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Lanchester Fourteen LA14
Daimler introduced the LA14 in 1936 giving it a new 1527cc 6-cylinder engine fitted into a chassis derived from the Lanchester Eleven. A new six cylinder 1527cc ohv engine was given to the LA14. In the tradition of Lanchester it was also given a fluid flywheel and Wilson preselector gearbox. Daimler also launched a very similar E20 model but this had a larger engine. In October 1937 the Roadrider 2 replaced the Roadrider, now with independent front suspension and the engine enlarged to 1809cc. The Series II had much curvier bodywork and would be replaced by the new Lanchester Fourteen/Leda in 1950.
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Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937 - grille
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Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937. A new 1527cc 6-cylinder engine powered the Lanchester Fourteen
 Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937 front
Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937. Lanchester launched a new Fourteen in 1936 with a new 1,527cc 6-cylinder egine rated at 14hp. The engine was given a fluid flywheel and Wilson preselector gearbox. Unusual suspension gave the Fourteen its name of 'Roadrider'. The Daimler E20 was very similar but with different suspension and engine.
 Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937 rear
Lanchester LA14 Roadrider 1937. Lanchester launched a new Fourteen in 1936 with a new 1,527cc 6-cylinder egine rated at 14hp. The name 'roadrider' was coined in respect of its suspension system. The Roadrider used the the body and chassis of the Lanchester Eleven. A new more curvy body was given in late 1937.
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