
Aston Martin DB Series
DBS_ORIG - DBS (Original)
£47,000 – £53,000
Estimate range
Bidding starts 3 Oct at 11:00
Auction Date
Saturday, 3 October 2026
Starts at 11:00
Estimate
£47,000 - £53,000
Location
United Kingdom
Auction Venue
Barons MPC South (Southampton)
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Auction: The MPC South October 2026 Auction , 3rd Oct, 2026 Venue: Unit 6 Harbour Close, Cracknore Industrial Park, Marchwood, Southampton, SO40 4AF Auction: Saturday 3rd October at 12pm Viewing: Open viewing is available on the following days: Saturday 26th September - 10am to 1pm Thursday 1st September to Friday 2nd October - 9am to 5pm Saturday 3rd October - From 9am Contact: Please contact the Southampton team directly for all Auction enquiries via 02380 668413 or info@barons-auctions.com Vi...
The Aston Martin DBS (1967-1972) was designed by William Towns as a larger, more modern successor to the DB6. Initially with the 4.0-litre six, it was intended for the new V8 which arrived in 1969. The DBS featured dramatic styling and appeared in the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Around 787 six-cylinder and 70 V8 cars were built.
Classic DBS: Engine: Six-cylinder as DB6, V8 robust but specialist required. Fuel injection (V8) can be problematic - many converted to carbs. Transmission: Manual or auto both need specialist service. Electrics: Lucas - rewiring beneficial. Body: Steel construction - rust is critical concern. Check floors, sills, inner wings, around screen. Trim: Very expensive. Chrome: Expensive. General: Specialist essential. Budget significant maintenance.
V8 engine, Matching numbers, Good bodywork (critical), Full history, Recent restoration
Auction Date
Saturday, 3 October 2026
Starts at 11:00
Estimate
£47,000 - £53,000
Location
United Kingdom
Auction Venue
Barons MPC South (Southampton)
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