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We want to offer you a unique opportunity to acquire a rare and impeccably maintained vehicle — the 2000 Aston Martin Vantage Le Mans Coupé.



**Vehicle Specifications:**

- **Chassis no.:** SCFDAM2S0XBL70241

- **Engine no.:** 590/R/70241/MLM

- **Mileage:** Approximately 13,000 km

- **Drive:** Left-hand drive

- **Transmission:** Automatic (custom order)



This car was originally delivered new in Switzerland and previously belonged to the Prime Minister of Kuwait. It is now owned by our company and has undergone thorough servicing and repairs at the central Aston Martin service center in London.



Only 40 of these cars were ever produced, making it a true gem for any collection or museum. It is not only an outstanding vehicle from a technical standpoint but also an excellent investment for the future.



**Sale Price:** €575,000 + delivery to the buyer.

2000 Aston Martin Vantage Le Mans Coupé for sale



Chassis no. SCFDAM2S0XBL70241



Engine no. 590/R/70241/MLM



• Delivered new in Switzerland



• Circa 13,000km on the odometer



• Left-hand drive



• Automatic transmission



Brief History



According to the build record the vehicle was built as a V550 Vantage Le Mans on 12th July



1999 and delivered following its V600 upgrade conversion on 20th June 2000. The vehicle



was built to Swiss KPH specification. It is known that 40 ‘Le Mans’ specification V550



Vantages were produced, of these it is believed 33 cars were then converted to V600



specification by Works Service situated opposite the factory in Newport Pagnell. The chassis



number 70241 on the chassis plate is the same as that listed on the build sheet. Chassis



70241was originally finished in Aston Martin Racing Green and it displays this same colour



today. The interior trim is listed as Tan A4482 leather with a Forest Green contrast piping.



The seat centres and headlining were specified in Tan Alcantara 2351. The carpet colour is



listed as Green 919 with Forest Green piping.



The vehicle would have originally built with a manual gearbox.



It appears that the previous owner commissioned works to the vehicle around 2012 by



Works Service which included an automatic gearbox conversion, modification of the



dashboard top to accommodate a single DIN opening and a 3rd rear brake light housed



behind the rear window. The vehicle still retains these modifications today.



The car was delivered new to Switzerland, and then was sold to the Emirate of Kuwait,



where, according to the initials on the plates on the door sills of the car (NMS), its alleged



owner was the former Prime Minister of Kuwait Sheikh Nasser M. Al-Sabah.



In 2024, the car was taken to Aston Martin Works for commissioning and maintenance work.



A complete list of works is available upon request.



2024 Vehicle recommissioning report conclusions from Aston Martin Works



“The vehicle as presented is an example of a rare Vantage Le Mans (1 of 40 produced)



which was converted previously to V600 specification by Works Service in Newport Pagnell



prior to delivery. The vehicle has then subsequently been converted to automatic by Works



Service in circa 2012.



The vehicle presents very well in its Aston Martin Racing Green shade and cosmetically is in



outstanding condition – our recommendation to address small cosmetic areas will enhance



this further. With the return of the vehicle to its correct Dymag wheels and recommissioning



for road use again this will make a magnificent ‘Grand Touring’ Aston Martin in automatic



configuration. Given the model rarity and being viewed as the last truly ‘coach-built’ Aston



Martins prior to the launch of the Vanquish the Vantage Le Mans are rightly coveted by



collectors, I believe this model has long term potential for appreciating in value with time.”



David Nash Reception Engineer, Aston Martin Works Heritage

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