April 2001 AutoInc. Cover Lagonda has been called “The poor man's Bentley,” but the company still built some of the finest sports cars to come out of Great Britain. This 1938 LG6 Drophead Coupe - the British name for a convertible coupe - belongs to Al McEwan and, true to its heritage, has been driven thousands of trouble-free miles. It is seen here at Harrison Hot Springs in Canada during a two-week driving tour in 1998. The LG6 has a 127-inch wheelbase, right-hand drive, and is powered by a 4.5 liter, overhead valve, six-cylinder engine that develops incredible torque. The seats are covered with the finest grade of English leather and the instruments are displayed on a burled walnut panel. © Bud Juneau Photography

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