This is a 1976 Aston Martin V8 ~ Series III finished in DC red with
cream leather interior. We know little to nothing about these cars
with the only thing we have in common being the fact she is
English. We came to have the car under an unusual set of
circumstances which we are happy to share separately. The car is
being offered for sale with a clear title on an as-is basis. This
Aston Martin was originally from Texas and somehow found its way to
Saudi Arabia around the late 1980s. It went up for auction in 2024
and in late that year, she returned to the USA She does start,
idles, moves forward & backwards and stops. But only limited to our
parking lot. We have not looked at any mechanical or operational
aspects of the car. The car was repainted at some point and the
quality of work is rather good. The colour is a very "shocking
red". If you like the colour, there is nothing to do but touch up a
few scratches, buff, polish her and you are good to go. The body
and underside is rust-free. Brightwork, glass, lenses and fitments
are pretty good. The interior, on the other hand, looks like it was
the home of an Alsation. It is sun damaged, with the leather ripped
and torn, the carpet more than thread-bare and the headliner pretty
much gone. It needs to be completely redone. But everything seems
to be there. The odometer shows some 53,000 miles, but who really
knows. This is the sort of car that would suit an Aston Martin
enthusiast looking for a project. It would not need to be a "major
restoration" given that she already starts and runs but you would
want to go through all her mechanicals. Of course, the interior
needs more than "just a refresh". Please reach out with any
questions you have and inspections are invited. Rodd Sala ~ the
Park-Ward Motors Museum For a detailed review of many high
resolution photographs which allow you to zoom in in-detail, please
click on the following link
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