1999 Db7 Vantage Stick Coupe on 2040-cars
Waltham, Massachusetts, United States
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1999 DB7 Vantage Coupe- 24,991 mi- SCFAB2231YK300150. This is a 1 owner car- We sold new from our dealership. It
has 24,991 mi. The Aston Martin Racing Green exterior shows like new and the
Forest Grey interior show that this car has lead a very comfortable life.
Always kept in a climate controlled garage and just traded back to us on a New
Aston Martin. We’ve just gone through this car stem to stern and addressed
all of the cars needs. Yearly service Complete with (Air filters, Engine oil, brake,
and Gearbox Fluid). New Tires, New trunk Struts and Bonnet pad. We’ve replaced
the radiator, thermostat and Fead belt. We refinished 2 wheels for curb rash. This
car is now cosmetically and mechanically top shelf. This is a Manual Trans Stick Coupe. These cars are fantastic
drivers. A true British Sport GT. These 6.0L V12 power plants are exciting to
drive as they produce 85% of the HP and Torque at 1,800 RPM. This car will include all keys, books, tools and accessories
including the coveted Aston Martin Umbrella. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT OUR SHOWROOM FOR ANY OTHER
INFORMATION THAT YOU MAY NEED. Thanks and Good Luck! Any questions, please do not
hesitate to call or email. Our hours are: Monday through Friday, 9-6;
Saturday, 10-2. We are selling this Aston Martin locally, and we reserve the
right to end this auction at any-time. Many thanks - Matt Nolan ASTON MARTIN OF
NEW ENGLAND 85 Linden Street (Highway
60) Waltham, MA 02452 +1-781-547-5959 x231 |
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Mon, Oct 5 2015The Vulcan represents the very best that Aston Martin can do: a monstrous track car boiled down to its essence. But it's not the only Vulcan ever to roar out of the UK. Aviation enthusiasts will fondly recall the Avro Vulcan, an iconic jet bomber from the 1950s. There's only one such aircraft still capable of soaring through the skies, and now it's been brought together with its earthbound namesake. The Aston Martin Vulcan we already know, though not as well as we might like to. It's a track-bound supercar along the lines of the Ferrari FXX K or McLaren P1 GTR. But instead of a hybrid powertrain mounted amidships, it's got a naturally aspirated 7.0-liter V12 up front and kicking out over 800 horsepower. Unfortunately only 24 of them will be made, so even if you venture down to your local circuit for a track day, you're still not very likely to see one up close. Even rarer, though, is the Avro Vulcan. Part of the Royal Air Force armory from 1956 to 1984, the Vulcan was a giant delta-wing bomber that measured around 100 feet long (depending on the version) with a wingspan just as wide. Of the 136 that were made, only one – Vulcan XH558 – remains in operation, courtesy not of any national military but of the Vulcan To The Sky charitable trust. But it's about to be put to pasture as the centerpiece of the Vulcan Aviation Academy & Heritage Centre at Robin Hood Airport (seriously) near Doncaster in South Yorkshire, England. Before Vulcan XH558 is retired, though, it's set to make one final flight. And in preparation for that historic event, it made a pass by Elvington Airfield for a brief – if distant – encounter with its namesake. The feat was pulled off purely for the photo op, so whether you're more into the car or the plane, you might as well check out the results in the gallery above and the brief video clip below. ASTON MARTIN VULCAN IN TRIBUTE TO ITS V BOMBER NAMESAKE 02 October 2015, Gaydon: As the last remaining airworthy Avro Vulcan prepares for its final flight later this month, the iconic 1950s British V bomber has been united with its modern namesake: the Aston Martin Vulcan. Vulcan XH558 – currently being operated by the charitable trust Vulcan To The Sky – is due to retire from 'active service' in October, going on to form the centrepiece of the educational Vulcan Aviation Academy & Heritage Centre at her home base, Robin Hood Airport near Doncaster.
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That may finally be set to change, according to an excellent profile of the two brands' relationship from Automobile, which claims that two platforms will unite the Germans and Brits. The first tie up is, not surprisingly, a sports car.
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