1954 Aston-Martin
DB2-4
MK1
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Body
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Coupe
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Transmission
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Manual
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Exterior Color
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Blue
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Upholstery
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Leather
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Steering
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Rhd
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his is exactly what an early DB2/4 should be — resolved, road-ready, and built to be driven.
Recently refined by DM Historics, the car has undergone a body restoration and refinish in 2026, complemented by a full mechanical review and light refurbishment to prepare it for active road use. Now UK registered and fully usable, it presents as a well-sorted example that can be enjoyed immediately, without further work or delay.
As one of the earliest DB2/4s produced, this 1954 example sits firmly within the most collectible part of the model’s production. Delivered new to France in right-hand drive, it benefits from long-term, considered ownership and a comprehensive restoration between 2007 and 2013 using genuine Aston Martin components.
The result is a car that balances originality, usability, and provenance — offering the pure, analog driving experience that defines Aston Martin of this era, without the uncertainty typically associated with early post-war cars.
SERVICE AND PREPARATION:
Comprehensive restoration completed (2007–2013)
Body restoration and refinish completed (2026) by DM Historics
Mechanical systems reviewed and lightly refurbished in preparation for road use
UK registered and prepared for immediate driving
Supported by detailed history and restoration records
WHY THIS CAR STANDS OUT:
Early production DB2/4 — the most sought-after examples within the model range
Recently refined and recommissioned by DM Historics
Fully sorted and road-ready, removing the risk and delay of restoration
Strong provenance with documented history and long-term ownership
Avoids the cost, time, and uncertainty of restoring an early DB2/4 today
A rare opportunity to acquire a classic Aston Martin that can be driven and enjoyed from day one
BOOKING A VIEWING:
Available for viewing by appointment at our Kent showroom. Early DB2/4s of this quality — restored, documented, and ready to drive — are increasingly difficult to source. Call now to avoid missing a true collectors opportunity. Enquire on +44 (0) 1732 440 494 or email sales@dmhistorics.com
£ POA
