This 1952 Aston Martin DB2 is one of approximately 300 saloons manufactured during three years of production and was delivered new in Leeds, UK, on March 4, 1952, before being upgraded by the factory to Vantage specification a year later.

In 1955, chassis LML/50/95 was fitted with a factory-replacement 2,580cc Vantage inline-six that was rebuilt during a 1980 mechanical refresh by Aston Service Dorset.

The car was acquired in 1985 by an owner in Somerset who commissioned a multi-year refurbishment that included a repaint in the original shade of Steel Dust and a re-trim of the interior in the factory combination of gray Connolly leather with burgundy accents.

Additional features include a David Brown four-speed manual transmission, twin SU carburetors, four-wheel hydraulic drum brakes, and chromed 16” wire wheels.

This right-hand-drive DB2 was purchased and imported to the US by its current owner in 2015 and is now offered on dealer consignment with copies of its factory build she...