1968 Aston Martin Martin DB6 4.0

Description

Although it shared visual cues with the DB5, the DB6 offered superior high-speed stability courtesy of its new Kamm tail, and greater interior space due to a wheelbase 3.7” longer than its predecessor. The four-seater hand-finished aluminium panels and sheet-steel platform chassis contributed to a claimed weight of 1,474kg, only 8kg more than a DB5. All-round coil-sprung suspension was employed on the DB6 as were four-wheel disc brakes and rack-and-pinion steering. Its power until was well prove