1969 Aston Martin DBS Left-Hand-Drive

Make

Aston Martin

Model

DBS Left-Hand-Drive

Year

1969

Listed price

$59,950

Location

Los Angeles, California

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The Aston Martin DBS, introduced in 1967, marked a pivotal moment for the venerable British marque. Conceived as a more modern, grand touring alternative to the aging DB6, the DBS was the last Aston Martin designed under the watchful eye of David Brown. Its crisp, contemporary lines, penned by William Towns, offered a distinct departure from the Superleggera styling of its predecessors, hinting at a new design direction for the brand. Initially intended to house Aston Martin's new V8 engine, development delays meant the early DBS models, like this one, were fitted with the proven 4.0-liter inline-six, offering a blend of traditional Aston performance with a strikingly fresh aesthetic. While its role in *On Her Majesty's Secret Service* cemented its cinematic legacy, the DBS was, at its heart, a sophisticated machine designed for high-speed continental cruising. This left-hand-drive 1969 Aston Martin DBS stands as a testament to that era, presented with matching numbers and an elegant color combination. Showing 0 miles on the odometer, this example is finished in a timeless white, beautifully accented by its gleaming chrome trim and a striking blue interior that speaks to its British heritage. Under the bonnet lies the robust 3,995cc inline-six cylinder engine, paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic transmission, making it a highly comfortable grand tourer. Equipped with desirable features such as power steering, triple carburetors, factory air conditioning, and a Webasto sunroof, this DBS offers a compelling blend of classic charm and period luxury. Rolling on 15-inch wire wheels shod with Firestone tires, and featuring a full-size spare, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished piece of Aston Martin's illustrious history.