Here’s the car on Ivan’s website

This gorgeous 1970 Maserati Ghibli Spyder with factory 5-speed is a matching numbers example and one of just 125 factory original Ghibli Spyders produced. Equipped with Borrani wire wheels, original 5-speed, and power steering. A cosmetic restoration was performed in 2015 consisting of new Argento Auteuil paint, deep red leather interior by Bridge of Weir Leather Co, Wilton carpeting, and correct leather on dash fascia. New black soft-top canvas convertible top. During this time, all aluminum and chrome trim was replated and polished as well. Body panels have excellent fit and glass is original and in very good condition. Optional chrome wire wheels are present and excellent, with new Michelin XWX tires. Convertible top is nicely done, fits well and in good condition. The Ghibli runs and drives superb. The 4.7 liter engine sounds and runs excellent with very good compression and oil pressure. This is a late series Ghibli with the desirable 42DCNF Webers and late style brake booster and interior layout. The ZF 5-speed gearbox shifts well with clutch and synchros working properly. The suspension has new bushings and the brakes pads have plenty of life. The optional power steering is a must on the Ghibli and makes it much easier to drive at low speeds. Overall the engine compartment is detailed and excellent with proper Jubilee stainless steel hose clamps used throughout. These cars have become almost impossible to find and this particular example has clearly been lovingly maintained.
The Ghibli spyder is widely considered to be one of the finest open grand touring cars Maserati has ever constructed, fashioned in the great Italian tradition of poise, elegance, and power. A vehicle which possesses flash and dash in equal measure, with beauty, rarity and timeless appeal. This 1970 Maserati Ghibli Spyder with factory 5-speed represents an excellent opportunity to own one of the finest, most beautiful road cars of the period.

Chassis #AM115S 1081
Carrozzeria # 10164
Motor # 10164
Gearbox type: ZF 5-speed
74,000 Original Miles
One of 125 Ghibli Spyders Built
Matching Numbers
Desirable 5-Speed Gearbox
U.S.- Delivery Example
Complete Toolkit and Factory Jack
Original Factory Owners Manual
Rare Ghibli Spyder Dealer Sales Brochure
Price: $749,500

For Sale at Gullwing Motors 2021

Coming up for auction here at Gooding and Co

Confirmed April 2017

Up for auction Bonhams sale May 2107

Amelia Island Concours 2010

For auction here November 2023

Purchased by the current owner in 2001, the car received a comprehensive nut and bolt rotisserie restoration at a cost of more than $150,000! The work was done by marque specialist Vantage Motors of Stamford, CT. The car was taken down to the smallest bits and restored to the highest level. The body was brought down to bare metal and refinished to concours. The car is presented in striking Orange and is stunning from every angle. The paint is excellent with a deep shine and luster. The shut lines are excellent and all trim is in near showroom condition. The fit of the doors, hood and panel lines are show quality and consistent throughout the car. The chrome wire wheels (4 bolt pattern) are in excellent condition. All Chrome was restored and remains in wonderful condition. Glass and rubber trim is correct and excellent throughout. The restored Black Leather interior remains in wonderful condition the leather is supple and shows little wear. The carpeting was replaced as well as the mouse hair dashboard. The center console and door panels were restored as well. All instrumentation and switches were restored the steering wheel and center horn button are particularly nice. The restored canvas convertible top is excellent and has seen little use the car has its original and rare hard top. The trunk was refinished as well and the floors look new. The restoration work includes, but is not limited to the following – 4.9 liter V8 engine Rebuild including porting and polishing of intake and exhaust manifolds and new valves and springs. ($43,744.94) – 10.51 Compression ratio – New Camshafts – New Crankshaft and rods – New Bearings – New Kevlar Clutch – Custom lightweight Aluminum Flywheel – New High torque starter – NEW weber Carburettors – Full rotisserie restoration of body ($93,291) – New radiator – Restored rear differential (limited slip) ($ 6126.37) – MSD Ignition system – New Brakes including calipers, rotors, master cylinder, brake lines – New trim – New Chrome – New rubber – New wheels – Restored interior including dash, door cards, seats and carpets ($13,418.65 Coach Trim Leather, Danbury, NY) – New Soft top ($2000) – Restored Hardtop – Gauges and switches new or restored – New wiring harness. – New Stainless steel exhaust including headers – Rebuilt suspension – Restored power steering system The car was restored in 2002, rarely driven and remains in excellent condition.

For Sale 2020 here

https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1971-maserati-ghibli-ss-4-9

In Sweden in 1990. For sale in Belgium 2013

Totally restored by Berlinetta Motorcars Long Island NY. Black

83 Ghibli Spyder 4700 were built, history, back in Europa since 1978
For Sale here

Delivered new to Mexico
Last recorded 2000

Advertised for sale March 2020

Wire wheels fitted. The car was red and was repainted in black.
Recent awards:
2010 Atlanta Italian Car day: Best Maserati (second place went to my Mistral spyder)
2010 EuroAuto Festival, Achievement award “Best of the Best:” class
2011 Amelia Island Concours, Amelia Award (second in class) – as a red car
2014 Amelia Island Concours: “Most Outstanding Italian Coachwork” trophy – as a black car
2014 Drove the Pebble Beach Motoring Classic and drove the Pebble Beach Tour D’Elegance; 1,700 miles total
2014 The Quail – Carmel, California
2014 Concorso Italiano – Best in Class
More details about this car.

Picture taken 2004

28/7/69
Green metallic

under full restoration at juanlumbreras.es

969 Maserati Ghibli 4.7
VIN AM1151124
Paint is Celeste (light metallic blue)
$110,000 USD

Originally delivered new in Italy there are some early records with the car.
I purchased this car and a Maserati 3500GT from a fellow in Belgium after it being parked by its second owner for over 15 years in dry storage. The car was started up regularly and actually saw the light of day rarely but not used often.
The body does need a full repaint between dings and corrosion. The rockers should be replaced, floors are solid overall but should be cleaned and sealed.
At this time the car is sitting in a friends warehouse in Belgium where it can be seen if anyone would like.
Please feel free to call or DM me.

David Stevens
416-802-9999

For sale on Ferrarichat April 2023

For Sale Gullwing Motorcars 2015

Baujahr: 1969
• Kilometerstand: 86.000
• 19.03.1983 von mir aus der Schweiz erworben
• Erstzulassung vor dem 01.06.1969 daher keine ASU nötig
• Zustand: gepflegt, technisch in einwandfreiem Zustand, kein Wartungs- und Reparaturstau
• Alle Inspektionen, Reparaturen und Instandhaltungsarbeiten von mir selbst seit 30 Jahren durchgeführt, letzte große Inspektion mit allen Ölwechseln, Filtern und Bremsflüssigkeit Juni 2013
• Tüv bis Oktober 2014
• Voll alltagstauglich, zuverlässig, keinerlei technische Probleme in 30 Jahren
• Bezeichnung: Maserati Ghibli SS Coupe Chassis Nr. AM115*1136*, originally manufactured in Mai 1969, 4.900cc, carburettors engine, 5 speed + R manual gearbox, external colour “Oro Egiziano (gold), interiors in “White Ghia” leather. It was originally delivered in Switzerland, Motor-Nr, 115*49/1139. Das Auto ist als SS gebaut worden.

Here’s the cars description on the website

Originally Rosso Rubino interior dark Beige. Was is Sweden, now exported to Italy
Now receiving a very thorough restoration

Not Sold Bonhams Silverstone 2005

1969 Maserati Ghibli, chassis number AM115*1140

For sale at McGrath Maserati Sept 2020

This 1969 Maserati Ghibli SS is one of 1,170 coupes manufactured during six years of production and is among approximately 425 examples built with power from a 4.9-liter quad-cam V8. Chassis 1142 is said to have been ordered new in July 1969 by Count Franco Grandi, son of the former Italian minister of foreign affairs known for his role in the overthrow of Mussolini, Dino Grandi. A replacement engine was reportedly installed via Maserati in the 1970s before the car was purchased out of the US in 1989 by a UK collector who initiated a refurbishment and retained the car until 2015. It was then sold to a Belgian owner who completed the project, which included a repaint in the original shade of Blu Medio, a re-trim of the interior in red leather, and an engine overhaul. The car was purchased by its current owner in 2017 and was later shipped to Modena, Italy, for Maserati Classiche certification, which was awarded in March 2022. The car is also equipped with a ZF five-speed manual transmission, a limited-slip differential, servo-assisted disc brakes, 15” Campagnolo alloy wheels, a Ferrero steering wheel, power steering, and air conditioning. This Tipo AM115/49 is now offered by its owner in Roeselare, Belgium, with Maserati Classiche certification documents and badges, a copy of its factory build sheet, invoices from current ownership, and Belgian registration.

For Sale November 2023

Bonhams auction Jan 25 2024

For sale March 2024 here