Ecurie Bertelli is in an unrivalled position to help buyers and sellers. With decades of knowledge and experience we can help find the right car for you. We hold detailed information on all pre-war Aston-Martins, and most of the cars are known to us personally. Our workshops, we have looked after more than three-quarters of all pre-war Aston Martins and we know most of them inside out.
Unique record breaking aerodynamic single-seater
£750,000 Guide price
Aston Martin LM2 made its racing debut in the 1928 Le Mans 24 Hours race. This marked the beginning of Aston Martins' participation in one of the most renowned motorsport events globally
£1,000,000
KO/87 is seeking a new custodian after a successful 2024 season. It finished a very creditable 16th at the Goodwood Member’s Meeting in a grid of 24 vintage Grand Prix cars in the Grover Williams Trophy.
£275,000
Chassis D40/725/U is one of only 23 Speed Models; the most advanced and best-performing pre-war Aston-Martin model, designed to incorporate significant improvements over the previous MkII and Ulster models as well as boasting a bigger more powerful 2 litre engine.
£660,000
Supplied new in 1934, F4/451/S has a remarkable ownership history. Bought by Mr. Symington in 1958, it has remained with the same family ever since!
£220,000
C8/843/SC is a truly exceptional example of a 15/98 having been kept in immaculate mechanical and cosmetic condition.
£195,000
This Aston-Martin 15/98 short chassis, B8/845/SO, is a beautiful example of the model. Recently meticulously prepared for rallying.
£225,000 or near offer
This is the last International sold by Aston Martin, first registered on 5th May 1932 and declared to the Licencing Authority as used for ‘Experimental Purposes’.
£160,000
1000 Miglia eligible 1933 short chassis Le Mans with EU taxes paid but still on a UK V5, well known to Ecurie Bertelli, restored by Morntane Engineering.
£350,000 guide price