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Aston Martin DB6 1967

General description : This beautiful Aston Martin DB6 is currently undergoing the re-fit stage of restoration and will be completed to a very high standard.
Make/Model: Aston Martin DB6 Saloon
Car/Chassis Number: DB6/2962/R
Engine Number: 400/2961
Body Number: Not recorded
Specification: RHD, Home Market
Colour: Mink (exterior) Dark Blue (Trim)
Date Of Build: 21 September 1966
Date Of Despatch: 31 March 1966
Destination (Dealer): Plough Motors (Stroud Valley) Limited
Other Numbers (where recorded): Gearbox 10240, Rear Axle Number F66/145, Key FS.888, FS.918
Details Of Factory Fitted Equipment: Automatic Gearbox, Power Assisted Steering, Chrome Roadwheels, Heated Rear Window, Three Eared Centre Locking Hub Nuts, Limited Slip Differential, Powered Aerial, SU HD8 Carburettors
Other Information: Rear Axle Ratio: 3.54-1. The registration mark KDF 400E (quoted by you) was issued in Gloucestershire.
Date Of Issue: 21 August 2009
Upgrades being fitted during body off restoration –
Electronic Power Steering (tbc)
Wider Chrome Wire Wheels
Rolled Arches (to clear the above – subtley executed)
Big Brake Kit
T5 Gearbox (5 speed manual)

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1967 Aston Martin DB6 is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Stansted by Hilton Moss for Not priced.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Aston Martin Model : DB6 Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1967 Location : Stansted

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About Aston Martin DB6
The Aston Martin DB6 is often considered the ultimate evolution of the DB4/DB5 series and is highly regarded for its design, performance, and refinement. While some may argue that the DB6 is a larger and heavier sibling to its predecessors, it is important to note that the DB6 introduced significant improvements and enhancements. Here are some key aspects of the DB6 that showcase its significance:

1. Design: The DB6 retained the elegant and timeless design language of its predecessors but introduced subtle changes to enhance aerodynamics and improve passenger comfort. It featured a longer wheelbase, improved headroom, and a more refined silhouette. The Kamm tail design at the rear helped reduce aerodynamic lift and improve stability at high speeds.

2. Performance: The DB6 featured an upgraded engine with increased displacement, resulting in improved performance compared to the DB5. It was available with a 4.0-liter inline-six engine, producing around 282 horsepower. Additionally, the DB6 offered a choice between a ZF 5-speed manual transmission or a Borg-Warner automatic transmission.

3. Refinement and Comfort: The DB6 introduced several comfort and convenience features, including improved seating and increased legroom for rear passengers. It also featured power-assisted steering as standard, enhancing the driving experience.

4. Production: The DB6 was produced between 1965 and 1970. The exact production numbers for the DB6 vary based on body style and specific model variants. However, it is estimated that around 1,786 DB6 units were built, making it a relatively rare and exclusive model.

5. Cultural Significance: The DB6's cultural context is significant as it represented the pinnacle of Aston Martin's grand touring cars in the 1960s. Its association with the James Bond film franchise further solidified its iconic status. The DB6 made appearances in movies such as "Thunderball" and "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," further elevating its profile and desirability among enthusiasts.

While the DB6 may be larger and heavier compared to its predecessors, it offered improved performance, increased refinement, and enhanced comfort. Its classic design, technological advancements, and cultural significance have ensured its place as one of the most desirable and collectible Aston Martin models in automotive history.