Aston Martin DB4 has antiques valuation of up to £140k
The motor has an antiques valuation of between £120,000 and £140,000.
An Aston Martin DB4 could fetch up to £140,000 at auction if an antiques valuation comes true.
The motor is set to go under the hammer at an Histories of Brook lands sale on December 4th and has had just four owners in nearly 50 years.
This may encourage car fans to bid for the vehicle, which has 72,000 miles on the clock and "represents a rare opportunity to acquire an original and unmolested example of a car that epitomizes sporting sophistication", according to the auctioneers.
In addition, the company noted it was the world's first production car capable of 0-100 mph in less than 30 seconds, while it could also manage 0-60 mph in nine seconds.
This comes after the Aston Martin DB5 used in James Bond films Gold finger and Thunder ball sold for £2.6 million after going up for auction at the Battersea Evolution in London, although it previously had an antiques valuation of more than £3 million.
Posted by Keith Leicester