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SRD	Oct 24, 2014 2:27 pm
Subject: 1955 Lagonda 3.0 dhc for sale prices moving upwards A very fine looking Lagonda 3.0 dhc is currently for sale, or should I say under offer, at a price of £130,000. Yes, you read correctly, suggesting a possibly higher initial asking price with Desmond Smail, who sell some wonderful cars. I knew of a fine example sold earlier in the year for £100,000. This example with rebuilt engine/transmission, fresh paint, mechanicals all overhauled and the dash-board typically restored. The interior is very much patinated and the car looks very good indeed, delightful judging from the pictures available. The car is LB/290/1/92. http://www.djsmail.co.uk/sales-cars/product/astonmartinlagonda3litremk2drophead/#mb[shop]/9/ Being a serial addict of these cars, the trend is clearly mirroring AML prices overall, but typically Feltham AM cars are hard to guestimate on price especially at auction. I note a new total of 3.0 mk2 cars made, now 36, this seem to change by the week... Am awaiting all production data to double check against my data-base, before creating some decent graphs and hopefully better figures if this is possible. Simon

SRD

Oct 24, 2014 2:27 pm

Subject: 1955 Lagonda 3.0 dhc for sale prices moving upwards

A very fine looking Lagonda 3.0 dhc is currently for sale, or should I say under offer, at a price of £130,000. Yes, you read correctly, suggesting a possibly higher initial asking price with Desmond Smail, who sell some wonderful cars.

I knew of a fine example sold earlier in the year for £100,000.

This example with rebuilt engine/transmission, fresh paint, mechanicals all overhauled and the dash-board typically restored.

The interior is very much patinated and the car looks very good indeed, delightful judging from the pictures available.

The car is LB/290/1/92.

http://www.djsmail.co.uk/sales-cars/product/astonmartinlagonda3litremk2drophead/#mb[shop]/9/

Being a serial addict of these cars, the trend is clearly mirroring AML prices overall, but typically Feltham AM cars are hard to guestimate on price especially at auction.

I note a new total of 3.0 mk2 cars made, now 36, this seem to change by the week... Am awaiting all production data to double check against my data-base, before creating some decent graphs and hopefully better figures if this is possible.

Simon