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1955' Aston Martin Db2/4
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NegotiablePublished 26 July 2023ID: nnMVJV
Expired
1 year, 4 months ago
1 year, 4 months ago
Information from the owner
Age: 68 years
Seller's comments about 1955' Aston Martin Db2/4
- One of only 125 built DB2/ 4 MKI with the wanted 3-liter engine
- Mille Miglia participant / FIVA car passport on hand
- Completely restored
- Engine optimized from 140 hp to 180 hp
Vehicle history:
This Aston Martin DB2/ 4 Mark I was first registered on 02. 05. 1955 by its first owner K. C. Jeavons in Martons, Great Britain. The original vehicle registration document from England is on hand. Until the year 2000 the car had 6 further owners. In September 2000 the AM DB2/ 4 was bought by Dieter Crone from Erkrath, Germany. In the same year the car was bought by its current owner. In 2002 this Aston Martin participated in the Mille Miglia in Italy. A FIVA Identity Card is on hand. From 2002-2007, the owner had a very extensive restoration of the car done by a specialist store at a cost of over 206, 427 Euros. In 2010 a new ignition system was installed. The vehicle has been regularly serviced and treated with great care since the completion of the restoration. The current value appraisal from February 2023 confirms this with a condition grade of 1-. The car also received a power upgrade from 140 hp to 180 hp. The Weber carburetor system was perfectly adjusted by the specialist workshop Viktor Günter in Cologne, Germany. Fast, beautiful and well-maintained - all of this fully applies to this Aston Martin DB2/ 4 MKI.
- Mille Miglia participant / FIVA car passport on hand
- Completely restored
- Engine optimized from 140 hp to 180 hp
Vehicle history:
This Aston Martin DB2/ 4 Mark I was first registered on 02. 05. 1955 by its first owner K. C. Jeavons in Martons, Great Britain. The original vehicle registration document from England is on hand. Until the year 2000 the car had 6 further owners. In September 2000 the AM DB2/ 4 was bought by Dieter Crone from Erkrath, Germany. In the same year the car was bought by its current owner. In 2002 this Aston Martin participated in the Mille Miglia in Italy. A FIVA Identity Card is on hand. From 2002-2007, the owner had a very extensive restoration of the car done by a specialist store at a cost of over 206, 427 Euros. In 2010 a new ignition system was installed. The vehicle has been regularly serviced and treated with great care since the completion of the restoration. The current value appraisal from February 2023 confirms this with a condition grade of 1-. The car also received a power upgrade from 140 hp to 180 hp. The Weber carburetor system was perfectly adjusted by the specialist workshop Viktor Günter in Cologne, Germany. Fast, beautiful and well-maintained - all of this fully applies to this Aston Martin DB2/ 4 MKI.
