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tel: 631-425-1555Autosport Designs, Inc. | Exotic, Vintage, and Classic Car Sales
203 West Hills Road
Huntington Station NY, 11746
Fiesta Red with Black leather interior, Black carpeting and Black convertible top, 4.0 liter 6-cylinder, Factory 5-speed ZF transmission, Original colors, Matching numbers, Original RHD, One of only 123 convertibles produced.
Originally delivered to the home market, this DB5C was delivered on April 24, 1964 through Aston Martin agent C. Williams to its first owner, J.A.L. Mould, Esq., of Warwickshire, UK, as recorded on its factory build sheet. The DB5 Convertible would be registered on plate number '236 GDA' which it still carriers today.
Well known in the AMOC UK circles, always cared for, but never completely restored, it has always been cared for with the intention to keep as original as possible, but maintained as needed. The body is straight with excellent panel fit, it received a respray in 1995. The original interior is patinated as only original, properly cared for leather can be. It has recently been part of several extensive collection, it has always been maintained when and where need to remain in excellent condition and ready for immediate use at all times. This DB5C has accumulated a documented 90,000 from new. It is rare to find a proper original condition Aston that has been cared for in this fashion and still not in need of total restoration.
This DB5 Convertible is best described as superb original car that has aged lightly from new. It represents one of the most rare and sought after models of the Aston Martin marque.
Fiesta Red with Black leather interior, Black carpeting and Black convertible top, 4.0 liter 6-cylinder, Factory 5-speed ZF transmission, Original colors, Matching numbers, Original RHD, One of only 123 convertibles produced.
Originally delivered to the home market, this DB5C was delivered on April 24, 1964 through Aston Martin agent C. Williams to its first owner, J.A.L. Mould, Esq., of Warwickshire, UK, as recorded on its factory build sheet. The DB5 Convertible would be registered on plate number '236 GDA' which it still carriers today.
Well known in the AMOC UK circles, always cared for, but never completely restored, it has always been cared for with the intention to keep as original as possible, but maintained as needed. The body is straight with excellent panel fit, it received a respray in 1995. The original interior is patinated as only original, properly cared for leather can be. It has recently been part of several extensive collection, it has always been maintained when and where need to remain in excellent condition and ready for immediate use at all times. This DB5C has accumulated a documented 90,000 from new. It is rare to find a proper original condition Aston that has been cared for in this fashion and still not in need of total restoration.
This DB5 Convertible is best described as superb original car that has aged lightly from new. It represents one of the most rare and sought after models of the Aston Martin marque.