Chassis LML/49/3 was one of two DB2 Prototypes built with Aston Martin’s new dual overhead camshaft straight six engine. Unlike its sister car (chassis LML/49/4, which was destined for use as…
Read MoreChassis LMA/49/2 was the second of four DB2 Le Mans Prototypes built. Cosmetically, the four rakish Le Mans Prototypes differed substantially from the Series 1 DB2. They were produced to test the DB2…
Read MoreLML/49/4 was the last of four DB2 Le Mans Prototypes. Unlike the three Almond Green examples destined for competition use, chassis 4 was uniquely equipped with a fully upholstered interior and…
Read MoreChassis LMA/49/1 was one of four DB2 Le Mans Prototypes built. These cars pre-dated David Brown’s first all new model since his acquisition of Aston Martin: the DB2. LMA/49/1 and LMA/49/2…
Read MoreEarly in 1949, Aston Martin decided to enter a team of three works DB2 prototypes for the first post-World War 2 running of the Le Mans 24 Hours. Known as Experimental Le Mans Fixed Head…
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