#24360 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 MK I Saloon For Sale

1955 Aston Martin DB2/4 finished in Burgundy with contrasting Tan hide interior. Undoubtedly one of the best DB2/4’s that we have encountered for many years. This car was purchased by the current owner through Four Ashes Garage in January 2010 and at the time was in the process of being rebuilt for a previous owner. ...

General Information: Brand: Aston Martin Type: DB2/4 Mileage: 56,639 miles Price: On request Mille Miglia Eligible: Yes History The Aston Martin DB2/4 is a grand tourer and was produced by Aston Martin from 1953 until 1957. Car description This Aston Martin DB2/4 participated in the 1954 Mille Miglia ...

This 1957 Aston Martin DB2/4 LHD is a matching numbers example perfectly suitable for easy restoration. Red with black interior. Don't miss this opportunity for only  $249,500  

Aston Martin DB2/4 MK I 3.0 l. LHD - 1955 Many Feltham Aston Martins (DB2, DB2/4 and DB MK III) crossed my classic car path, but this particular DB 2/4 MKI is one from the/my heart. The reason for that is simple: - We bought this Aston Martin as a wreck, - happy that it was a rare original LHD model, - with matching ...

The first Aston Martin saloon to receive the now instantly recognisable Aston Martin grill aperture and the last of the "Feltham" Aston Martin's, the DB Mark III was also the first Aston mentioned in Ian Fleming's James Bond series of books. With coachwork by Tickford, hand formed in aluminium over a well-developed ...

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1954 | COLOUR: Grey | INTERIOR TRIM: Blue / Grey Connolly Leather | PRICE: POA WE ARE DELIGHTED TO OFFER FROM A PRIVATE COLLECTION, THIS EXCEPTIONAL AND COLLECTABLE ORIGINAL UNRESTORED ASTON MARTIN DB2/4 SPORTS SALOON RHD. PRESERVED WITH ONE FAMILY OWNERSHIP. MODEL HISTORY & PRODUCTION The ...

Ultimate Gentleman’s Sports Car: 1959 Aston Martin DB Mk III Factory Left-Hand Drive with Matching Numbers: One of Only 551 Produced This 1959 Aston Martin DB MK III is a stunning matching numbers car and a very strong driver just out of 25 year ownership. Retaining its original color combination of Desert White ...

This fabulous Aston is one of only 5 „X“- (for Experimental) designated cars made in developing the DB2/4 model. X4 was completed on the 22nd November 1952 and on the 2nd January 1953 it was delivered to the Aston agent Tice & Son Ltd. According to the build-sheet the Aston was originally painted in deep black ...

A copy of the original build record for the car shows that Aston martin Agents, Tice & Sons Ltd, sold AM300/1109 to a Miss H Stokes of Severn Stoke near Worcester in June 1956. Clearly designed to accommodate a tall driver, the build sheet notes that the driver was lowered by 1 inch. Strangely enough, during the restoration ...

Stunning 1958 Aston Martin DB2/4 MKIII with Matching Numbers: 1 of Just 83 DB2/4 MKIII’s Built in Left-Hand Drive Only 83 DB2/4 MKIII’s were built in left hand drive configuration, so it’s not only a spectacularly beautiful car, but an exceedingly rare and collectible one as well. Green with tan leather interior ...

A rare opportunity to restore a 1954 Aston Martin DB 2/4 Mark I 3-litre sports saloon to your exact specification. Arriving at DM Historics in Orient Blue with Beige interior. this soon to be stunning example was one of the first 451 DB 2/4 Mark off the production line. Delivered new to France in right-hand drive, the ...

A very special Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk2 Tickford Coupé. When new, the first owner drove this rare example away in London England on the 17th April 1957. This owner was also one of the very early Aston Martin Owners Club members. The Mk2, introduced in October 1955, superseded the DB2/4. It differed from its predecessor ...

1952 Aston Martin DB2 Le Mans Lightweight finished in Aston Racing green with beautiful original dark green leather and tartan bucket seats. This car is very well known in Aston circles as it is extremely close in specification to the Aston Martin Team cars that competed at Le Mans in the 1950’s. It has been extensively ...

1953 ASTON MARTIN DB2 SALOON According to a copy of the original Aston Martin build record, this 1953 DB2 Saloon was ordered new via PX & International Motors by Captain Philip Hamilton of Middlesex, England, a serviceman in the US Air Force. It was delivered to its first owner in March 1953, finished in elegant Moonbeam ...