Aston Martin One-77 Registry
Discussion
Some of you may know that I am truly obsessed by the One-77, (at time of writing I've been lucky enough to see 8 different ones now --ETA: 16 now!). Because of that I've been working on a registry of all known cars here:
http://www.astonone-77.com
At time of writing there are 40 of the 77 + Development cars currently shown in the registry and probably this is the vast majority of the cars that have been produced. I am aware of 2 other cars although do not have images to add or information I can make public at this stage.
The aim of this thread is to post up any information you may have on any other cars, or any One-77s as and when they are spotted around the world in an effort to grow the registry and enjoy what is in my opinion the most beautiful car to have ever been created.
(Disclaimer: the page is completely non-profit)
http://www.astonone-77.com
At time of writing there are 40 of the 77 + Development cars currently shown in the registry and probably this is the vast majority of the cars that have been produced. I am aware of 2 other cars although do not have images to add or information I can make public at this stage.
The aim of this thread is to post up any information you may have on any other cars, or any One-77s as and when they are spotted around the world in an effort to grow the registry and enjoy what is in my opinion the most beautiful car to have ever been created.
(Disclaimer: the page is completely non-profit)
Edited by Shmee on Thursday 6th September 13:11
Jockman said:
Shmee - how do you keep track of the production numbers ?
As you know they are not made in numerical order, with each customer able to pick their own 'lucky' production number so to speak.
Easy, the VIN number ends 177xx, where the xx represents the car number - although they do not need to be made in that order as you say. The development cars all end 107xx.As you know they are not made in numerical order, with each customer able to pick their own 'lucky' production number so to speak.
The cars do have a plaque on the sills that says the number too although this is harder to see of course!
Dalto123 said:
Didnt Alex Mollik recently spot one in Paris? Though I saw that on his Facebook page
He did indeed (although his surname isn't Smolik - he's a good friend of mine but just has that on YouTube), that is car number 44 and went straight in - he knew me well enough to send me a photo of the VIN as soon as he saw the car!
Shmee said:
Anubis said:
There is one in the Aston Park Lane showroom - near the Dorchester.
There is indeed, car #65, my 8th I've personally seen.
At the moment there is also another car at Stratstone on the A40 also, this one:
Another one has been seen in London, interestingly also a RHD car and I suspect the tally of RHD's is more like 3-4 total but just 2 out of the 41 that I've managed to add to the registry. http://www.astonone-77.com
Here's the new one, great plate!
Here's the new one, great plate!
Shmee said:
Dalto123 said:
Didnt Alex Mollik recently spot one in Paris? Though I saw that on his Facebook page
He did indeed (although his surname isn't Smolik - he's a good friend of mine but just has that on YouTube), that is car number 44 and went straight in - he knew me well enough to send me a photo of the VIN as soon as he saw the car!
Shmee said:
Zod said:
That one is likely to suffer in resale value - no chance of selling it to any Chinese-speaking country.
What do you mean? (Apologies if I've missed something obvious)Lots of hotels and other buildings don't have a fourth floor or any rooms with a four in the number.
Zod said:
The number "four" is considered to be bad luck, because it sounds like the word for "death".
Lots of hotels and other buildings don't have a fourth floor or any rooms with a four in the number.
I had no idea, but then yes I guess #44 isn't likely to be very popular in that market!Lots of hotels and other buildings don't have a fourth floor or any rooms with a four in the number.
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