Selling A 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III

 

Considered the first true postwar Aston Martin production car, the iconic Aston Martin DB2 would see several variants throughout production, which was started in May 1950. The most refined and ultimate variant was the Aston Martin DB Mark III, which would launch to the public in March 1956 as the successor to the DB2/4 Mk II. It would be produced until July 1959, when the Aston Martin DB4 succeeded it. As powerful as it was graceful, the DB Mark III would boast a Tadek Marek-redesigned Lagonda engine – the same engine that had been used throughout the DB2 lineup. Output was increased to 162hp, although an optional twin exhaust and several additional upgrades would give the car 178hp as a factory option. The addition of front disc brakes would also become standard for the DB Mark III, but the first 100 DB Mark III models would miss this upgrade. In later years, many of these 100 models were updated with the brakes. On the exterior, the most notable change was the revised grille opening, which was quite similar to the DB3S racecar of the era. A new instrument panel was also quite distinctive, and moved the gauges from the center of the dash to directly in front of the driver. In total, little more than 550 examples of the DB Mark III were produced, the majority of which were in Coupe form. A Drophead Coupe Convertible example was also offered.

 

1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Seller’s Guide

The 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III and the rest of the DB Mark III line was the last of the Aston Martins to be produced at the manufacturer’s Feltham factory. As such, they are greatly loved by classic car collectors and Aston Martin enthusiasts alike. Whether you’ve recently inherited an Aston Martin DB Mark III that’s been sitting in a barn for decades or have painstakingly restored one from top-to-bottom, the Alex Manos team understands the importance these classics can have to their owners. With that being said, their Los Angeles classic car dealership loves to learn more about potential classics being offered for sale, and is known for purchasing classics of all makes, models and conditions for top dollar on the spot. Their team makes the sale of your classic car as smooth and successful as possible, and will work with you to ensure that your experience is nothing short of exceptional. When you’re ready to explore the value of your 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III in today’s classic car market, connect with their team today. They are just a phone call away and look forward to learning more about your DB Mark III.

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