Nineteen were bodied by Zagato to shed weight for the racetrack: cut roofline, faired-in lamps, hand-formed alloy skin over Tadek Marek's twin-plug six. Chassis 0183 wore the registration 2 VEV and became one of the most famous Astons in racing, a car with a name of its own.

Competition record

Year	Event	Driver	Result
1961	Goodwood Tourist Trophy	Stirling Moss	DNF, accident
1961	Le Mans 24 Hours	Jim Clark / Roy Salvadori	Retired
1962	Goodwood Tourist Trophy	Jim Clark	1st in class

Finding one

Typical

£9,000,000

for a good example

Range

£700,000 to £13,000,000

authenticity (genuine 1960-63 original vs later Sanction recreation), period race provenance

For sale now

~0-1

public listings

rarea handful change hands in a decade, mostly private · Last notable sale: original record ~£10.4m, RM Monterey 2015; Sanction III offered Bonhams Goodwood Sep 2025, est £700k-£1m

Market figures are indicative, drawn from public auction and listing data; they guide, they do not appraise.

Parts and support

Parts availability is almost irrelevant to a ~19-car, multi-million-pound rarity; everything is bespoke and cost is no object.

SpecialistsAston Martin WorksR.S. WilliamsParts for AstonsAston Workshop

In the network

Aston Martin · marque hub

Zagato · coachbuilder

Concoursio is a living public record. It references formal provenance (chassis, registries, sale history); it does not certify it.