1954 Aston Martin Db3s on 2040-cars
Savannah Georgia, United States
Mileage: 22,017
Make: Aston Martin
Model: DBS
1954 Aston Martin DB3S. Authentic race cars have brought over 30 million dollars as there were only 30 made. I included a photo of what the car will look like with a new body on it. (it does not look like that now it is burned) This car had a fiberglass body on it, with a BMW engine over aston martin frame and suspension. I have not seen car in person, but only by photos and sale is by photos only. Title says 1954 Aston Martin. The insurance company paid off $100,000.00 for this loss. New DBS fiberglass bodies are available commercially, or you can do a new aluminum re-body for the big bucks. It is located in an insurance storage lot and will be brought out by forklift. Payment must be made in 72 hours and pick up made immediately. We can assist with shipping, but buyer pays for cost of shipping. This is truly a chance of a lifetime. Car is burned so it will need to be shipped. You pay for shipping and we get it loaded. Car is located in Savannah Georgia which is great for international shipping, but will be moved forthwith, so buy it now and save an extra thousand bucks on shipping. It will be moved to Louisiana, where $1000 shipping will be added to bid price in 3 days. Nonrefundable deposit, no returns. When are you going to find another opportunity to get one of the these? Unless you are a billionaire, basically never. You snooze, you lose, as it will certainly sell.
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