1933 Aston Martin Le Mans 1.5-Litre 2nd Series Long Chassis Tourer
- Engine
- 1.5L overhead-camshaft engine
A rare 1933 Aston Martin Le Mans 1½-Litre 2nd Series tourer built on the longer 118-inch wheelbase, one of just 17 such examples produced during the model's brief 1932–1933 production run. Previously associated with the family of Greek shipping magnate Alexander Andreadis, the car participated in rallies in Greece and carries a UK registration. It underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2013 by a Swiss Aston Martin specialist and is accompanied by a FIVA Identity Card and Swiss Carte de Circulation.
Ownership
- 2019-09-29Auction saleSold CHF 250,000 (≈ $275K)
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownAlexander Andreadis familypartial documentation
The car was held for many years by the family of Greek shipping magnate Alexander Andreadis, who was briefly wed to Christina Onassis in the mid-1970s. During this period the car was used in rallies in Greece and carried UK registration AXU 181.
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownSwiss consignorpartial documentation
An extensive mechanical, electrical, and trim restoration was commissioned in 2013 through a Swiss Aston Martin specialist; the car is accompanied by a FIVA Identity Card and Swiss Carte de Circulation.
Competition
- —Rallies in Greece
The car took part in multiple rally events within Greece during its time with the Andreadis family; marque specialists Écurie Bertelli are said to be aware of this history.
Maintenance & restoration
- 2013RestorationSwiss Aston Martin specialist
A thorough restoration was carried out covering all mechanical systems, electrical components, and interior trim, which were either replaced or refurbished. The original bodywork and coachwork were intentionally left in their existing condition. The alternator and starter motor were replaced with modern equivalents, though the original units are retained with the car.
Original alternator, starter motor, and an 'MPH' speedometer are included with the vehicle.
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