Over on the Jalopnik, I told you about a Porsche 944 that had an LS1 dropped under its hood-

We got all nice pricy or crack pipy over this, and right now the consensus seems to be that fifteen large is pretty fair dinkum for that frankenporsche. It also seems that the Chevy 350 isn’t generally monogamous and has found its way under the hoods of a few other European exchange students as well.
Not only did that German lassie succumb to the charms of Chevy’s muscular push-rods, but so did this British babe from the Thatcher era.

Yes sir, that’s a pimped out ’82 Lagonda that’s also had the Chevy’s hand up its skirt. On top of losing three camshafts, the engine replacement means that you can no longer pop the hood and check the little brass plaque to see who it was that built your motor. Of course the added horsepower and reliability may make up for that, but is that more important than this car’s reputation and honor?
It’s a little disconcerting to drag the draw bridge-big hood open and see the Corvette flags and script where you’d normally find hammered gray cam covers and oil leaks, but it’s even more odd to slip behind the wheel and see, not TV screens, but sweeper dials from a Vette. That’s like getting your baby-daddy’s name tattooed as a tramp stamp.

There’s still plenty of TVs in the car, including one at crotch level on the passenger side that seems a little oddly placed. There’s also more remote controls than behind Bill Gates sofa cushions.

What does this besmirched beauty cost, you might ask? Well, right now the seller is asking $46,000 for sloppy seconds the opportunity to bring her home and restore her honor.
Check out the Chicago Craigslist ad for a lot more shots, and keep those Chevys away from your daughters!
Hat tip to Tollberg for the link.