1960 Aston Martin DB4 FastBack Coupe

First unveiled at the 1958 Paris Motor Show, the Aston Martin DB4 is a very traditional English grand touring car. With ample room and ample power, it is wrapped in a discreet, yet sporting body by Carrozzeria Touring of Milan.

The construction of the car consists of a superleggera tubular-frame chassis under an all-aluminum, hand-beaten body, and fitted with a state-of-the-art 3.7 liter double overhead cam straight-six engine producing 240 horsepower. The DB4 has the performance credentials to match its sporting good looks.

In 1960, concerns about overheating gave rise to the Series II, which sported improvements such as a larger oil sump, larger front disc brakes, and chrome surrounds for aerodynamic purposes around the passenger windows.

With just four owners from new, this Series II DB4 has recently completed an extensive three-year total restoration. It is painted in the correct Oystershell over a cream interior and has many hard-to-find items. This includes the fitted luggage and an original Motorola radio. This fine example is one of the finest in existence and it has recently won awards in several major national concours events.