Aston Martin DB2/4 MK2 'Notchback'

Aston Martin DB2/4 MK2 Restoration

This rare and most desirable of all post-war Aston Martin cars is undergoing restoration at Richards of England.

First delivered on November 22, 1956, this DB2/4 remained largely unchanged from the DB2, retaining the latter's rectangular-tube chassis, trailing arm independent front suspension, and well-located rear axle. While mechanically very little different from its predecessor, the DB2/4 MK2 was readily identifiable by its subtly altered lines, the most significant change being a 3/4" increase in roof height that afforded greater headroom.

There was a third body type on offer for the first time: a fixed-head coupe in a

'notchback' style. Very attractive, the 'notchback' afforded accommodation similar to that of the drophead version but was priced the same as the three-door sports saloon.

Aston Martin DB2/4 MK2 Restoration