1958 Aston Martin Mk III DBB Engine
WITHOUT RESERVATION
- French registration
- Chassis: AM 300/3/1453
- Engine: DB/B/1122
- One of 8 coupés produced with the 195 hp DBB engine
- Special bodywork
- Over 100,000 euros in invoices
- Original French

Introduced in 1957, the DB2/4 Mk III was the ultimate evolution in the DB2 line, combining the mechanical improvements perfected by Tadek Marek with styling that already foreshadowed the future DB4.

Produced in limited numbers, it is one of Aston Martin's most emblematic models, symbolizing a successful balance between elegance and performance.
It was also at the wheel of a Mk III that Robert Bourrely took part in the Tour de France Automobile in 1958 and 1959, the benchmark event in European motor sport.

His entries underline the model's endurance and competitiveness in the face of particularly tough competition.

Produced on March 27, 1958, this Aston Martin DB2/4 Mk III was delivered, according to the production sheet, on May 14 of the ...