1935 Aston Martin MKII Long Chassis

Unveiled at the 1934 Motor show, the Aston Martin Mark II was, in effect, an improved Le Mans model. The 1.5-liter engine was tuned to produce 73 bhp, and the chassis was made stiffer to improve road holding. Two chassis lengths were available on the Mark II - a long form for saloons, tourers and drophead coupes, and a short form for 2 and 2/4 seater sports cars.

This is a rare example of a 2/4 seat tourer built on a long chassis. Two distinctive features of the Mark II are the thermostatically controlled radiator shutters and the cycle type front wings which turn with the steering.