1980 Aston Martin V8 5.3 Vantage 2dr

Hand-assembled between 1969 to 1989, the Aston Martin V8 was the valiant successor to the legendary DB6 and would become the flagship grand tourer for the brand. This particular car is an Oscar India variant, also known as the Series 4 V8. First introduced in 1978, the Oscar India brought a host of new changes, including a closed bonnet bulge where a scoop once was, a new automatic transmission, and a new integrated spoiler. With just 352 Oscar India V8s ever built, these cars are incredibly scarce nowadays and are becoming increasingly sought after by the day. Over the years, this beautiful Aston Martin V8 has been treasured by just 3 previous owners, clearly receiving a tremendous amount of care along the way. The vehicle comes with a great collection of paperwork, which includes previous MOT certificates and invoices for previous labour & parts. Also included rather remarkably, are the original Aston Martin V8 owners handbook and instruction manual. The car certainly benefits from being well cared for over the years, having been maintained by the likes of renowned Aston Martin specialist, Rikki Cann. If you were impressed with the exterior of this stunning car, taking a peek inside the cabin will no doubt keep those excitement levels high. Having very likely been re-upholstered in the past, the interior of this Aston Martin V8 looks spectacular. It presents itself so beautifully that you almost feel guilty sitting down and enjoying the comfort. All 4 cream leather seats not only look brilliant, but they’re also extremely comfortable and would easily rival comfort levels found in modern alternatives. All trim pieces, carpet, mats, and the headliner follow suit, with no noticeable defects to report. All dials, gauges, and controls have not only been preserved well but are also in full working order as you can expect from a car in this condition.