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1966 Aston Martin DB6
United Kingdom • 24 Jun 2026 • Lot 5109
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AI Listing Summary
This 1966 Aston Martin DB6 presents in a desirable Silver Birch with black leather interior, featuring a recently retro-fitted ZF manual gearbox. Extensive restoration work totaling over £152,000 has been completed by renowned specialists, addressing bodywork, paint, interior, and mechanicals, with a recent £32,000 service in May 2025.
While mechanically sound and handling impressively, the engine runs a little roughly when cold, suggesting a minor tune-up may be beneficial. Cosmetically, the car is in excellent condition following restoration, with only very minor imperfections noted.
Condition
8
The car has undergone a comprehensive restoration with over £152,000 spent. The paintwork is described as 'really very impressive' and 'presents more or less faultlessly'. While there are a few very minor cosmetic imperfections noted, such as slight discolouration on one wing and a small circular depression in the paint, the overall condition, including chrome, wheels, and interior retrimming, is excellent. Mechanical components have also been restored and refurbished, with recent significant expenditure.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
DB62604RN
Odometer:
50,720 miles
Reg Number:
GVU891D
RHD/LHD:
RHD
We first encountered this car when it came to us as part of an overseas collection in 2023.
The car had been in the collection since 2007, at which time the mileage was recorded as being 49,305 on an MoT certificate.
Then, the car was red, had an automatic gearbox and came with very little by way of history.
Today, it is silver, with a manual gearbox and, thanks to some investigative work by the vendor, AML and AMOC, we know rather more about its interesting past.
This Aston Martin DB6 was first dispatched to the United States and allocated the chassis number DB6/2604/LN.
According to AML records, 2604 was one of thirty DB6 saloons returned to the UK between May and August 1967 in order to satisfy increasing demand from British buyers.
Of those thirty cars, thirteen were converted by Aston Martin to right hand drive specification, with the chassis suffix amended to an ‘R’ to denote the revised steering configuration.
Chassis 2604 was subsequently sold to its first UK owner by La...
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£36,043
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£172,500
Median Price (Since 2020)
£272,200
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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