Need help identifying an Aston & Ferrari?

[athorby]

Hi guys,
I popped into the local Aston Martin Dealership a couple of weeks ago and poked my head into the service centre.
I noticed a classic Ferrari on the left and what looks like a Aston V8 Estate on the right. Can anyone confirm what cars these are?







Thanks for looking

Cheers

Edited by athorby on Thursday 3rd January 21:04

[alsaautomotive]

The Ferry is a 330 GTS, can't help with the modern though

[MitchT]

My search indicates that the Ferrari is a 275GTS. Here's a nice video. But if I search for a 330GTS I get pics of an identical car, so either they're both very similar cars or one of us has uncovered inaccurate information!
The Aston Martin looks very much like a Vantage Shooting Brake, but not exactly!

Edited by MitchT on Thursday 3rd January 22:13

[Mosi]

Looks like an AM Virage Shooting Brake to me.

Go to Google images and type in Aston Martin Shooting Brake

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://ww...

[Murph7355]

MitchT said:

...275GTS. ...330GTS ...

They look very similar from the rear. Think there are subtle changes at the very front, but the cars are very alike except in engine capacity.

The others definitely a Virage Shooting Brake.

Interesting selection of cars there.

Edited by Murph7355 on Thursday 3rd January 22:42

[sneijder]

I've often heard of AM raiding the parts bin, but one of the tailgate struts is off Fred Flintstones car

[tim the pool man]

MitchT said:

...Shooting Brake...

Murph7355 said:

...Shooting Brake.

Mosi said:

Shooting Brake...

What sense does the term "shooting brake" make? I thought we had established on another thread that it was actually "shooting break"?

[Murph7355]

tim the pool man said:

...I thought we had established on another thread that it was actually "shooting break"?

Who's "we"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shooting-brake

6 of one, half a dozen of the other as we agreed the other day downt' pub.

[Vario-Rob]

That looks suspiciously like the workshop at Stratton Motor Company, an absolute must for those with a taste in the rare, obscure and the downright bizarre!

Absolute ‘Top Spotted’ with the AM Shooting Break, I have had the pleasure of seeing the Aston Martin Bulldog in that very workshop, fantastic!!!