One of only 84 Mk III Drophead Coupés ever built Left-hand drive and delivered new to a Mr Cook of Long Island, New York in October 1957 The Build Certificate confirms that it was Desert White with Red Leather from new and that it's still fitted with its original engine According to the AMOC records this was the first Mk III DHC to be completed.

There are three chassis numbers ahead of this one ( 1391,1392 and 1402) but this car was apparently finished before those Indicating 37,698 miles, which could well be correct given its history and periods of storage An element of recommissioning will be required following some time off the road The Aston is accompanied by its Assured Provenance Certificate and Inspection Document from Aston Works On a NOVA.

Very rare car and an exciting opportunity to join a rather exclusive club The DB 2/4 Mk III (normally known as the Mk III, even at the time of its introduction) was the final evolution of the Feltham-built David Brown Astons and was the fa...