Aston Martin DB6 Vantage

This 1967 DB6 Vantage is a right-hand-drive, manual car with the Vantage-specification engine, one of the more desirable versions of Aston Martin's Newport Pagnell grand tourer. It was built in Oystershell with a red Connolly hide interior and left the factory with chrome wire wheels, a heated rear screen and a power aerial. Air conditioning was fitted soon after delivery, when the car went back to the factory.

Its first owner was Prince Nicholas von Preussen, and the car was registered on his 21st birthday. In 2013 it was sold by Desmond J Smail, and the new owner commissioned a complete restoration. That covered body and chassis work by Body Lines, an engine rebuild to run on unleaded fuel at 4.2-litre specification, a repaint in Cumberland Grey and a full retrim in red by a former factory trimmer who had also trimmed it when new.

The page quotes 1,400 miles, with around 1,000 covered since the restoration. It is described as matching numbers and comes with a documented restoration file.