2005 Aston Martin DB9 Coupe Manual
2005 Aston Martin DB9 Coupe Manual
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chappy996

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9 posts

240 months

rod bond

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1 month

Thursday
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Hi
Can you advise what work was carried out at last service?
What age are the tyres?
Does it have a car cover and battery conditioner,
Are there any areas of rust on the bodywork?
Has it ever been painted?

chappy996

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9 posts

240 months

Thursday
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I'm away at the moment, but once home I'll scan the service invoice for you. The tyres are 2019. It has an indoor cover and battery conditioner. The bodywork is aluminium - so no rust. It has all original paintwork

Best regards Steve

chappy996

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Saturday
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The July 2025 invoice from Chilton Aston does not give a service procedure breakdown beyond new door struts, wiper blades and driver's door end cap re-fitted. The job total was £1463.74. I believe the service element was paid with a warranty contribution of £1059.16 - hence the lack of service details on the customer invoice copy.

I hope that helps

Lefty

20,745 posts

230 months

Yesterday (09:21)
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Oooof that is lovely

chappy996

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240 months

Yesterday (10:22)
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Thanks Lefty - it'll be at the Pistonheads Annual Service next Saturday.

Lefty

20,745 posts

230 months

Yesterday (10:24)
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If I wasn’t up to my nuts in a TVR project I’d be all over that, perfect spec in my book

CHRISATHERTON1

1 posts

20 months

Yesterday (11:23)
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Why are you selling it after 4 months ownership?!

chappy996

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240 months

Yesterday (11:27)
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It's a beautiful car that I bought on impulse. I'm really a Porsche guy and I now have the opportunity to buy a Peridot Green Cayman R with manual box and bucket seats - that is my dream!! So I now need both the room and the finance. There is really nothing wrong with this car - I'm just a very impulsive buyer and change cars regularly - it's a hobby and hobbies cost money......

Lightning6

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Yesterday (19:54)
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Has the clutch been replaced


chappy996

Original Poster:

9 posts

240 months

Yesterday (21:21)
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No invoices to suggest it has, but still plenty of bite - no signs of significant wear yet.