General This 1999 Aston Martin DB7 Vantage Volante is a rare, analogue-era British super-GT and a standout collector's example. Powered by a 5.9-litre naturally aspirated V12 producing 420 hp, it sends power to the rear wheels via a highly desirable 6-speed manual transmission in left-hand-drive configuration—one of just 221 LHD manual Volantes ever built. Completed in October 1999, the car currently shows approximately 54,021 miles and features a preserved factory plaque stating: "This car was hand built especially for Michael O. Yates." Officially certified by the Aston Martin Heritage Trust as one of only two units worldwide produced in Pentland Green (AST1113) with a Forest Green / Rolls Royce Barley duotone leather interior, this vehicle is located in Poland and available for viewing and pickup (worldwide insured shipping can be arranged). Bodywork & Paint The bodywork and Pentland Green metallic paintwork present in collector-quality, accident-free condition. The body panels, glass, exterior lighting, seals, and trim show high levels of originality and care. The matching Green Mohair soft top is in excellent condition and perfectly complements the exterior finish. Technical Mechanically, the 5.9-liter V12 engine (engine number AM2/00210) and 6-speed manual gearbox operate smoothly and perform exceptionally well. The car starts, drives, and accelerates without issue. It has recently undergone a major service supported by invoices. The car is currently fitted with an upgraded exhaust system for a richer sound note, though the original factory exhaust system is included in the sale should the next owner wish to revert to stock specification. Interior The cabin is finished in its rare, documented Forest Green / Rolls Royce Barley duotone leather with Green-edged Barley carpeting, Forest Green Alcantara, and traditional wood veneers. The upholstery, dashboard, door panels, and interior trim are very well preserved, offering an authentic, hand-crafted British grand touring environment with minimal signs of wear. Documents & History The vehicle comes with extensive documentation, including service records, maintenance invoices, and an official Aston Martin Heritage Trust Vehicle Heritage Certificate. The certificate confirms its VIN, engine number, manual transmission, LHD specification, original color combination, and one-of-two global rarity.