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AM115.S.1045 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder automatic |
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In sweden in 1989. It was green. Info MA | ||||||
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AM115.1048 | 1969 | Ghibli SS |
Italy | ![]() |
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Confirmed 2020 | ||||||
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AM115.1052 | 1969 | Ghibli EU manual |
Sweden | ![]() |
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For sale June 2015 | ||||||
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AM115.S.49.1053 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder SS EU manual |
Switzerland | ![]() |
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Chassis ‘1053’ is one of those ten left-hand drive European cars to the ultimate specification and was supplied new to Dr Alfredo Belponer, president of the Scuderia Brescia Corse racing team which at the time was campaigning Ford GT40s and Ferrari 512Ss. Dr Belponer was no stranger to exotic roadgoing machinery, having commissioned a Maserati 5000GT and later purchasing the sole Lamborghini Miura Jota, although it was destroyed before delivery. For his new Ghibli SS Spyder he chose a handsome light metallic blue livery combined with black Connolly leather upholstery and matching hood, all of which are still the originals 44 years later. From Dr Belponer the Ghibli SS Spyder passed to an Italian client who spent time between his home country and the USA, and from him it was acquired by the Candini family of Maserati fame, who for years had looked after it for him. They cherished the car, enjoying and showing it regularly, before it was acquired by the present German owner. | ||||||
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AM115.S.1055 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
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In Sweden 1975 to 1993. Then in Japan but it has now returned back in Europe. For Sale Classic Driver Monaco Update, now back in Germany | ||||||
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AM115.1056 | 1969 | Ghibli automatic |
USA | ![]() |
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On sale at Gullwing Motorcars July 2016 | ||||||
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AM115.S.1057 | 1970 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
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AM115.S.1057 –converted by Pavesi (-Milano/I) to one-off TARGA-Specifications!
The car is now located in England undergoing a full restoration to the Targa specification. The car is NOT for sale! The Targa-spec was a one off period conversion which makes this car very unique! Unfortunately I have no idea where the original engine went. 1st photo shows the car in Italy when new, possibly painted in silver and 2nd image shows it in Ft. Lauderdale in the mid-80s in a darker color and now with wire-wheels. | ||||||
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AM115.S.1059 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
Belgium | ![]() |
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AM115.1062 | 1969 | Ghibli EU manual |
Germany | ![]() |
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Confirmed 2014 | ||||||
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AM115.S.1063 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
Italy | ![]() |
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A very special Ghibli Spyder, a European version, the most desirable and one that has stayed in Italy all its life and had only two owners. It is matching numbers, in its original colours and comes with the rare and coveted hard top. It is in completely original condition and was repainted once, very well, in its original shade of Giallo about twenty years ago. According to verification by the Maserati factory archives a few days ago, of the 125 Ghibli Spyders built only 47 were sold in Europe of which only 26 were sold in Italy. This one was sold new in Rome to a man in the entertainment/movie industry. He kept it until around 1977 when the current owner acquired it and kept it for 46 years! This owner who recently passed away had a private collection with 65 cars and a full time mechanic who still works full time for the widow. He has maintained the car perfectly and driven it to keep it current. Keen Maserati connoisseurs will have noticed that many Ghibli Spyders have had more owners than a courtesan, numerous color changes and end up resale red or grey. Of course a majority of Ghibli Spyders were US market cars with unsightly large indicators, many of which have since been removed meaning those cars are no longer original. In sharp contrast this car is a Euro version pampered all its life by two discerning owners who kept it fully original. Giallo, fly yellow is a spectacular, happy colour that suits the Ghibli Spyder to perfection. The Ghibli Spyder was the sensation of the Turin salon when it was launched in 1968, a veritable Riva Aquarama for the road it immediately became a symbol and icon of the dolce vita on both sides of the Atlantic, from Portofino and St Tropez to the Hamptons and Beverly Hills. It is without question the most glamorous Maserati road car ever made, a delight to drive, which both its owners have done to the tune of 102000kms (approximately 63380 miles) and a regal star at any concours or event. It is a very easy comfortable car to drive with plenty of torque, has huge charisma with that fabulous sounding engine, fits drivers of all sizes and includes a large trunk, an actual rarity among spyders. It is also priced very reasonably all in at €660000 (approximately US$701417, GB£574135). Bear in mind that at the August 2023 Gooding Pebble Beach auction a non original Ghibli Spyder (i.e. a berlinetta cut into a spyder by a non factory workshop) was sold for US$400000 so this is clearly a price as tempting as this original gem itself. Indeed some spyders are on the market at over €800000. Located an hour south of Rome, Italy, inspection by appointment. | ||||||
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AM115.1064 | 1969 | Ghibli EU manual |
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Offered here is a 1969 example of the Ghibli, which was acquired by the vendor, via a private sale, in 1998. At that time the car underwent a major service, which included tappet clearances, timing chain tensioners, plugs, points oils etc. In the intervening 12 years, the car has covered less than 2000 miles, which is why its is offered for sale. The current odometer reading is 53144km (33029 miles), which is thought to be correct. Finished in metallic cherry red with cream leather, the car is described as being a very sound, condition 2+, usable car, which has a good cosmetic appearance. It has recently passed the UK MoT and is eligible for free historic tax, which is displayed and expires in March 2011. Was bought on UK auction in 2010 with 4.2 litre engine. | ||||||
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AM115.S.1065 | 1970 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
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Here’s some great images of the car. Sold in October 2022 from a collection in western France to a very nice collector in south Florida. | ||||||
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AM115.1066 | 1969 | Ghibli EU |
USA | ![]() |
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Recorded on Thepenier register | ||||||
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AM115.S.1067 | 1969 | Ghibli Spyder SS EU manual |
USA | ![]() |
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First place at Santa Barbara and Palos Verdes Concours. Lion Award winner, Concours of America. European spec, with the optional factory hard top. | ||||||
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AM115.1068 | 1969 | Ghibli |
Germany | ![]() |
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update reunited with original engine, missing some parts, but mostly complete, untouched body, comments May 2021 | ||||||
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AM115.1072 | 1969 | USA | ![]() |
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Dealer claims to have engine only although this is not complete | ||||||
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AM115.1074 | 1969 | Ghibli EU manual |
Belgium | ![]() |
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For Sale Anamera Oct 2014 For sale by: | ||||||
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AM115.1076 | 1969 | Ghibli SS EU manual |
Italy | ![]() |
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4.9SS | ||||||
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AM115.S.1079 | 1970 | Ghibli Spyder EU manual |
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Delivered new with silver paint and a black leather interior to its first owner in Rome, Italia. Some years after, sold to its next owner, an American, who imported the car to Texas. The car was then sold to a Canadian collector with 42000 kms from new, in perfect original condition, and then the Canadian owner decided in 2002 to have “the best Ghibli Spyder in the world” and restored the car TOTALLY to concours condition, regardless of expense. Today [ 2013 ] the car has 48800 kms from new, Borranis wheels, power steering, Concours condition. Previously sold by GTC Coming up for auction at RM Sotheby 2023 Retromobile Destined to remain in its native Italy when new, the Ghibli 4.7 Spyder presented here was shipped to Rome following its completion at Maserati’s facilities in Modena in February of 1970. Finished in Giallo over a black leather interior, it is one of only 83 production 4.7-litre Ghibli Spyders—and one of a mere 25 examples built to left-hand-drive specification, fitted with a manual gearbox, and delivered new to Europe. Comments from Gerhard Reinecke “there is a letter from Cozza dated 2007, in which he describes the first owner as Mr Caminneci from Berlin. Caminneci was a film producer (but mainly, he was heir to a large fortune), married to Pia Degermark, a Danish film star at the time. They lived together in Switzerland, in the village where I grew up. When he drove up the hill in this Ghibli, next to our school, all the boys used to run at the window to see (and hear) him. The Ghibli was registered in Rome, with Roma number plates, while he also had a 6.3 Mercedes with telephone (!), on Berlin number plates. Later, when Pia Degermark left him, he stayed on in Switzerland, the Ghibli stayed with him. Originally yellow (as now), he had it painted black with golden wheels (the JPS craze at the time). He kept it at least until early or even mid 80ies, when he hit something with the door, the door had a huge dent in it, he still drove it for a while. He sold it for 8000 francs, even then a real bargain. Caminneci (Pier A.) lived until 2013, as far as I know still in Switzerland, near St. Moritz. Unfortunately, at one time they changed the original wheels which were designed by Giuigiaro specifically for the Ghibli. I remember the car with the original wheels, and I do remember, noticing the Marlboro packet on the tray in the centre console of the parked car.” | ||||||
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AM115.1080 | 1969 | Ghibli EU automatic |
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Previously owned by an employee at specialist Bill McGrath, this RHD example retains its original and rare (it is rumoured only 50 such cars were built) Borg Warner automatic transmission. Featured in a 1982 issue of Classic Cars, it was subsequently sold to a valued customer who commenced a photographic restoration. Now described as being “fully matching numbers and complete”, a recent inspection was undertaken at Bill McGrath’s and a list of recent jobs done is available. Said to display excellent oil pressure, the car had been in the same ownership from 1982 up to its acquisition by the vendor in January 2014. Riding on aluminium Campagnolo wheels and attractively finished in blue with “complete and original” black interior and “excellent” chassis, this stylish and highly capable Grand Tourer recently completed a near 1,000 mile trip to Classic Le Mans which included 7 laps of the historic circuit and is now ready to be enjoyed. |