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Yet another saloon appears, this one much better than the majority of hulks and wrecks of late. This has been well cared for and restored, but the owner says it still needs more work, as all classic cars do.
The car in a two-tone paint finish which does make the car look more attractive, but the saloons do seem to be an acquired taste.
Had a ride in a very nice 2.6 litre saloon in the lake district, but what a world of difference between this car and a 1955 3.0 litre saloon.See :
Asking price is 25k.
This seems slightly out of the normal saloon range. but no doubt a very nice car ?
This car is now being offered at H & H in April.
See the following link:
Estimate: (?) 15,000 – 18,000
Reg Number: OPG 471
Chassis Number: LAG50/127
Engine Number: LB6A/50/160
Body Colour: Midnight Blue / Ivory
Trim Colour: Ivory / Blue
It will be interesing to see what this saloon makes, given the amount of time and considerable expense which has been spent over the years.
Someone got an excellent buy with this car, which had been a fully restored back in the 1990’s at great expense.
The car sold with buyers premium for only ?15,904.
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