This car, chassis DBVC3625R, is one of only 140 DB6 Volante produced between 1966 and 1969 and therefore very rare (compared to a total 1300 Coupé’s produced during the same period).

The car was sold in 1967 to its first owner in Surrey by HW Motors in Walton on Thames. 8 years later, in 1975 it was then purchased by an enthusiast from Melbourne, Australia.

In the late eighties the car returned to the UK where it was nut and bolt restored by a serious Aston Martin collector who wanted this car to be absolutely perfect.

The (documented) restoration took nearly 15 years and the car was again back on the road in 2001. It has only be driven 700 Miles and kept in a completely dry and spotless garage until sold to the current Swiss owner in October 2009.

The new and current owner, a well known Swiss collector, has had various modifications made in Switzerland to enjoy better driving characteristics.

The car was converted from right- to left-and drive and a 4-speed ZF Automatic gearbox was fitted (the original right-hand drive dashboard as well as the 3-speed Borg-Warner gearbox comes with the car).

Swiss registration papers