across before so I have added it to my list. I’ve asked the auctioneer if they would be kind enough to let me have the chassis number. I’ve not come across a Mulliners car with that body style and wonder if it has been converted at some point. What do others think. Ranald
Re: Lanchester Landaulette Circa 1930
Actually, I've discovered the Lanchester 18 was available in a landaulette. The sales brochure lists the 'Four Window Saloon' at £595. This body had dummy pram irons. For an extra £40 it could be provided with a head which folds back from the rear door pillar; while at an extra cost of £25 a partition could be supplied behind the driver.
The jury is still out on whether this car started life in the standard saloon form or whether it has always been a landaulette. Any thoughts?
Regards, Ranald
The jury is still out on whether this car started life in the standard saloon form or whether it has always been a landaulette. Any thoughts?
Regards, Ranald
Re: Lanchester Landaulette Circa 1930
Hi guys,
Asking price £ 2,500 but NO SALE.
Regards, Adone
Asking price £ 2,500 but NO SALE.
Regards, Adone