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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => 2009 => Topic started by: Allemano on April 30, 2009, 02:35:03 PM
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Ever seen this? Hurry up to get your point or someone else will steal it!
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Quite nice!
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Italian possibly Alfa Romeo?
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Nope!
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beep! beeep!
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It's a 1951 Aston Martin DB2
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That's correct, but not enough... ;)
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It's not the maker's standard DHC and although the only photo I can find of a Graber-bodied DB2 is different, I don't know of another coachbuilder who did a DB2 so I'll say Graber
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I'm afraid that's wrong..
Strange that you identify it, but stuck now! ???
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EDIT to Alan's post #5:
It's not from 1951 as it is shown here...
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EDIT to Alan's post #5:
It's not from 1951 as it is shown here...
It was first registered on 15 February 1951 - or so I believe.
Presumably therefore it was a later rebody of a normal DB2, in which case it could have been by anybody!
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:o
It's not made by anybody.... The body was made by a quite common coachbuilder though it's not first row....
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I think this is an Aston Martin DB2 with coachwork by Pedro Serra of Spain.
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I think this is an Aston Martin DB2 with coachwork by Pedro Serra of Spain.
By George, he's got it!
Well done.
Here's the front
(http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/1320/amdb2serraweb2ex.jpg)
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Nicely done Djetset! :)
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found some more detailed info:
Aston Martin DB2/4 with later Serra roadster bodywork -mid 50s Reg LLV 999 bought by Jimmy Weirs second hand who later moved to Spain in 1961 after 10000 miles on Spanish roads Alumium fatique set in and he felt it was cheaper to get the car locally re-bodied then senting it back to the factory - he contacted local coachbuilder Pedro Serra who sketched out a design and hand beaten built it and recieved "wonderful Coperation with Aston Martin with Spanish built Roadster body car was aventually bought back to the UK in 1988 and since sold to a Belgian enthusist
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More pictures of this very nice car: