Aston Martin DB4 series 4
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I have finally taken the plunge on a DB4 series 4 that has been following me around for the past few months. I tried to resist her advances, but... Just look!
60k miles, unrestored, factory electric windows and overdrive.
Am tempted to change the paint for Aston Racing Green or the Almond Green that was on the cover of Octane a few months ago. Undecided. Original paint was black. Should probably just get in and drive and see how we get on first...
Abroad for another 3 weeks so will be torture waiting to get back to the UK and pick her up...



60k miles, unrestored, factory electric windows and overdrive.
Am tempted to change the paint for Aston Racing Green or the Almond Green that was on the cover of Octane a few months ago. Undecided. Original paint was black. Should probably just get in and drive and see how we get on first...
Abroad for another 3 weeks so will be torture waiting to get back to the UK and pick her up...

Ooooof!!
Just delicious, and judging by the photos the colour really suits it. I can't help thinking that BRG would be a little obvious on an Aston, much like Rosso Corsa on a Ferrari. I really like the patina on the seats too, it looks nicely used rather than concours and sterile.
Your 'Garage' is full of goodies too, you have great taste
Just delicious, and judging by the photos the colour really suits it. I can't help thinking that BRG would be a little obvious on an Aston, much like Rosso Corsa on a Ferrari. I really like the patina on the seats too, it looks nicely used rather than concours and sterile.
Your 'Garage' is full of goodies too, you have great taste
Rouleur said:
Ooooof!!
Just delicious, and judging by the photos the colour really suits it. I can't help thinking that BRG would be a little obvious on an Aston, much like Rosso Corsa on a Ferrari. I really like the patina on the seats too, it looks nicely used rather than concours and sterile.
Your 'Garage' is full of goodies too, you have great taste
Yep never seen an 8C in the flesh let alone find out somebody owns one!Just delicious, and judging by the photos the colour really suits it. I can't help thinking that BRG would be a little obvious on an Aston, much like Rosso Corsa on a Ferrari. I really like the patina on the seats too, it looks nicely used rather than concours and sterile.
Your 'Garage' is full of goodies too, you have great taste
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