File:Lagonda 2-6litre DHC front.jpg
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| Description | In 1948 David Brown bought the struggling Lagonda company and acquired with it the beautiful Walter Owen Bentley-designed 2.6litre 6-cylinder engine which powered this car (and became the basis of Aston Martin DB2-4 engines). |
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| Author | Redsimon |
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