[Jojo1591]

Well I didn't actually find it, but they are just so cool not to be posted.

Make Aston Martin
Model V8 Zagato Vantage
Year 1987/D
Description We are delighted to be able to offer for sale this 14,000 mile example, which has had a total of 3 Keepers. Fresh from a complete overhaul, carried out by Spray Tec Restoration, this motor car benefits from having had a glass out, bare metal respray and is now finished in Cumberland Grey. The interior has been completely retrimmed in Rolls-Royce Wildberry Hide and also has Wildberry Carpeting. The Hi Fi System has also been updated and now provides both improved sound, along with a CD Autochanger and Touch Screen Navigation System. It has just been serviced and had an MOT - carried out by Aston Martin Works Service. For further details on what must be one of the best presented examples please contact Simon Gregg. Cherished Number is not included in any sale.
Price £129,950

And if that wasn't enough......................

Make Aston Martin
Model V8 Lagonda Saloon Series 1
Year 1975/N
Description We are delighted to be able to offer this stunning and very rare Lagonda to the market. Now finished in Cumberland Grey with Rolls-Royce Wildberry Hide, carpeting and Burr Walnut Veneers. In 1972, Aston Martin was sold by Sir David Brown and passed into the hands of Company Developments, a Midlands based property company. After David Browns four door prototype, MP230, it was to be another five years, 1974, before the Lagonda was available for the public to buy (or anyone with £14,000 to spend). The first car was for the use of the then Chairman, William Wilson. Unfortunately the Middle East oil crisis and other economic problems meant that the market for a 160 mph super saloon was small. So small was the market that only seven of these cars were ever built. A sad end for a wonderful and very special motor car. The production car featured a unique inverted horse shoe grille instead of the DBS style of the prototype. This example was displayed at the 1974 London Motor Show Car, held at Earls Court. This automatic example was sent to Spray Tec Restorations in 2002 and underwent a major refurbishment program. It benifited from a visit to Bodylines Specialist Panel Beaters who fabricated a new "Osca India" Style wings and boot lid, as well as a later sytle bonnet. It should be noted that any corrosion and rot was dealt with at this time. Once this work was complete the car was returned to Spray Tec, where it recieved a bare metal respray, along with a complete interior retrim. The car was finished to what can only be described as concours and has been looked after since by our friends at Aston Martin Works Service, who in 2004 carried a major mechanical overhaul including setting up the suspension and replacing parts where required and overhauling the steering rack. Annual maintenace has been carried out by them since. This example is also equipped with a concealed GSM Motorola Telephone - complete with handset to rear centre armrest for use by rear passengers, Becker Navigation System, Uprated Audio System and 6 Disc CD Autochanger, Heated Front Seating, Remote Central Locking, Rear Reading Lights, Rear Seat Belts. This car is supplied with a thorough and complete history file. For further details and pricing please contact Simon Gregg at Bramley, Surrey.

[KL2DC]

Oh my...those are lovely cars

[ALPINE6SPD]

cool find