1 of 83 LHD units built, 2 Owner Example, Numbers Matching, Original Body Panels

1958 Aston Martin DB 2/4 MKIII Description:

Get ready to experience a true British motoring classic with this stunning 1958 Aston Martin DB2/4 MKIII! This incredibly rare car is just one of 83 DB2/4 MKIII's ever built in the left-hand drive configuration. Laying the foundation for the iconic DB2/4 Marl1 and DB2/4 MkII models, this car was fitted with an advanced 2.6-liter twin cam inline-6 designed by W.O. Bentley - originally created for Lagonda and later acquired when David Brown purchased Lagonda, forming the legendary Aston Martin Lagonda pairing. Featuring the optional high-compression 165hp engine, further mechanical and cosmetic refinements, and a reshaped front grille to mimic the successful DB3S race car, this car is a true testament to Aston Martin's illustrious history. Delivered new in 1958 by the Aston Martin dealership in Pasadena, CA, this car was then sold by its first owner in 1983. Under its second ownership of more than 39 years, this car underwent a complete mechanical restoration in 2007 totaling more than $85,000 and still retains its original numbers-matching drivetrain, all original body panels, interior, and glass. The paintwork shows signs of age through cracking and blemishes while the interior and glass are extremely nice. Inspiring and technical all at once, this car is a must-have for any collector.