*One of only three survivors from ten built *Extensive competition history *Le Mans support race winner *Checked by Prodrive Aston Martin and in full working order *Eligible to race in the British Endurance Championship and Dunlop 24 Hour Race Having attained the ultimate accolade for a sports car manufacturer by winning the Le Mans 2-Hour race, a feat achieved in 1959 with the DBR1, Aston Martin has returned to international endurance racing with a series of cars for the production-based 'GT' categories, commencing with the DBR9 GT1 in 2005.

Intended for customer use in both FIA and ACO races, the GT2 version of the V8 Vantage coupé was introduced in 2007.

The GT2 retained the road-going Vantage's aluminium chassis/body structure with the addition of a FIA-specification tubular steel roll cage, while the body panels were made of carbon fibre with the exception of the roof, which remained aluminium.

Much attention was paid to refining the GT2's aerodynamics for racing, including equ...