Some thoughts on this model
The 1971 Aston Martin DBS V8 perfectly encapsulates the idea of "Britishness" through its blend of tradition, innovation, and elegance, delivering a driving experience that is as much about character as it is about capability.
I absolutely love these and have very fortunately owned a couple of later V8's but never an early DBS. Evidently there's lots of shared DNA but it's the design simplicity of these earlier cars that is so appealing; no massive scoops and arches here, nor huge tyres, just simply Towns' design in its original nakedness!
This superb example was originally ordered & delivered new in October 1971, they wisely chose the more desirable manual specification. Happily it still remains a matching numbers along with its original ZF 5 speed manual box and registration number .
Further more it remains as built in its attractive original colour of ‘Azzurro Blue’....a full bare metal repaint was carried out in December 2018 by Andy Coxhead of the renowned 355 Ltd.
This formed part of a larger more extensive restoration that the car received between 2018-2021 which is properly documented in the history file along with detailed and eye-watering expenditure!
Evidently there's a huge amount of information to impart, the history file certainly reassures one, giving as it does an enormous amount of detail. As hopefully the photographs demonstrate, the car stands up to scrutiny and is presented in superb condition.
It would be a pleasure to answer any questions you might have. However, to really appreciate this Aston Martin, it needs to be seen “in the flesh”, so do please call me directly on +44(0)1737 844999 to arrange a viewing.
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Bringing our rich history to life by meticulously rebuilding limited edition Classic Jaguars including the iconic Lightweight E‑type.