Selling A 1977 Aston Martin V8

 

Thinking about selling a 1977 Aston Martin V8? To overcome the loss of power of the 1976 cars due to emission standards getting stricter, Aston Martin made a number of modifications to the V8 engine. The new unit was named Stage 1 and featured new camshafts. A new exhaust (actually developed for the Vantage engine) was also implemented to improve the engine’s breathing. These updates restored the power output to a more respectable 305hp. The Stage I engine vehicles were sometimes referred to as V8 S. The V8 is a very contemporary body style, featuring design cues such as a squared off front grille, single headlamps (compared to the 4 headlamps of the first models), and a bigger bonnet scoop to adjust for the Weber carburetors, which took up more space than the initial fuel injection system. Some updates were also made to the interior trim and a new fuel tank was designed to save luggage space. Connect today with Alex Manos and his team of classic Aston Martin experts to get more information on the 1977 Aston Martin V8.

 

1977 Aston Martin V8 Seller’s Guide

From its launch in 1969 to the end of its production, the Aston Martin V8 encountered a number of obstacles. The engineers had to tweak the V8’s specifications in order to adapt to stricter and stricter emission standards, which altered the performances of the engine. The production was interrupted for different periods of time between 1974 and 1976, due to financial issues. These models were all hand-built, which made them all special and unique. If you’re looking to sell a particular example of a 1977 Aston Martin V8, it is recommended to have it inspected by a professional, to evaluate its value accurately. As a seller, you’ll want to make this process as smooth as possible. Be sure to have as much documentation as you can regarding the car’s history – no matter the car’s condition. This can give buyers the confidence they need to move forward with the purchase.

Please feel free to give a call to the specialists of the Alex Manos team at anytime, should you have any questions about the sale of your 1977 Aston Martin V8. The experts would be delighted to hear from you and to share their knowledge of classic Aston Martin vehicles. Learn more by connecting with their team today!

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