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1971 Aston Martin DBR2

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THE Ex’ JOHN ETHERIDGE ASTON MARTIN DBR2 RECREATION

makeAston Martin

engine size4.0 liters

Nicholas Mee & Company

Essendonbury Farm, Hatfield Park Estate, Hatfield, AL9 6AF, UK

+44 20 3757 0974

key moments & facts

Built between 1988 and 1991, this highly detailed and professionally recreated DBR2 was the brainchild of the late John R Etheridge, an Aston Martin works Experimental Division engineer from 1956

with the original DBR2’s, the Tadek Marek designed Aston Martin DB4 engine, to 4.0 litre capacity, is fitted and carries a cylinder head identified with DP5057/2 stampings.

This exceptional recreated DBR2, 1 of 1 built, was retained by Etheridge until 1995, when the car was sold to the late, racer and notable Aston Martin collector, Robert Leyba in Germany.

UK road registered and carrying 1971 Aston Martin vehicle identity, this exceptional car is simply wonderful and fast to drive.

Finished in period Aston Martin racing green, the car is trimmed and finished in original and correct period materials and fitted with the correct period instrumentation, layout and switchgear.

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THE Ex’ JOHN ETHERIDGE ASTON MARTIN DBR2 RECREATION

Built between 1988 and 1991, this highly detailed and professionally recreated DBR2 was the brainchild of the late John R Etheridge, an Aston Martin works Experimental Divisi...

Nicholas Mee & Company

Essendonbury Farm, Hatfield Park Estate, Hatfield, AL9 6AF, UK

+44 20 3757 0974

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1971 Aston Martin DBR2

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THE Ex’ JOHN ETHERIDGE ASTON MARTIN DBR2 RECREATION

makeAston Martin

modelDBR2

year1971

engine size4.0 liters

transmissionManual

drive sideRight

mileage735 miles

locationHatfield

Nicholas Mee & Company

Essendonbury Farm, Hatfield Park Estate, Hatfield, AL9 6AF, UK

key moments & facts

Built between 1988 and 1991, this highly detailed and professionally recreated DBR2 was the brainchild of the late John R Etheridge, an Aston Martin works Experimental Division engineer from 1956

with the original DBR2’s, the Tadek Marek designed Aston Martin DB4 engine, to 4.0 litre capacity, is fitted and carries a cylinder head identified with DP5057/2 stampings.

This exceptional recreated DBR2, 1 of 1 built, was retained by Etheridge until 1995, when the car was sold to the late, racer and notable Aston Martin collector, Robert Leyba in Germany.

UK road registered and carrying 1971 Aston Martin vehicle identity, this exceptional car is simply wonderful and fast to drive.

Finished in period Aston Martin racing green, the car is trimmed and finished in original and correct period materials and fitted with the correct period instrumentation, layout and switchgear.

description

THE Ex’ JOHN ETHERIDGE ASTON MARTIN DBR2 RECREATION

Built between 1988 and 1991, this highly detailed and professionally recreated DBR2 was the brainchild of the late John R Etheridge, an Aston Martin works Experimental Divisi...