Aston Martin DB7 conversion to the DB4 GT Zagato
Aston Martin DB7 conversion to the DB4 GT Zagato
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markCSC

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2,987 posts

244 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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I saw and advert in Classic Car magazine for a DB4 Zagato replica based on a DB7
The company is called Evanta (they did the Airfix DBR1 http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=23&...

Anyway I thought I share this as it looks fabulous to me and a great way on turning a DB7 into a stunning, unique car.

http://evanta.co.uk





Oh and no connection with the company etc

The Nur

9,168 posts

214 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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The front end looks a little bit like it was designed by Pixar, but it might just be the angle of the second picture.

Soovy

35,829 posts

300 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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WANT!

RicksAlfas

14,519 posts

273 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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The Nur said:
The front end looks a little bit like it was designed by Pixar, but it might just be the angle of the second picture.
hehe
It is a bit Finn McMissile isn't it?

It needs a narrower track I think. Here's a (very famous) original:

vixen1700

29,013 posts

299 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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Doesn't really have the right proportions at all in this picture.

LaurasOtherHalf

21,429 posts

225 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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robnokia

105 posts

199 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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How much would something like that cost?

DonkeyApple

69,785 posts

198 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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They won't sell it for less than an Eagle Etype so I'd hazard 250k ballpark.

For which you could get a real DB4 which makes it an interesting judgement call if it is built well like the Eagle product.

DonkeyApple

69,785 posts

198 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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Wierdly, I wouldn't want one based on a db7 either. Paying a lot of money for a load of irritating electrical issues. It would make more sense to buy one of their full creations?

FourWheelDrift

92,284 posts

313 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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Give Fiskens a ring to find out how much the real thing is - http://www.fiskens.com/pages/showroom/model.aspx?p...

smile

LotusOmega375D

9,340 posts

182 months

Wednesday 19th September 2012
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I've been following the development of this during the past few months. The finished article looks ridiculous: they must be rather embarrassed to have got the proportions so wrong after all the work that went into it. I'd rather have the original DB7 to be honest. 2/10 from me.

markCSC

Original Poster:

2,987 posts

244 months

Thursday 20th September 2012
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LotusOmega375D said:
I've been following the development of this during the past few months. The finished article looks ridiculous: they must be rather embarrassed to have got the proportions so wrong after all the work that went into it. I'd rather have the original DB7 to be honest. 2/10 from me.
To be fair they do offer a scratch built spaceframe version if you want a acurate replica. The DB7 route would probably be a fair bit cheaper and give you 90% of the looks. No idea how much they would cost though.


Just found that the car sold for €142,940 in May,
http://www.coys.co.uk/past-auctions.php?auctionID=...

BarbaricAvatar

1,417 posts

177 months

Thursday 20th September 2012
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Pretty-ish. But not worth ruining a DB7 for in my opinion.

And the DB7's better looking anyway (pre-vantage lights).