First registered on the 4th of February 1964, this Aston Martin DB5 is one of only twelve made.

Much of the early history of this car is in the process of being researched although there is a photo of the car in the paddock at Silverstone on file from what appears to be the late 60's and early 70's.

The car is beleived to have stayed in the UK throughout it's life and at least 30 years ago belonged to a Dr Power in West Sussex. The Doctor had the car serviced at RS Williams during his ownership and in 2001 it appeared to now belong to N.Power (his son?) who had the RSW maintenance bills transferred to his City address.

In 2008, now under new ownership, there are bills on file for Tony Buckingham - an Aston Martin collector extraordinaire who had the car maintained untill it's sale on the 20th of April 2023 to it's last owner - another major car collector. At this time some detailing and mechanical work was undertaken to ensure the car drives as good as it looks.

This historic car is  ready for a long overdue re-entry into the public domain at major events and/or as the crown of any major car collection.