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AM300/3/1781 delivered on 02.02.1959 by Brooklands Motors to Mr. William Knott of Parkstone, Dorset and registered 9021 BP. Together both are the stars in the film "Caravan Man" (1959) available on Yo

LML/50/10 was registered in May 4th 1950 as VMF 37 in the name of David Brown Tractors Ltd and subsequently in the name of David Brown Tractors (Engineering) Ltd, and in October 1952 in the name of Da

Aston Martin DB MKIII, chassis number AM/300/3/1464, Reg. UXW 387, is a right-hand drive model from 28/03/1958. The Mark III was the final evolution of the DB2 Series using the Bentley/Watson Lagonda

I bought this car in GB a few years ago and have done a lot of work to it inside and out. It was in a good condition but now is almost like new again. It is a lot of fun driving with this great car th

I did buy this car in 2015 in the Netherlands. Before it was a few years in Germany. A nicely restored car. 1959 300/3/1397 ,motor DBA1035.

The DB Mark III is renowned for introducing the now iconic Aston Martin grille shape, echoed in the instrument binnacle, as penned by famed designer Tarek Marek. Within only 551 made, this 1958 saloon

My uncle, Hon. Franklin R. Taft purchased this MkII at a junkyard auction for $10.00 in 1965. It was a recovered theft, and a tree had fallen on it. The car is believed to have been David Brown's Wes

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CAR AS OF TO DAY February 2021 Chassis Number AM300/3/1550 R.H.D. * Engine Number DBA/1171 * Gearbox Number DBLCW/0/104 * Rear Axle Number B58-441, 3,77:1 * Body Type Saloon * Bod

I acquired this car in 2013, the same year that AML celebrated its 100th anniversary. One of only 102 Drophead Coupe's built, it was bodied by Mulliner (No855) and originally delivered to California.

1957 Aston Martin DB Mk III AM300/3/1380 Although originally dispatched to California, the rest of this car’s early history is unknown. Until acquired by its current owner in 2005, the car was not lis

This is the third chapter of my DB crusade. Purchased by me three years ago in Holland, XVC as it became, was originally supplied new to South Africa and having just two owners there. Many years late

This 1959 DB MkIII is shown with a 1957 DB 2/4 MkII, which both have been in the family since the 1960's. The MkIII was purchased in 1964 for $2,500.00, and was a daily driver by my dad, Russell P. T

I bought this car in 2005 in Switzerland where it was owned for a long time to the Swiss representative of Aston Martin. It is a very rare car only 5 models of this fixed head coupe were built. The ca