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Classic Cars

1965 Aston Martin DB5 Being Auctioned with No Reserve

It is expected to bring up to £325,000

 
 
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The DB5 was made famous by James Bond

There is a 1965 Aston MartinAston MartinAston MartinUnited Kingdom, 1914 > present62 models
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going up for auction at the Silverstone Classic Sale on July 27 for no reserve.  The right-hand drive car is expected to sell for between £275,000 and £325,000.

The car has just finished an 18-month restoration by Aston Martin specialists. During the restoration, it was converted to run on unleaded fuel. The restorers also repainted the car in Royal Blue metallic and recovered the leather seats. The bumper, engine bay and wheel arches were all re-chromed. The original engine is installed in the car. 

The car was originally ordered in Platinum silver with a black leather interior and delivered in April 1965. Its options included chrome wire wheels, heated rear wing, Motorola radio and power antenna. 

The owner clearly loved the car, and it had covered 46,000 miles by 1968. There was a restoration in 1994 that took the car down to bare metal where the car was then painted in blue

The DB5 captured the UK's imagination in 1964 when it appeared in the James Bond film Goldfinger, and the toy car From Corgi was the best-selling toy that year. 

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Aston MartinAston Martin
DB5DB5
DB5DB5
Engine
Straight 6
Displacement
244 cu in
Top Speed
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Transmission
4, Manual
Maximum power
286 hp @ 5500 rpm
Type
Fixed-head coupé
Fuel
Petrol
Fuel consumption (combined)
--
price
--
annual ownership cost
$ 1.042

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