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1923 Aston Martin Razor Blade

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Aston-Martin Razor Blade was originally built in 1923 to break the one-hour ‘light car’ speed record with a focus on aerodynamics, reduced cross-section and lightweight performance.

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The Razor Blade attempted to break the record – held by AC Cars – in 1923, at Brooklands

Bamford and Martin car, chassis number 1915, the Razor Blade’s slender bodywork conceals a bespoke race engine originally developed for the 1922 French Grand Prix

A large history file accompanies this fantastic and evocative car

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Aston-Martin Razor Blade was originally built in 1923 to break the one-hour ‘light car’ speed record with a focus on aerodynamics, reduced cross-section and lightweight performance. One of the earliest motorsport examples of aerodynamic design, th...

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1923 Aston Martin Razor Blade

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Aston-Martin Razor Blade was originally built in 1923 to break the one-hour ‘light car’ speed record with a focus on aerodynamics, reduced cross-section and lightweight performance.

makeAston Martin

modelRazor Blade

year1923

engine size1.5 liters

transmissionManual

drive sideCenter

mileageUndisclosed

locationOxfordshire

Autostorico Partners LLP

Autostorico, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 2LT, UK

key moments & facts

The Razor Blade attempted to break the record – held by AC Cars – in 1923, at Brooklands

Bamford and Martin car, chassis number 1915, the Razor Blade’s slender bodywork conceals a bespoke race engine originally developed for the 1922 French Grand Prix

A large history file accompanies this fantastic and evocative car