Oxford Diecast Aston Martin DB2 MKIII Saloon Elusive Blue

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£25.95

For its latest outing, our 1:43 scale Aston Martin DB2 Mk III saloon makes an elegant entrance in a misty pale blue, registered 570 HPL. A mass of external silver trim complements the body colour. The interior has a pale blue carpet and glove box, pale grey seats and door panels and black dashboard and steering wheel. In real life, the Aston Martin DB Mark III, was classed as a sports car which the British company made between 1957 and 1959, with only 551 being produced, ensuring its exclusivity. One could buy it as a 2 + 2 hatchback, 2-seater coupé or 2-seater drophead. The Mark III was the

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