Supplied by the Stratton Motor Company in June 1996, this Litchfield Black Aston Martin Virage Volante’s colour scheme is completed by a black roof and a grey hide interior.

In a story that will be familiar to many of us, the seller bought it during lockdown in 2020 with the intention of using it as his daily driver.

However, he quickly found that he wasn’t using it as much as he thought, so popped it into storage in his garage.

This lack of use explains the gap in the MoT history, but then given he’s also got access to three other Aston Martins, one of which is a DB6, that this one went onto the backburner becomes more understandable.

Despite investing some hefty sums while he’s had it, ‘N504 JNG’ would still benefit from some more TLC if it’s to its considerable promise.

It is, therefore, being offered with a very reasonable reserve, a reserve that’s low enough that it may well be accessible to enthusiasts who thought the Virage Volante had appreciated out of reach.

Given the n...