Spider Conversion by Campana in 1988. Featured in the German mag. \”Motor Klassik\” 11/1990.

In 1990 was in Sweden. Now exported. Exterior silver

“This Ghibli Spyder, chassis number ‘1183’, left the factory on 7th July 1970 and was delivered new to the USA. The car’s original colour scheme was Bianco Polo Park with Nero leather interior trim, and it left the factory equipped with the desirable ZF five-speed manual gearbox. Documents on file show that the Ghibli was registered in the Netherlands 22nd August 1996 and that it was imported into France by the official Maserati importer, Charles Pozzi, in June 2000. The Ghibli was sold to the current vendor on 27th April 2001 (bill of sale on file).
Offered from long-term private ownership of 20 years, the car has recently been mechanically re-commissioned with fresh fluids, new brake pads, engine tuning, etc. following a period of static display. A further shakedown is advised before enjoying this beautiful Ghibli Spyder’s breathtaking performance to the full.”

Bonhams auction Zoute 2021

This cars engine is going to be fitted to Ghibli AM115.796

Sold Bonhams

Up for sale at Gooding and co Scottsdale 2018

1970 Maserati 4.7 Liter Ghibli Spider chassis number AM115/S/1185 with matching engine 1185
One of Only 125 Ghibli Spiders Built
Matching-Numbers Engine per Accompanying Maserati Classiche Certificate
Desirable 5-Speed Manual Gearbox, Air-Conditioning, and Power Steering
Includes Rare Factory Hard Top, Borrani Wheels, Service and Parts Manuals, Owner’s Manual, Tools, and Reproduction Fitted Luggage

For sale here 2024

For sale here 2025

Gorgeous 1969 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Coupe: 5-Speed with Matching Numbers

This 1969 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Coupe is a stunning original matching numbers example just out of loving ownership. Red with blackleather interior. This Ghibli starts right up and drives excellent. A very clean car all around with a nice and straight body and solid undercarriage. Very nice paint and chrome. Mechanically strong and sounds great. Giorgio Giugiaro penned the spectacular Ghibli that debuted at the 1966 Turin Auto Show. The wedge shape and dynamic stance make for a car that is still thought by most to be the most beautiful post-war Maserati. Under the hood is a 4.7 liter DOHC V8 with four Webers stacked atop. The Ghibli was instantly the object of lust for enthusiasts. This breathtaking and highly collectable exotic is not to be missed.

Matching numbers
ZF five-speed manual gearbox
One of just 779 examples built between 1967 and 1972
Price: $167,500

For Sale at Gullwing Motors

The car did not leave the factory with a hard top, and originally had wire wheels. It was Rosso Cordoba (Dark Red) with leather colour Senape (Tan). Date of production was 13/07/1970 and destination was the USA. Documentation or paperwork has never been requested to Maserati Classiche in Italy which confirms that this car has been in hiding for many many years. The hard top is still a bonus to this car even though it probably comes from another Ghibli Spyder.

“This original 1970 Maserati Ghibli Spyder 5-Speed with factory hardtop is just out of 40 year loving ownership and care. Blue with ivory interior. One of only 125 produced ensuring that they would always be rare and desirable. These cars have become almost impossible to find. This particular example runs and drives well and has clearly been lovingly maintained throughout the years.”

For Sale at Gullwing Motor Cars and EBay October 2020

Sold on BAT 2022 here

Original colour combination.
Body and Borrani rims currently restored.
Original interior.
4.7 litre version
Italian first delivery 6/1969, currently German papers and H registration
km 70.219 (read)

1970, US model, 4.7, 5-speed, red/black (original color combination), Borrani wires. power steering
Contact ivan@thecarnut.com

Sold at Bonhams 2005

Maserati Ghibli Spyder 4.7L s/n AM115/S/1195
One of the 125 Ghibli Spyder produced between April 1969 and Mai 1972.
One of the 79 Ghibli 4.7L Spyder made, and one of the 56 Ghibli 4.7L Spyder fitted with a manual gearbox.

Assembled in October, 1970. Sold new in the USA to Grossman Motor Corp. – N.Y.
Originally fitted with a desirable hard-top. Original color combo of Argento Auteuil over a Pelle Conolly Rossa interior.

Today, the interior remains original, except the two seats. The odometer shows 24,500 Miles (original mileage).
Matching numbers.
Power steering. Borrani wheels. EU taxes paid. French papers.

For sale at GTC

Black

Splined hubs and wire wheels. Red with Black interior. Sold 2012

Here it is on collectorcarpricetracker.com

Details on last image

EBay 2012. Bolt on wire wheels

Sold 2012. This car was in the Boston Museum of Art prior to receiving a complete, no expense spared restoration of more than $180,000. Numerous recent 1st place awards as the car was finished in August 2010. Everything is new or rebuilt and is likely the finest example available. Dark Blu Notte with Cashmere leather and matching wool carpeting Dark blue canvas top.

The car was delivered new to an Italian Count who later visited Bulgaria. He met a German girl from the DDR and fell in love with her. While on a trip with her around in Bulgaria the couple had an accident with the Ghibli. The Count had to leave Bulgaria on the spot and left the Ghibli behind (…and the girl! …).
The wreck was sold thru that country until 1981 when a truckdriver purchased it. He sold it to the next owner in 2001. Since then the car “resides” on the personal scrapyard of this person in Bulgaria.

One of the only 37 Ghibli Spyder 4900 SS with manual gearbox. Delivered new in Italy. European version (probably less than 14 cars made). Original hardtop.

Description here

Here it is again on the GTC website.