Fitted with the supercharged 3.2-litre straight-six that offers 330bhp and 369lb-ft of torque, ‘P400 TKH’ comes with a run of MoT certificates that verify the 38,700 miles recorded on the odometer.

Finished in Buckingham Green with a Parchment hide interior, it also benefits from a recent £12,000 recommissioning service by Riedling & Mouser plus other four-figure work later in the year by George Edward, an independent DB7 specialist.

Running beautifully, it’s only being offered for sale because the seller has unexpectedly lost four of his garage spaces and isn’t prepared to put them into storage: “I’d only be worrying about them, and it doesn’t do them any good anyway.” As a result, both this and the Stornoway Silver DB7 GTA we’re also offering have to go, so they’re being offered with no reserve and will be considered sold after the very first bid has been placed.

The Buckingham Green coachwork, an interesting twist on the ubiquitous British Racing Green, looks terrific with a heal...