Aston Martin DB6 Vantage Mk2

This is one of only 71 DB6 Mk2 Vantage models built, the last iteration of Aston Martin's long-running DB6. It is a manual car, finished in its original factory colour of Burnt Almond, which the page says only a handful of Mk2 Vantages wore.

Chassis 4325/R was delivered through H.W. Motors of Walton-on-Thames and guaranteed by the factory in May 1971. Its first owner was Colin St. John Wilson, the Cambridge lecturer and architect behind the British Library, who kept it for more than a decade. It was repainted in 1984 and sold at auction in December 1990 with 22,000 miles recorded.

After several changes of hands and a spell in dry storage in the 2000s, the car went to R.S. Williams for restoration. The work included an engine-out rebuild to 4.7-litre specification, an interior retrim and a comprehensive mechanical inspection. No current mileage is stated.