A unique example of the DB2 rebodied in 1961 by Spanish coachbuilder Serra Boasts period national-level competition history, including several class victories An intriguing part of Aston Martin history suitable for a complete restoration Just 98 examples of the convertible DB2 rolled out of the Feltham factory gates between 1950 and 1953, of which only 23 were built in right-hand drive.

Chassis LML/50/34 is rarer still, courtesy of the unique bodywork applied in the 1960s by Spanish coachbuilder, Serra.

Per an accompanying copy of the guarantee form, this car was delivered to the J Black & Co dealership of Liverpool in February 1951 finished in Maroon over Beige hide.

Being one of the earliest DB2s built, it featured a very rare ‘washboard’ three part grille.

The Drophead Coupé enjoyed early competitive use, scoring class wins in that year’s Waterloo and DMC Speed Trials, plus events at Turnberry, Croft, and Gamston—the latter three achieved with 24 Hours of Le Mans participant and...