1970 Aston Martin DBS 5 SPEED MANUAL 4 0 L Engine

1970 ASTON MARTIN DBSCLEAN TITLE IN HANDTHE ODOMETER SHOWS 31,555 MILESONE OF APPROXIMATELY 802 SIX-CYLINDER DBS MODELS BUILT IN TOTAL, LEFT-HAND DRIVE, 5-SPEED MANUAL GEARBOX SPECIFICATION FURTHER DISTINGUISH IT AS ONE OF JUST 130THE HAND-FORMED ALUMINUM BODYWORK IS FULL OF WONDERFUL CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN DETAILS, INCLUDING DUAL FUEL FILLER DOORS BENEATH THE REAR WINDOW, EARLY STYLE C-PILLAR LOUVERS, A PRONOUNCED, VENTED POWER DOME HOOD, AND A DISTINCT BOX-LIKE STRUCTURE FROM WHICH TWIN EXHAUST PIPES SPROUT BENEATH THE SLIM, POLISHED REAR BUMPER.THE CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH ASTON ENGINE DESIGN LEGEND TADEK MAREK'S 4.0L STRAIGHT-SIX, IN THIS FORM RATED AT 286 HP AND 282 LB-FT OF TORQUE. THIS ALL-ALUMINUM ALLOY TWIN-CAM UNIT DEBUTED UNDER THE HOOD OF THE DBR2 AT THE 1957 24 HOURS OF LE MANS, AND WOULD EVENTUALLY GO ON TO POWER FOUR GENERATIONS OF ASTON MARTIN ROAD CARS.5 SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION SHIFTS GREAT THROUGH ALL THE GEARSTHE GREEN LEATHER INTERIOR APPEARS TO BE OF THE CORRECT FACTORY TYPE AND PATTERNING, AND SUITS THE BIG, FAST GT QUITE NICELYDBS RIDE QUALITY AND HANDLING WAS MUCH IMPROVED OVER THE DB6