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THE WORLD OF ASTON MARTIN FROM NICHOLAS MEE & CO
Welcome to Issue 31 of FullBore magazine from Nicholas Mee & Co. Filled with high octane content this new Spring/Summer edition of our E-magazine includes a variety of articles, from a DBS (2007-2012) model guide from Evo journalist Peter Tomalin, to a retrospective of the now 20 year old DB7 Zagato – of which we have a sensational one for sale.
Nick’s regular insight column – Mee Speak – draws parallels with the recent record-breaking sale of a Mercedes SLR Coupé and looks forward to events we’re involved in later this month and July. These include our Ten-Two Club Midsummer Classic on the evening of the 7th July with great cars, live music, food, wine and fellow enthusiasts. And we’ll be returning to London Concours, 28th – 30th June, displaying a select number of cars at the Honourable Artillery Company’s delightful ground in the City of London.
Aston Martin’s history is a fascinating one, and over the years some cars have achieved cult status. The DB5 that was used as a factory development hack for the new four-cam V8 is one. Read the story of the car and watch the video of Nick speaking to its creator, Bill Bannard.
Of course, FullBore Issue 31 would not be complete without showcasing our current selection of Aston Martin motor cars and, as always, we are certain it will not disappoint. (Here)
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