LOT 96 P
1966 Aston Martin DB6 4.2-Litre Sports Saloon Registration no. NYB 939E Chassis no. DB6/2726/R
Sold for £146,250 inc. premium
Lot 96P
1966 Aston Martin DB6 4.2-Litre Sports Saloon Registration no. NYB 939E Chassis no. DB6/2726/R
1966 Aston Martin DB6 4.2-Litre Sports Saloon
Registration no. NYB 939E
Chassis no. DB6/2726/R
Registration no. NYB 939E
Chassis no. DB6/2726/R
Odometer Reading: 83,702
MoT Expiry: n/a
*Extensively restored in the mid-1990s
*Four-speed ZF automatic transmission and power steering
*Pleasing colour combination
This privately owned DB6 was extensively restored in the mid-1990s and today comes to market in generally very good condition. Its bodywork is very tidy and the paintwork is reasonable, but showing stone chips around the headlights, front panel and to the bonnet. There is also evidence of some touching in. Brightwork appears good. The interior – grey seats and door cards with dark blue carpeting – is in generally good order but the driver's seat does show some signs of wear. In 2005 the engine was rebuilt to 4.2-Litre unleaded specification, a year later the original three-speed automatic gearbox was replaced with a most desirable ZF four-speed unit by specialist Graham Whitehouse. Most recently the car has been regularly maintained by specialists Aston Service Dorset and Wren Classics these bills for c.£20,000 are available.
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MoT Expiry: n/a
*Extensively restored in the mid-1990s
*Four-speed ZF automatic transmission and power steering
*Pleasing colour combination
This privately owned DB6 was extensively restored in the mid-1990s and today comes to market in generally very good condition. Its bodywork is very tidy and the paintwork is reasonable, but showing stone chips around the headlights, front panel and to the bonnet. There is also evidence of some touching in. Brightwork appears good. The interior – grey seats and door cards with dark blue carpeting – is in generally good order but the driver's seat does show some signs of wear. In 2005 the engine was rebuilt to 4.2-Litre unleaded specification, a year later the original three-speed automatic gearbox was replaced with a most desirable ZF four-speed unit by specialist Graham Whitehouse. Most recently the car has been regularly maintained by specialists Aston Service Dorset and Wren Classics these bills for c.£20,000 are available.
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Saleroom notices
Please note a correct age related registration no. SPR 111D on a retention certificate is to be included in the sale of this Lot.
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| P | Owned by a private individual |
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