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The Gaydon Aston Martin Factory
The Gaydon Aston Martin Factory
Photo: Jean Lemieux
Frédérick Boucher-Gaulin
July 2, 2014
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The Vision Gran Turismo prototype.
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Parked on the water!
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A commemorative wall representing the century of the brand, in 2013.
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A gorgeous V12-powered Vantage.
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The Vision Gran Turismo prototype.
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Aston Martin's lobby.
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Our guide for today, John Muirhead.
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One of the brand's oldest car.
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It kinda looks like a boat!
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The office is right next to the historic vehicle. Nice view!
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A rare Aston Martin V8 Serie 1, the grandfather of the Rapide!
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The leather seamstress.
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Hello dear!
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Seat assembly.
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Application of leather by hand.
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The chassis is made of aluminium, composite materials and steel.
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Chassis awaiting assembly.
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sound-deadening parts, strategically placed.
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Everything is placed by hand!
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Vantage assembly line.
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Gaydon produce 15 cars per day.
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The bodywork is covered during assembly to prevent scratches.
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Wheels fitment
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The engines are made in Germany.
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The V8 will soon be replaced by a more environmentally friendly one, but the V12 will remain.
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Adjustments are sometimes needed.
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Polishing and quality control.
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Smile for the camera!
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