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£140,714 (Est: £162,209 - £179,283)

1934 Aston Martin 1½-Litre Mark II Short-chassis Tourer

Belgium • 12 Oct 2025

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1934 Aston Martin 1½-Litre Mark II Short-chassis Tourer is a highly desirable, matching-numbers example with a rich history, including extensive AMOC involvement and ownership in Australia. While showing some signs of age, it has been well-maintained and mechanically refurbished, making it ideal for classic car events.

Condition

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The car is described as being in very good condition mechanically, running smoothly and powerfully, and handling well. Cosmetically, it has a charming patina and shows some minor signs of usage, which is expected for a car over 90 years old. This suggests it's not in pristine condition but is well-maintained with some wear.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

E4/434/S

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

BLU 417

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

• Ex UK Registration no.

'BLU 417' • Very desirable short-chassis model • Matching numbers • Well known to the AMOC • Extensive mechanical refurbishment • Registered in Belgium Introduced in January 1934 and built until December 1935, the Mark II version of Aston Martin's 1½-Litre model boasted a stronger chassis with relocated Hartford friction dampers for an improved ride, while the engine received a counter-balanced crankshaft.

Short- and long-wheelbase versions were built.

The lovely example offered here is a highly desirable and very original short-chassis Mark II from 1934.

This car is presented in very good condition mechanically, runs smoothly and powerfully, and is said to handle very well.

In short: it is a really pleasurable drive for lovers of pre-war cars.

Finished in black with red leather interior, this Aston Martin has a charming patina and shows some minor signs of usage; as the French say, the car remains 'dans son jus', showing the kind of ageing that one would...