Amazing Barn Find.

[Koz]

This Series IV Aston Martin DB4 is the best barn find of 2021, and it's only February — DriveTribe

What a find!Posted on DriveTribe by Ben Welham. If you're looking for a cheeky little lockdown car project, then look no further than this Series IV Aston Martin DB4 which has been found in a barn near New York.This exact car has been owned by the same person for over 40 years and has been...

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[GeoffCapes]

I love this story.

This walled-in Lamborghini Miura beats any barn find

It’s a rarity these days, to have a fantastic car story come to life, better still than the auction barn finds that are now all seemingly found. Once again, Simon Kidston and his team have uncovered a magical tale that makes you remember why you love cars.

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[Felonious Crud]

I love this story.

This walled-in Lamborghini Miura beats any barn find

It’s a rarity these days, to have a fantastic car story come to life, better still than the auction barn finds that are now all seemingly found. Once again, Simon Kidston and his team have uncovered a magical tale that makes you remember why you love cars.

www.classicdriver.com

But it's brown!

Other than that, what a story.

 

[Hurricane52]

This Series IV Aston Martin DB4 is the best barn find of 2021, and it's only February — DriveTribe

What a find!Posted on DriveTribe by Ben Welham. If you're looking for a cheeky little lockdown car project, then look no further than this Series IV Aston Martin DB4 which has been found in a barn near New York.This exact car has been owned by the same person for over 40 years and has been...

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Always thought the DB4 was the prettiest DB Aston. The article says it could be worth millions. Not sure about that really, but it deserves saving.

 

[Lozzer]

A friend took me to see his old employer 2 years back (used to be a breakers yard in the 70s), couldn't believe what he had stashed in various out buildings, all in various states of disrepair db4 could have been a 5, 70s DBS's, I remember a couple of those inside and one sitting outside with driver's door ajar and windows down! , a 70s vantage , virage, interceptor and etype , there was more but those spring mind. Had some sort of 60's convertible Alfa too, he kept emphising that they were all manual cars, nice bloke, would have loved to have taken plenty photos but didn't want to come across as too cheeky!
The db4/5 he bought to break back in the day.

 

[Marco07]

Always thought the DB4 was the prettiest DB Aston. The article says it could be worth millions. Not sure about that really, but it deserves saving.

I think the 4, 5 & 6 are all beautiful. But I am biased.

 

[Marco07]

I must say that my DB6 has never under delivered. The first of my proper cars to get the full ‘restoration’ treatment with no compromise and I’ve never regretted it. It was also a barn find but a hard disc failure means I don’t have any ‘before’ photos. I’ve loads if the restoration process but none that show the condition when bought it. One previous owner. Almost a once in a lifetime opportunity.

I’d love that 4.

Sorry for photo duplication. Can’t figure out how to stop it.

 

[Oneball]

Don’t mind two lots of photos. Looks like it’s got air conditioning?

 

[Marco07]

Don’t mind two lots of photos. Looks like it’s got air conditioning?

Yes. And it’s bl00dy welcome too. It’ll hold motorway speeds all day long. A proper GT.

 

[CatmanV2]

View attachment 82153View attachment 82150View attachment 82152View attachment 82153View attachment 82150I must say that my DB6 has never under delivered. The first of my proper cars to get the full ‘restoration’ treatment with no compromise and I’ve never regretted it. It was also a barn find but a hard disc failure means I don’t have any ‘before’ photos. I’ve loads if the restoration process but none that show the condition when bought it. One previous owner. Almost a once in a lifetime opportunity.

I’d love that 4.

Sorry for photo duplication. Can’t figure out how to stop it.

Oh that is so utterly lovely!

C

 

[D Walker]

^^^^^^whs

 

[Marco07]

The other true barn find of mine was my 4.5 litre 1936 Lagonda that had been bricked up in a garage for 29yrs. That was another nut and bolt restoration with no shortcuts taken.

 

[CatmanV2]

The other true barn find of mine was my 4.5 litre 1936 Lagonda that had been bricked up in a garage for 29yrs. That was another nut and bolt restoration with no shortcuts taken.

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OMFAFG! I mean, I'd still have the newer one but really, seriously, **** ME!

C

 

[Marco07]

It’s quite a thing. Middle accelerator. Right hand shift. 2 tonnes and 100mph. Fabulous.

 

[GeoffCapes]

But it's brown!

Other than that, what a story.

Yes. It’s brown. But I think it looks gorgeous in brown.

 

[conaero]

Crickey that’s a bit special

 

[RoaryRati]

My mum always wanted a yellow Lagonda but was too cautious - I learnt from that caution and ended up with a Maserati!