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So, why buy a Lanchester L. D. 10? |
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The Lanchester
L.D. 10 looks great
of course! But when I first bought my car, my
choice was based on quite a bit of research into
finding an affordable, reliable, practical and comfortable
classic car with good road-holding and a
reasonable supply of spares. The L. D. 10 ticked
enough boxes to make the decision
straightforward and a couple of years ago I
became the fortunate owner of a 1951 Barker
bodied coach built saloon. An added advantage
being that the later Barker cars had aluminium
bodywork and are therefore less prone to corrosion than
the earlier Briggs steel bodied cars. Owners of the cars are also fortunate in having a superb dedicated website which can be reached by clicking on the club logo at the bottom left hand corner of this page. I hope that my Web Pages here will give an impression of what it is like to own one of these great old cars and will provide new and prospective owners with some easy to follow basic information about routine maintenance and repairs. |
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Click on this logo to go to the
Official L. D. 10 Club Website
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“I am an amateur
‘owner
enthusiast’
and have
produced
this
site for
my own
and your
entertainment.
So
please
don’t
expect
100%
accuracy
and seek
professional
advice
before
carrying
out any
work to
your
car. I
think ‘Lanchester’
is
currently
a
registered
trademark
of Tata
Motors.”
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