Rank 38 documents the Aston Martin DB3S — the Feltham-built sports prototype that carried Aston Martin's post-war competition identity through Le Mans grids from 1953 to 1955 and delivered the marque's most consistent Sarthe results before the DBR1 outright victory of 1959. Powered by a 2.9-litre inline-six in a lightweight tubular frame, the DB3S combined long-tail aerodynamic bodywork, wire-spoke wheels, and deep British Racing Green livery that read as unmistakably British beside Ferrari and Jaguar rivals. Chassis DB3S/5 and sister cars scored class wins and overall podiums at La Sarthe — including second and third overall at the 1955 race behind the Jaguar D-type — cementing the model as Aston's endurance benchmark. Wallimilist renders the rear three-quarter hero, number 26 roundel, XMO 88 registration plate, gold specification callouts, and vertical ASTON DB3S title exactly as the master PNG dictates — Circuit de la Sarthe 13.626 km outline, wings logo, and curator copy on Feltham prototype heritage.