1953 Aston Martin DB2

1953 Aston Martin DB2 Vantage Saloon Left-Hand Drive 4-Speed Presented here is this 1953 Aston Martin DB2 Vantage Saloon Left-Hand Drive 4-Speed, finished in silver over a rich red interior. As one of Aston Martins most significant early postwar grand touring models, the DB2 Vantage combines handcrafted British craftsmanship with sporting performance, making it one of the marques most sought-after classics.Highlights:- Left-Hand Drive Example- Exterior Color: Silver- Interior Color: Red- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Inline-6 Engine- SU Dual Carburetors- Four-Wheel Drum Brakes- Quad-Tip Exhaust Outlet Setup- Chrome Bumpers- Dual Split Windshield- Interior Wood Trim- Smiths Instrumentation- 16-Inch Wire Wheels- Jack and Spare Tire Included- British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate (Digital Copy Included)Power comes from an inline-6 engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and fed by SU dual carburetors. Additional equipment includes Smiths instrumentation, a 3-spoke steering wheel, four-wheel drum brakes, a quad-tip exhaust outlet setup, chrome trim, a period-style front bumper with a British registration plate, and the distinctive dual split windshield with rubber gasket trim.Riding on 16-inch multi-spoke knock-off wire wheels wrapped in Dunlop Road Speed RSS tires, this DB2 Vantage retains the timeless appearance expected from one of Britains most celebrated sports saloons. A jack and spare tire are also included. Inside, the cabin features rich interior wood trim, manual-crank windows, and a padded luggage platform/shelf behind the front seats, blending period elegance with grand touring practicality. A fascinating fact about the Aston Martin DB2 Vantage is that its high-performance engine was developed from the same W.O. Bentley-designed Lagonda twin-cam engine that helped shape Aston Martins racing success during the early 1950s, including the foundation for the cars that would later achieve victory at Le Mans. This example will benefit from cosmetic refurbishment to bring it back to its original splendor, though it can also be enjoyed in its present condition while improvements are made over time.A rare and highly desirable left-hand-drive example, this Aston Martin DB2 Vantage represents an important chapter in British automotive history, presenting an excellent opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike while remaining mechanically sound. For $189,950