1986 Aston Martin Lagonda Series III, the rarest of the wedge-shaped series, one of only 70 or so made in 1986/ 87.
This example was fully restored between 2008 and 2014 with a no-expense spared philosophy in mind to include a full gearbox rebuild, new wire harness, electronic dash and much more and of course a high-quality bare-metal respray. 5, 000 miles since. The restoration is documented in a large file and receipts for well over 100K are supplied with the vehicle making this example a very serious Concours contender at the next AMOC Concours d'Etat. As a matter of fact and unsurprisingly, it has now twice won its Class at the AMOC Concours in 2022 & 2023.
More recently the aircon system was refurbished and the engine ECU's replaced at a cost of nearly £13, 000, the water pump and steering pump were refurbished and the suspension gaiters replaced.
Needless to say, this wedge is on the button and being fuel-injected, it is relatively quick developing a very honourable 320 bhp and benefits from an MOT with no advisories.
This example is fitted with some rare Tickford features such as TV and VHS, colour-coded bumpers and BBS wheels, making this example still looking as modern as it did 35 years ago.
If you are in the market for a William Towns V8 Lagonda, this rare Series 3 is one to consider as they very rarely come to market, especially in RHD form. This example is ready for its next custodian to enjoy or to add to his collection.
Hagerty writes : "The very best cars with full provenance and complete records are absolutely the ones to buy, as deferred maintenance and general neglect will likely make for more headache than enjoyment"... food for thought !
Viewings by prior appointment only in Smarden, Kent.
We have 11 other similar cars available, both RHD and LHD and many other Aston Martin, Bentley and Rolls Royce motorcars.
P/ X may be considered and finance can be arranged as well as shipping (worldwide).