Peter Sellers Aston DB4 GT . . . .
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Doesn't say in the feature when Sellers sold it, but it has had 'various' owners and once spent 15 years in New Zealand; and yes, the car is to be auctioned by Sothebys on 5th September. A second DB4 GT was also used in the filming for some of the 'high speed shots' - this was registered 40 MT; all according to Octane of course . . .
restoman said:
Doesn't say in the feature when Sellers sold it, but it has had 'various' owners and once spent 15 years in New Zealand; and yes, the car is to be auctioned by Sothebys on 5th September. A second DB4 GT was also used in the filming for some of the 'high speed shots' - this was registered 40 MT; all according to Octane of course . . .
40 MT still exists as well.How it looked in the mid-1980's
And how it looked about 5 years ago after being turned into yet another 'fake racer'
a8hex said:
Well beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I prefer the front with the bumper on, that lower air intake just looks wrong otherwise.
Yes I agree with you too. A few blokes have said to me "Take the bumpers off!" (with ref my TR6) but I think it looks a lot better with them on.Gassing Station | Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff