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Welcome back to Tyrrell's Classic Workshop. This episode delves into the fascinating world of the Aston Martin DB4, a vehicle that holds a special place in Iain's heart and has a fascinating history.
Iain shares stories and the unusual background of how the current owner came to buy this specific Aston Martin DB4 as he walks us through his personal adventure with it. Both history fans and car lovers will enjoy the fascinating stories about the car's restoration journey from the past to the present.
Pete and Iain discuss an electrical issue that has been giving the owner some headaches in this week's nerdy content. Iain tries to explain the difference between an alternator and dynamo; can he succeed in front of expert Pete?
Iain delves into the rich history of both the DB4 and its successor, the DB5. While the DB5 is famously known as James Bond's car, the DB4 paved the way for this legendary association. Iain explains the origins and progression of these cars as well as the fascinating backstory of this lesser-known Bond car.
As always, Iain takes this beautiful machine out for a spin. Join him on a road test as he evaluates the performance and driving experience of the DB4, capturing the essence of what makes this classic car so beloved by enthusiasts around the world.
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00:00 The story behind this Aston Martin DB4
03:06 DB4 Restoration journey
08:25 The James Bond car that wasn't
10:58 Nerdy electrical content with Pete
15:36 Do you expect me to talk?
16:46 DB4 Roadtest
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@deano41.123 21 день назад

I can't believe that you didn't take the opportunity for a pun to be used at 16:30 to say something like "I guess you expect me to keep on talking? No Mr Tyrrell, I expect you to Drive" 😉🤣

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Oh that's very good. 👏👏 Why didn't I think of it?

@billmenzies1875 20 дней назад

Brilliant, just brilliant. Iain, why you don’t have 2-3 million subscribers, I don’t understand. Maybe it’s just a matter of time. 🤷‍♂️ The UK’s very own Jay Leno, with a first hand technical difference.

@balazsvydra2202 20 дней назад

Epic comment :)

@simonelliott5956 19 дней назад

It’s great to see a DB4 getting some love, I’ve always thought they were a special car and look fabulous even under the shadow of the DB5. It’s even better to see a car with a back story like this, to a car person they evoke memories that nothing else, except for perhaps music, can do. Thanks for another wonderful video Iain, and good to see Pete included in this one. It’s great to meet the people at Tyrrell’s Classic Workshop and see their particular skills and what that brings to the business.

@robertharris7027 21 день назад

What a car. This front is looking so much better than the later DB5-style, where the headlights always seem to be placed too low. And the sound of a big IL6 is just the best. Thank you so much for showing this. Wonderful.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you for watching!

@Roger.Coleman1949 21 день назад

I totally agree Robert, timeless elegance - and sound in spades and over 60 years old .

@user-ts7vm7zn1w 21 день назад

Same colour as my Dad's old DB5 DUB714C when we lived in Rickmansworth early 70s. Thanks !

@Golo1949 21 день назад

I agree , I much prefer the DB4 to the 5 also.

@Golo1949 21 день назад

just for info the Miura in the background is one of my favourite supercars. I saw a lime green one with all the trim in matt black outside a garage in Mansfield. I spent ages just looking at it, I believe it was the then boyfriend of Twiggy the model, maybe someone can confirm it, it was around 1966, one of the first.

@paularmitage7473 21 день назад

My personal favourite. My Grandmother was the house keeper at Sir Davids residence Durker Rood House, Meltham Huddersfield throughout the 1950's and 60's. Occasionally Sir David would either collect or drop her back home in his personal DB4. As a child we would stay in the house while they were away for long periods, the outbuildings and garages housed Astons of course. Great memories.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

How wonderful!

@alexcallas8222 21 день назад

That paint color absolutely flatters the shape and lines of this car perfectly! Looked so wrong for this Aston painted in British racing green- because it absorbs too much light, no reflection.

@stco2426 21 день назад

Not sure it was wong in BRG, but it was a bit flat. The pale blue is beautiful and suits the car very well indeed.

@peterlarkin762 21 день назад

old Astons really do look look perfect in light metallic tones.

@who_stole_my_username 20 дней назад

They should have called it Icy Eye

@theawakengeneration8826 21 день назад

This is by fair my favourite RU-vid channel now. The content is absolutely priceless. I don’t think there is anyone in the world that knows so much about all these classic cars. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you!🙏

@raybelcher 21 день назад

Der Tag ist gerettet. Tyrrell´s Classic Workshop

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Vielen Dank

@mikenewbold1699 21 день назад

@@iain_tyrrell anne frank

@involved67 21 день назад

Meiner auch. Thanks a lot for showing this beauty!😊

@Wargasm54 21 день назад

Unter Gleeben glauben globem

@JayWelchy 21 день назад

The Bond skit was fabulous haha. Suit, drink, weapon .. well done sir, fun stuff.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thanks!

@xavier.c359 21 день назад

And for the first time with Iain Bond himself..!!

@christianloepfe179 21 день назад

Exactley 60 Years ago the Goldfinger Crew were here in Switzerland filming the Iconic Scenes on Furkapass, Andermatt. The Ford Mustang also was a brand New Model. When the Movie later came out the Dealers had perfect Timing for launch of Sales.

@therealairportable 20 дней назад

My uncle drove me to school in a Mini Mk1 in 1970 (in Germany). Guess what's in my garage... when I heard that his uncle took him to school in that car, I got a little emotional and could totally understand the man. Even in the Mini you felt like a king, not to mention the driving characteristics... How that Aston nephew must have felt... absolutely amazing!!!

@jkxelor1295 21 день назад

Wow sir that is a true beauty. Thank you for the history lesson about these classics.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

My pleasure. It is rather lovely, isn't it?

@jkxelor1295 21 день назад

@@iain_tyrrell Your loyal audience is still waiting fingers crossed for the green Miura.

@zzhughesd 20 дней назад

Just makes you warm and fuzzy. Sad how cars have become soulless. Russia doll nothingness

@risinbison1106 21 день назад

Beautiful exhaust note, stunning color. The fact this was hand formed and was repaired that way is truly amazing. World class restoration.

@Mr.Higginbotham 15 дней назад

Fascinating. You tell the story in a way that I am enthralled and an open sponge. This story of this car could have been lost in a sea. Thank you Tyrrell. One of your gifts is teaching.

@iain_tyrrell 15 дней назад

Thank you!

@ulf373 10 дней назад

What a beautiful car. Elegance meets sporty meets elegance. There's nothing quite like it!

@MrRandyfive 20 дней назад

And yet again……. How can one man know, understand and articulate the history of these cars….. Outstanding.

@terryhand 21 день назад

The very first Aston Martin I saw as a schoolboy in the 1960's was a pale metalic blue DB4, very similar to the car in this video, only it was a convertable. Up to that point the only sports cars I knew were Healeys, MGs and Triumphs. It was like something from a different planet - the most beautiful car I had ever seen. I still think the DB4 with the unfaired-in headlights is the best looking road car Aston Martin ever made.

@russcooke5671 21 день назад

Exactly my thoughts as well. This is a much better looking car. In our opinion 👌👌👌

@martinhitchman4101 21 день назад

This just solved a mystery for me. There was a close up in one scene of the Bond movie that showed the gearknob as 4 speed yet the DB5 was a 5 speed. Puzzled me for years until you explained the movie car was a DB4 👍🏻

@stevenrobertson4190 20 дней назад

Early DB5s were also 4 speed.

@martinhitchman4101 20 дней назад

@@stevenrobertson4190 I didn’t know that - thanks

@stevenrobertson4190 18 дней назад

@@martinhitchman4101 The first car used in the film was not just a DB4 Series 5 made to look like a DB5 it was actually a DB5 prototype. Exactly it was a DB4 Vantage Series 5 born as an experimental design prototype/development car and modified into the the DB5 prototype with chassis number DP/216/1. It was the 1963 London Earls Court DB5 Motor Show car and shown in Autocar in 1963 as a DB5. This was a special car, and not just a DB4 made to look like a DB5 like in the case of DBS used in The Persuaders made to only cosmetically look like a DBS V8. A second back up car was used for filming which was actually a DB5 with chassis number DB5/1486/R. This car did have a 5 speed ZF gearbox. There were subsequently 2 further DB5s used for promotional purposes, not used in filming, which were chassis numbers DB5/2008/R and DB5/2017/R.

@emanuell5926 14 дней назад

Sir, you are the prototype of a well mannered educated distinguished gentleman. It gives pleasure and joy to listen to your and learn from your knowledge thank you so much. Btw, beautiful car and restoration

@iain_tyrrell 14 дней назад

Thank you!

@timc924 21 день назад

Best banter on how an old car works: It's like ear-wigging a couple of fella's chatting in a boozer and walking out tipsy but enlightened. Your video's are also a text book example of engagement with people in your employ- positive and collaborative. Regards from Australia.

@210gaz210 21 день назад

I love British racing green, but that blue is epic

@Blade1310 19 дней назад

This video must be pinned to the channel front page Iain. It has to be one of, if not the best of your efforts so far. Perfect proportions of information, nerdiness, education and humour. All this revolving around a stunning looking car with an impressive back story. Top marks!

@iain_tyrrell 19 дней назад

Thank you- that is a very encouraging comment!

@jeffreyoldham55 21 день назад

A good thing that your bid was accepted, Iain. Stunning car. The view down the bonnet is simply glorious. Sounds the business, as well.

@Marc-oe1hg 21 день назад

What a piece of art this car is! I don't know what is most exciting, the filigrane engine, the rich seat leather, the clocks on the dash, the hand crafted bodywork or the absolutely stunning blue body paint. Thank you and your team for bringing these absolutely stunning cars back to their original glory as they so much deserve.

@adamhenderson4318 21 день назад

I thought Daniel Craig had given up the role but here he is on You Tube back in character.

@1240enzo 21 день назад

When I was a 16 yr old, a pupil (adult music student) of my dad, had a silver DB4 running triple webers. I so loved seeing the car on our driveway, let alone hearing it as it took off after his lesson. A good friend of mine in his early days as a GP, he had a DB4 convertible. Those were the days for sure.

@porkster5924 21 день назад

What a stunningly beautiful car with a great story going back to its owner. When you look at modern cars and see this, you do wonder where it’s all going wrong. As much as I love modern cars, nothing compares to the beauty of this.

@HerewardTheW 20 дней назад

The perfect specification, with the later (shallower) bonnet scoop but before the DB5esque headlights. The owner is a very lucky man.

@petervandoren2984 21 день назад

What a wonderful story behind it. Thank you again. Always learning something new on your videos. From the details with the different headlight setups, to the changes in the engine to "make it go", to the explanation from you, with a little help from Pete, about alternators versus dynamos. Incidentally, I'm with you that that blue is a much more beautiful colour on that car than the green.

@isalmankhan1 21 день назад

Boy oh boy, what a gorgeous machine, love the color😍😍😍 What an honor, Thanks Sir IAIN for sharing this stunning car😍😍😍 Stay Blessed Sir🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you, thank you! I love the colour too. It really suits the car.

@shankarbalan3813 9 дней назад

Lovely historical and engineering tour of this gorgeous car. As a lifelong James Bond Fan, Aston Martin was always on my mind though in this lifetime I ll never be able to afford one (except for the many scale models I own!). Thank you Iain.

@SWR112 21 день назад

Great story, what a baller of an Uncle in the day doing the school run in a DB4. Glad the car was restored right and Car is in safe hands and cherished. Oh and Aston - best product placement ever…..😁👍 Simple work of Art that travels and great it gets shown and used. Thanks for the electric explanation as I’ve said I’m the least mechanical minded person you could meet, so that’s the difference. Only 51 😂 You live and learn.

@andrewmoorhouse687 18 дней назад

The pale blue paint is gorgeous and really does the car. So many are silver for rather predicable reasons and silver does look good, but this suits the car even better. That six sounds absolutely glorious; a deep note hinting at the power within, yet cultured. A bit like 007 in his tux you might say! Thanks for another wonderful look at a very special car Iain.

@iain_tyrrell 18 дней назад

Thank you!

@anthonygray333 19 дней назад

That color is stunning. I’ve nothing against BRG as my Triumph TR6 is in that color, but an Aston to me should be understated elegance. That shade nails it!

@grahamedwards8244 18 дней назад

Great car and thank you Iain. I can't help but notice that the roads that you regularly drive for the tests have deteriorated over recent years. I appreciate that you don't have any control or influence over the state of the council's roads.

@davidbarnsley8486 18 дней назад

What an incredible story I’m sure my friends dad had a db5 in that colour back in the 80 s This would be one of my most favourite videos because it is about our own tractor maker who decided to have a go at making cars

@Paul-tk2my 20 дней назад

Excellent photographic restoration history on the metalwork. It’s important that you discussed the Alternator vs dynamo comparison. I love any car in green but I’m glad you returned it to its original hue. For me, one of the most attractive things about a vintage Aston is that gorgeous binnacle and instrument panel. When everyone else in the UK were using wood veneers, Aston were doing it in leather- very decadent! Being a Jaguar man I would be interested to know how the two straight sixes stack against each other. I know that the Aston unit produced a lot of more horsepower.

20 дней назад

Lovely car in a lovely colour. The shape and proportions of this car are just about perfect. Touring of Milan produced an exceptional design. Your engineering updates are sympathetic and appropriate.

@roygardiner2229 20 дней назад

What a beauty. The paint colour IS gorgeous.

@otisdriftwood3829 21 день назад

Your channel has quickly become my favorite. Absolutely beautiful autos and the "know how" really make this the best on RU-vid. Thank you

@mortdk826 20 дней назад

Looks stunning in that color. Sort of reminds me of Jay Leno's 1962 Maserati 3500 GTi, which has a similar metallic light blue color. Beautiful car too.

@russellbennett8516 21 день назад

For me Iain, this was one of the best videos you have posted. Seconds before you donned the suit, I wondered if you would et voila, it happened. A lovely car, lovely story and I really appreciate the effort it takes to shoot and edit such a great video. I hope we meet one day; not that my XC70 is much to talk about. many thanks!

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you, and glad you liked the tongue in cheek humour!

@richardpercival8329 16 дней назад

You know it's a good video when Iain breaks out the white dinner jacket! :) :) :)

@jnc07res 19 дней назад

Yank here, the thing about that car, yeah its Bond, in a way.... but it was *fit* for Bond because it possesses intrigue. There weren't many cars constructed like that, a little Italy here, a little England there. It's stately, its performance, its lines, all of these things together make for a shape that *evokes* car passions. It's exists today, because it simply does.

@neilwalker3204 21 день назад

When the Walter PPK was thrown it was a perfect opportunity for it to go off and have a cat screech.. love that colour..

@inderpalsingh4043 21 день назад

I watched this last night and I’m still thinking about it this morning, out of all the videos so far, this has got to be the one that Ian was most excited to create, I love how the drive test kept going, you could see that Ian didn’t want to get out, and to be honest neither would I. DB4 is definitely one of my top ten, a real car for the discerning gentleman. PS - the tuxedo sketch was fab, “Walther ppk…” proceeds to toss the gun!😂

@FastTrack-1 21 день назад

I prefer the DB4 to the DB5,has a cleaner look. By the way Ian, you forgot to mention the Italian Job starring role for this car. Charlie Crocker's personal car of choice, after he came back from shooting tigers !

@brianwallace6566 20 дней назад

Among the many things I admire about this channel (and I've been a subscriber for years now) remains the way in which Iain (exemplifying the habits of many of his countrymen) treats a cyclist not as an obstacle as much as an opportunity to further explore the dynamics of whatever car he's operating. Here, at 23 mins 20 sec, he has to slow to 15-20 mph due to a pair of cyclists and then wait behind them for second after second after second until the road ahead is clear and he can enjoy letting that powerplant once again do its thing. My fellow Americans, you have a lot to learn in this regard.

@JohnnieAshton 16 дней назад

Having been a cyclist many years ago, I despair at the attitude of SOME cyclists, because I am often a pedestrian? But when they are merely doing what they should, I have all the time in the world for them. I gave the wonderful Mr. Tyrrell my thumbs up at the point he had regard for two people observing the highway code.

@cbotten106 21 день назад

Perfect opportunity to break out the white tux. Nicely played. And what a classic beauty.

@daseteam 21 день назад

I would be fascinated to hear about the differences/similarities between The AM engine and the Jaguar engine.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

There’s a video there….

@oohmeconkers1968 21 день назад

Far prettier than the later cars. A beauty ❤

@willo300 21 день назад

Another belter of a video Iain. Great sentimental story of this vehicle. I bet the owner was thrilled after you completed the restoration.

@TheEarlofK 20 дней назад

A beautiful car, so much better in its original colour, with a lovely backstory. He must be a very proud owner.

@user-fz8ep5ey4v 21 день назад

The view of the car following the camera car shows how perfect this car looks .

@jameswood4344 21 день назад

The combination of your love of these machines and your deep mechanical expertise -- there's nothing like it. "Show Mr. Tyrrell to his room."

@Mr.Higginbotham 15 дней назад

That deep sound is intoxicating.

@EliteRock 21 день назад

Very good looking car. Did notice the stance seems to have been slightly modernised with wider tyres and/or slightly widened track, pretty sure the wheels would have been well inside the wings originally.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Yes, the wheels are wider than standard

@deweybrightside2276 7 дней назад

I now drive the Porsche 912e that my father bought new in 1976. It still smells the same every time I climb into the driver seat. I'll baby it (and drive it) as long as I am able. Ice green and beautiful.

@bobcoats2708 21 день назад

“I prefer not to drive it on its door handles”. Proceeds to drive it on its door handles. Resistance is futile. Bravo sir!

@howardlake6178 18 дней назад

Genuinely, I think the James Bond ‘relationship’, saved and augmented Aston Martin’s brand through many financial crises, for decades.

@iain_tyrrell 18 дней назад

So true!

@lamarw9901 20 дней назад

Lovely Aston, remind me of a car a family friendly who was a basically one man restoration and collision repair shop. He'd pick up some collision and light work while a long term restoration or 2 was in his care as space/time allowed. One car that was in with my Corvette was a DB5 or DB6 which had spent considerable time under a oak tree with acorns falling on it. Someone was paying handsomely to form the aluminum back into shape. Quite a rare car especially in the Southern USA. He also had a real Cheetah. and a BMW 3.0 CSL race car come through the shop when I popped in.

@banterman 21 день назад

Aaaand it's time to put the kettle on :D

@fastlane458mag 21 день назад

I'm a big Bond fan so the Tux, Martini and PPK where a very nice touch. That blue surely compliments the car.

@tombache3426 18 дней назад

I really appreciate your sense of humor. And the presentation of the cars is quite enjoyable.

@wendyandgeoffpattison2610 21 день назад

Such an evocative motor car! Mr. Tyrell even dressed for the occasion. Great fun.

@AnagramAutoclassics 20 дней назад

Glad to see your dressing-up box was in use again, Iain. Your DJ definitely wins over your Wolf Barnato look with the blower! DB4 always leave me stirred, not shaken. I sold mine in 1985 for just £7000 as a non-runner. I must have been mad!

@balancespring 20 дней назад

An instant classic Tyrrell's Classic episode!

@streetpilot775 14 дней назад

Another fascinating video, Ian! After sitting through the whole thing, I was shaken... but not stirred.

@Brookspirit 21 день назад

Gorgeous car, i always preferred these over the DB5 and DB6.

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

It really is gorgeous

@russcooke5671 21 день назад

And me. It’s my favourite car.

@helloxyz 12 дней назад

Great to see Sir Les Patterson doing the road test at 17:00

@somebloke4027 21 день назад

I’m in your age group Iain so you can probably imagine the impact at age 7 (family car: Triumph Vitesse) of having a DB4 arrive at our farm in Devon, with our local greengrocer at the wheel. He even let me sit in it. Wow. While not an athletic chap - he was as wide as he was tall - he could certainly move fast. I discovered this a little later while talking to him about the car. We heard it starting up and both ran out to see my mother disappearing up the lane on an impromptu test drive. “What?! Bloody hell, the bloody woman, she’ll… uh…. “

@bhumiriady 21 день назад

Not gonna lie, that is one beautiful DB4! Also, the story behind the car is very fascinating. Keep up the great work, sir!^^

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you! Glad you like it!

@bhumiriady 21 день назад

@@iain_tyrrell You're welcome, sir.^^

@YusssoM 13 дней назад

That James Bond bit is legend 🤣

@VintageVigilante 19 дней назад

Nice to hear you mention your experience in Franchoek, South Africa. I'm local, and visited the museum with my friends in the humble MX-5 club just a couple of days ago. Such a special place! The Aston is glorious. Highly recommended for anyone. And the museum is surrounded by our best wine farms.

@453421abcdefg12345 15 дней назад

All in very good taste! Actually you look more like Brian Ferry than James Bond.

@marcuswilson9381 20 дней назад

Stunning as always! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work😊

@havardstle3788 21 день назад

Love the geky tech the history and the humor! Thanks a lot Ian!

@Desertduleler_88 20 дней назад

Timeless design, always had a soft spot for this era of Aston Martins. That in-line six sounds superb.

@jmtubbs1639 21 день назад

David Brown's gear business was around long before the tractors came along. It started around 1860.

@davebarron5939 21 день назад

As always a joy, especially the great stories that come with cars. Got a kick out of your comedy as well. Thanks

@seanfinlay7393 21 день назад

So beautiful looking & sounding. Another great video, thanks!

@tarekmirdad 21 день назад

Thank you very much for a wonderful presentation. I enjoyed it a lot .

@JamesDean2112 21 день назад

Thank you again Iain, look forward to your videos the most

@jtreut 21 день назад

Wonderful story and beautiful color for this remarkable vehicle. Sincere thanks for making the time to share these gems with us. Your dedication to excellence is inspiring.

@Jadawin-kk3fz 21 день назад

I love the story behind it, thank you for sharing this rather lovely insight. Also a big thank you for the interesting historical lesson on DB 4/5, really fascinating.

@1958TimMoore 21 день назад

Fabulous car - the sound! 😍 I love the F40 and Miura just hanging around in the background while you’re discussing the dynamo 😁

@DonAl9114 21 день назад

Amazing car , amazing history, amazing job done. Thank you. 😊😊😊

@jurgstreuli7746 20 дней назад

Q would be so proud of you bringing the car home in one piece....

@moran68 21 день назад

He looks more like Les Patterson in that suit not James Bond !

@kevinmanns7170 21 день назад

That's unkind to say the least.

@claudiomarangone614 13 дней назад

What’s the matter with you?

@niosanfrancisco 21 день назад

Iain, really enjoying these legacy customer cars and their uniqueness and stories.

@morphyon 12 дней назад

That gearbox operability ❤

@Terraceview 14 дней назад

I find these much more beautiful than the DB5 onward with the headlights behind glass.

@markwhitaker3673 21 день назад

What a great video about such a lovely, elegant car with a bit of humor thrown in for good measure. Such a wonderful sounding motor-you can feel the torque. Thanks for sharing.

@abcdefBbdbbsbsb 21 день назад

Merci pour cette présentation et pour avoir évoqué l’histoire de ce magnifique exemplaire. On a tous vécu de belles histoires avec nos voitures. Bravo et merci encore pour vos partages!

@andrewlawson3694 21 день назад

Really enjoyed, fascinating history lesson, thanks.

@ijoseluis 21 день назад

Telling the proper narrative. So enjoyable! Thank you, Sir!

@iain_tyrrell 21 день назад

Thank you!

@gijoemolinaro 21 день назад

Lol Fantastic vid as usual and I love the Bond tribute interlude ... absolutely brilliant I so look forward to my Sunday Tyrrell specials thank you so much sir ... absolutely bang on, and Miss Money Penny just got me a beverage shaking not stirred ❤