A very nice example of Weymann fabric bodywork, this Lagonda 16/80 saloon looks to be a fairly recent restoration. It is extremely tidy throughout; it’s grey and black livery is complimented by a grey leather interior and matching carpets. The dashboard comprises a black oval instrument panel set in a nice varnish wood surround, exhibiting only minimal flaws. The engine compartment is well detailed.

Although possessed with the flexibility that Weymann bodies are blessed with, the car is structurally sound, and all the doors operate well. The side-mount spare leaves the boot lid free to drop to a picnic position, and the car has a central spot-driving lamp ahead of the grille. It carries a British registration of FG8787, a 1933 issue from the County of Fife in Scotland, probably original to the car.

Et meget fint eksempel på Weymann stof karrosseri, denne Lagonda 16/80 saloon ser ud til at være en temmelig nylig restaurering. Den er meget nydelig overalt, dens grå og sorte bemaling komplimenteres af det grå læderinteriør og matchende tæpper. Instrumentbrættet omfatter et sort oval instrumentpanel omgivet af pænt lakeret træ, og fremstår med kun minimale fejl. Motorrummet er i god stand.

Selvom bilen har den fleksibilitet, som Weymann-designs er velsignet med, er bilen strukturelt i meget god stand, og alle døre fungerer godt. Det sidemonterede reservehjul tillader bagklappen at åbne i en picnic-position, og bilen har en køre- spotlygte foran centralt på gitteret. Den bærer den britiske registrering FG8787, udstedt i 1933 i Country of Fife i Skotland, formentlig originalt for bilen.