Vehicle Description
West Coast Classics are proud to present an exceptional and rare
and collectible example of this 2003 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage V12
Convertible with a low original 14K miles in a gorgeous and very
desirable color combination with a power soft top, factory alloy
wheels and beautiful doeskin leather seats in a highly striking
matching two-tone 'Green amp; Parchment' leather interior and and
matching Green tonneau cover!This particular car must be seen to be
truly appreciated! A real head-turner in this unbeatable color
combination! No signs of any accident damage, obviously owned by
only very careful and mature driver's since new - never abused,
babied all the way with a clean CARFAX report!The original factory
color paint is in stunning condition as are the original leather
seats interior which are also in as outstanding condition with
virtually no signs of any wear, there are no imperfections in the
matching dashboard or the walnut veneer and the two-tone door
panels and the carpets are also in outstanding condition. The power
soft top and the factory headliner are also is in exceptional
condition with no signs of any wear.The car is one of only 7,000
DB7 models built in total over a nearly ten year period (1994-2003)
and which when new cost over $150,000, and one of the much rarer
and desirable V12 Vantage models built from 1999-2003. The DB7 was
originally powered by a 3.2L supercharged straight inline six
cylinder engine producing 335 bhp and engineered by the legendary
Tom Walkinshaw Racing team on behalf of Aston-Martin, it was a
worthy successor to the Jaguar XJ-220 which was built at the same
factory in Bloxham, Oxfordshire, England where every DB7 would be
built during it's production run.In 1999, the more powerful DB7 V12
Vantage was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show. Its 5.9-litre,
48-valve, Aston Martin V12 engine has a power output of 420 hp and
400 lbft of torque. It has a compression ratio of 10.3:1. Two
transmission choices were available, those being a TREMEC T-56
six-speed manual or a ZF 5HP30 five-speed automatic. Aston Martin
claimed the car had a top speed of either 186 mph with the manual
gearbox or 165 mph with the automatic gearbox, and could accelerate
from 060 mph in 4.9 seconds.You will certainly look long and hard
to find a finer example of this extraordinarily low mileage and
rare highly desirable and classic color combination Aston Martin
DB7 V12 Vantage Convertible available anywhere else.
