Selling A 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupe

 

Manufactured from 1957 to 1959, the Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupe is one of the most sought-after and equally attractive DB Mark III models in the classic car market today. Available as a Drophead Coupe Convertible and Fixed-Head Coupe, the DB Mark III was sleek, powerful and elegant – commanding attention whether moving or standing still. It is popular with both classic car collectors and Aston Martin enthusiasts for these reasons, but also because it was the last of the convertibles to be offered by Aston Martin during their Feltham-era of production. Boasting coachwork by Tickford, the DB Mark III Drophead Coupe would see just 84 examples manufactured. The majority of these examples would offer the standard 2.9L DBA engine with twin SU carburetors and 162hp, while there were two very lucky owners who purchased Drophead Coupe DB Mark III examples with the powerful 195hp Special Series engine with triple Weber carburetors. No matter what the condition or location of your particular 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupe, if you’re thinking about selling, the Alex Manos team wants to talk to you!

 

1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupe Seller’s Guide

Based in Los Angeles, the Alex Manos team specializes in the purchase and sale of American and European classic cars of all makes, models and conditions – including the 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III Drophead Coupe. They have gathered various model-specific Seller’s Tips throughout this website and welcome you to contact them with any questions you may have. Designed with you in mind, they hope this website will make your sale as smooth and successful as possible. Perhaps the most important Seller’s Tip for the 1959 DB Mark III Drophead Coupe they can offer is to ensure that you can authenticate your particular model for buyers who may need it. This is most easily achieved by matching engine and chassis numbers to historic production records or by obtaining a Certificate of Authenticity. While rather generic, this is one of the biggest hurdles that buyers will want overcome before moving forward with any purchase. As such, it is also a great idea to have any documentation regarding the car’s history, maintenance and repair, and/or restoration available. Further, because many of your interested parties will come via the Internet, be sure to have current photos you can send to prospective buyers.

 

To learn more about your sales options or to discuss the current value of your 1959 Aston Martin DB Mark III in today’s market, the Alex Manos team welcomes you to contact them today. They are always interested in learning more about classics that are becoming available and, should your model fit in their collection, would be happy to make you a top dollar offer on the spot. Connect today to learn more!

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