After expensive restoration now blue exterior and beige interior

Sold 2013. Black with black trim. Drop down bootlid. Clean front and rear bumpers.

Fitted with later SS engine from AM115.2044

Up for sale June 2016

“RED WITH TAN LEATHER INTERIOR, VERY NICE EARLY EXAMPLE EQUIPPED WITH 5-SPEED TRANSMISSION, POWER WINDOWS, ALLOY WHEELS, KNOCK OFF TOOLS, 16,283 MILES AND CENTER LOCK WHEELS, COMPLETE WITH HANDBOOK .”

For sale at Heritage Classics Sept 2017

Now restored and returned to its original colour

Now for sale here 2020

12/2020 Complete restoration by Milestone Motorcars. Now finished in its original color of Blu Sera and tan

For sale by:
Milestone Motorcars
Boynton Beach, Florida
Tel: 561 509 7251
info@milestonemotorcarsllc.com

This outstanding Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Coupe stands out as a beautifully restored example. Completed at Maserati’s Modena workshops in July of 1967, this early-production Ghibli, chassis no. AM115.074, was built as a left-hand drive Coupe. It is finished as it appears today in elegant Blue Sera over Senape leather interior, and according to the Maserati Factory records, the car was delivered new to Firenze, Italy with an Automatic Borg Warner gearbox. This information could be an error however, because when the car went through its recent thorough restoration, no signs of an earlier automatic transmission was found, and the Ghibli is known to have been a 5-speed manual car for decades. This desirable early production Ghibli presents today with all the attractive factory features that came on the early Ghiblis, including the smooth non vented hood, delicate chrome bumpers, Campagnolo alloy knock off wheels, a lower rear hatch design, wooden steering wheel and shift knob, and toggle switches.

Although the Maserati’s early history post its home-market delivery remains unknown, this Ghibli has recently come out of a nearly 30-year Wisconsin-based custodianship. Finished in its original color of Blue Sera over Senape leather interior, this stunning Ghibli underwent a 26-month rotisserie restoration completed in December of 2020 by Milestone Motorcars in Delray Beach, FL. During the restoration, the body was taken down to bare metal and the factory undercoating was removed. Most Ghiblis of this era are now heavily undercoated, but this example has no undercoating leaving the floors finished in the lovely blue color matching the body. Other components tended to during the restoration included the suspension and brakes, while the matching numbers 4.7-Liter DOHC V8 engine underwent a full refurbishment. The sporty Campagnolo alloy wheels were refurbished as well and shod on a fresh set of Pirelli tires. A comprehensive binder documenting the work carried out with photos and details of the restoration is included with the sale, along with a tool kit and wheel wrench.

Sold here

The current vendor purchased the Ghibli in 1992 from restorer, Mr. David George, and it is believed to be four owners from new. The owner reports the Ghibli to be in excellent condition. Most recently the car was completely overhauled by Kiwi Engineering of Old Saybrook, Connecticut. Sold New York 1999 Christies.
As a very early example, the Ghibli features Smiths gauges, a drop-down lipped trunk lid that extends through the license plate area, Campagnolo alloy wheels, a Hellebore wood-rimmed steering wheel, and the unusual early engine that was built with dual spark-plug holes and 40 mm Weber carburetors. In 1992, the car was acquired by an East Coast owner who invested in some mechanical work. Purchased in April 1999 by a midwestern collector, the car was stored for more than a decade before the consignor acquired it. In 2015, it was treated to a full bout of freshening by RMB Garage of Stockton, California, resulting in a well-presented example that exudes authenticity

Here’s the auction description

Now for sale Aug 2015 Gullwing
And also at Driversource, pictures here

Originally owned by composer Henry Mancini. Matching numbers.
Impeccable example with fantastic paint, mechanicals, and interior. Just inspected and serviced. Currently has 59,326 original miles! [ in 2010 ]Owner history starts with composer Henry Mancini, the second was the top technician from Chinetti Motors who owned the vehicle for the following 41 years! The benefits of this vehicle are that it is a numbers matching, original example with no major restoration! Only a recent repaint in the original Blu Medio color, and the front seats recovered in Connelly leather. All appointments and details are correct down to the Blaupunkt radio.

Tons of pictures from back in 2010 when it was offered for sale

This early-production example of Maserati’s classic Ghibli Coupe was completed at Maserati’s workshops in 1967. It is equipped with the desirable 5-speed manual transmission, and is believed to have been delivered new with that specification. The Maserati sat in a barn near Gaston, Oregon for decades, but was recently treated to a cosmetic clean-up.
Finished in a period-correct Graphite Grey Metallic exterior color, the body and bright work presents in fair condition, and would be ideal for driving. Mechanically, the Ghibli should be treated to a check-up before being put on the road again. The seats have been replaced with cloth covers, which are now torn, and would benefit from proper Connolly leather hides installed again. The balance of the interior appears to be in largely original condition, with a lovely period radio installed in the dash.
Fitted with the correct era-evoking alloy wheels, 5-speed manual transmission and its matching numbers engine, this 4.7-liter Ghibli Coupe offers much potential for its next owner. One could get away with minor cosmetic refurbishments and a good mechanical go-through, or decide to treat this highly desirable Italian thoroughbred to a full nut and bolt restoration. These sharp-looking Giorgetto Giugiaro designed and Ghia built GT’s are among the most desirable cars ever produced by the legendary Modena-based company, and remain highly collectible today now that Maserati has brought back the Ghibli namesake to their model range.

Paris Motorshow car
Delivery date: 24/10/1967
First Owner: Mr TOURNIER
Colour: Green Met / Red

Sold July 2012 Netherlands. Car was produced September 1967. Now being restored. According to the factory, this car was the very first to receive the 4.9 litre engine
Restoration project photos.
Car now restored – Jan 2017

Concours car sold at Monterey 2014 for record breaking $385,000 USD.

Matching numbers

It is the 1967 London Motor Show car and in fact the very first right hand drive Ghibli built. As a very early car it has a number of unique features including the Borrani wheel spinners, prototype bonnet, drop down boot lid, dual front brake calipers and interior. After residing in a private collection in the UK for many years the car was purchased and imported into Australia in 2005. Finished in Celeste Metalizz with blue leather interior. Restored 1990-1991

dual calipers, multi disc clutch, no side markers, no hood vents, magnesium wheels with big spinners. Info 2014

RHD car with twin calliper brakes and confirmed by the factory as 1967 Earls Court Show car Guillotine bootlid. Original Interior AM116 engine fitted body restored 2012.
For Sale by Cavendish Continental Nailsworth Gloucestershire.
Now converted to electric power which seems to upset the purists!Video of this car here

Original build spec was Left hand drive, Oro Gold, 5 speed, non PAS. The vehicle was first delivered in Italy in 1967 and arrived in the USA at the end of 1969.
This Ghibli came to England from the USA in 1973 from its first US owner Jo Bojalad of Pittsburg PA. It was then was sold back to the States on the death of its new British owner in circa 1976 and is believed to have spent time in Carmel CA USA.
It is now in Austria, now repainted in yellow confirmed Dec 2018

For sale here

This highly attractive 1967 Maserati Ghibli 4.7 Coupe is an extremely desirable 5-Speed example wearing classic red over black colours. Completed at Maserati’s Modena workshops in late fall of 1967, this early-production Ghibli, chassis no. AM115.102, was built as a left-hand drive Coupe, fitted with the desirable ZF 5-speed manual gearbox, and destined for the North American market. Little of the early history of this Maserati is known, but at some point, it returned back to Europe. Finding its way to Belgium, it was acquired by the previous owner in July of 2008. It appears to have been repainted, but the interior looks to be largely original. The Maserati has been undriven and stored, as such it is recommended that mechanical recommissioning is undertaken. These powerful and sharp-looking Giorgetto Giugiaro designed GT’s are among the most desirable cars ever produced by the legendary Modena-based Maserati company and remain highly collectible today. The Maserati Ghibli will continue to inspire future collectors as one of the most important sports cars of the Golden Era of Italian design. The exciting opportunity to own such a car is not to be missed.

Coachwork by Ghia
Chassis no. AM115.102

For Sale at Gullwing April 2024
https://www.bonhams.com/auction/27656/preview-lot/5560045/1967-maserati-ghibli-chassis-no-am115102/

EBay 2007

Will be restored in the near future; correct engine was found in Philadelphia from a crashed Ghibli #AM115.1312.

Here it was at Left Coast Classics

Confirmed 2024

Engine only

Red with black trim. US early overriders with rubber inserts. Drop down bootlid. For sale on eBay August 2013.
Video of the car.

Also article here
For Sale March 2019
The birth certificate of this early specimen is present. Thereafter, the motor corresponding transmission number. delivery. Even the exterior color “Rosso Fuoco” Code: 20R308 and the black Connolli Interiorcode: PAC.1560 correspond to the factory settings.
the vehicle was delivered in October 1967 to New York.
The restoration work was done carefully after import in the years 2016 to 2017 in Germany, while retaining as much authentic material. So a sympathetic patina is available at the front seats.

Sold new in California and subsequently spent some quality time at the North Hollywood workshops of George Barris, King of the Kustomizers, being specially massaged for the famous singing duo Sonny & Cher. Fitted with a Super-High-performance 302c.i. Chevrolet V8, back in 1970.
Here’s an article about this car