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This Aston Martin DB5 Is A Factory-Restored Family Heirloom

12:28pm, 3 December 2025 42 words

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Summary: John Williams fulfilled his teenage dream by purchasing a 1965 Aston Martin DB5 Vantage for £900. After decades of storage, he and his wife Sue restored the car with Aston Martin Works, turning it into a million-dollar heirloom.

Brands mentioned: Aston Martin, BMW.

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This Aston Martin DB5 Is A Factory-Restored Family Heirloom

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This Aston Martin DB5 Is A Factory-Restored Family Heirloom

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