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AM115S.49.1255 AM115S.49.1255 1970 Ghibli Spyder SS
EU manual
Italy

Extraordinarily rare 4.9L model, mechanical gearbox, European specification

Swedish title
Châssis n° AM115/S49/*1255*
Moteur n° AM1157S49/*1255*

– Same owner since 1987
– Original engine
– Delivered new in Italy
– Extraordinarily rare in this 4.9L version, mechanical gearbox, European specification (around 15 produced).

According to its “Avviso di spedizione”, this car was delivered on 18 May 1970 to the Turin Maserati dealership, Concessonario Walter Bordese, 11 Piazza Adriana. Dark blue with mustard leather upholstery, it was equipped with a hard-top, power steering, radio, tool kit and five standard Ghibli wheels.
Its history can be traced back to the 1980s, in the “Foglio Complementari” issued by the ACI, which lists a certain Flavia Arrigoni, a resident of Milan, as the registered owner.
The documentation accompanying the car also includes a document, dated September 1986, in which Signor D. Pace, who lived in Milan and died in 1985, bequeathed the car to his wife Flavia Arrigoni. She in turn passed on ownership of the Ghibli to her three children. They sold the Ghibli in early 1987 to Mr A. Morelli of Empoli, who in turn sold it to our vendor, a Swedish Maserati collector, who came to Modena to collect it in September 1987.
At that time, the Ghibli was already in metallic grey with a mustard interior, and it no longer had its hard top. Our collector, who travelled tens of thousands of kilometres in Maseratis, returned to Sweden by road. Having encountered engine problems during the journey, he then had the entire engine rebuilt.
Over the years, he has taken part in many international Maserati club meetings, as he was president of the Maserati club in Sweden, both with this car and with other models in his collection. During a trip with his wife in the 1990s, he veered off the road, fortunately without serious consequences for the couple. He kept the car as it was, thinking that he would restore it to enjoy in his retirement and leave it at his property in the south of France. It must be said that our collector felt no urgency in completing the restoration of the car on display, as he owned a second 4.9-litre Ghibli Spyder! Over the last decade, this Ghibli has been restored by a Swedish specialist in Stockholm. It has only been back on the road since last year. It is on account of his advanced years that the owner has now decided to part with this car, with the intention of keeping his Mexico to take part in select Maserati meetings.
While this is one of the most beautiful Maseratis in the brand’s history, it is also one of the rarest: only 125 Ghibli Spyders were produced, 35 of which were 4.9-litre models with manual gearboxes and around just 15 of which were 4.9-litre models with manual gearboxes and European specifications: hardly any of them ever reached the market.
As well as being incredibly rare, this model is one of the most beautiful in the brand’s history, and is an ideal way to visit the Côte d’Azur. This is an opportunity not to be missed by enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike.

Coming up for auction here

AM115.S.49.1265 AM115.S.49.1265 1970 Ghibli Spyder SS
US manual

Sold 2008

AM115.S.49.1291 AM115.S.49.1291 1970 Ghibli Spyder SS
EU manual
Australia

AM 115/S 49 1291 – sold new into the UK in 1970 & originally Bronze with Black Leather
The car came to Australia in 2000 imported by owner Stephen Greg from the UK, when it arrived is was DK Blue with Magnolia Leather Trim, still has its original Hardtop, has Campagnolo Magnesium Wheels
Car re painted in Australia approx 2016 to Bronze & re trimmed with Tan Leather, for sale again February 2018


For sale here

AM115.1334 AM115.1334 1970 Ghibli
manual
Sweden

For sale July 2017 here

AM115.49.1354 AM115.49.1354 1970 Ghibli SS
EU
France

Sold at auction by Drouot

AM115.1390 AM115.1390 1970

Engine was fitted to Ghibli AM115.008 when last sold

AM115.1402 AM115.1402 1970 Ghibli
manual
France

For sale on Enrico’s excellent Maserati page April 2016

1970 MASERATI GHIBLI 4.7L

French title
Chassis n° AM 115*1402
Engine n° AM 115*982

• One of Giugiaro’s most beautiful designs
• Engine recently rebuilt, running-in to be completed
• Well cared-for car, ready to be driven

According to its factory build card, this Ghibli 4.7, chassis no. 1402, was built on 8 November 1969 and first registered nearly a year later, on 1 September 1970, in the Rome area. It went on to spend most of its life in Italy. In 2014, it came to France, by then finished in its superb current combination of black paint and
a ‘Senape’ leather interior. It had previously been restored, with black chosen in preference to its original ‘Blu Scuro’, a very dark blue. Particularly well preserved, its upholstery is undoubtedly original and has been well cared for, giving it an attractive patina; all the carpets were previously restored and are in very good condition. Its current owner, a great car enthusiast and connoisseur of the model, bought the car at auction in 2016; following a mechanical problem, he had the engine entirely rebuilt in 2017. The work was done by the specialist QM Developments at Gullegem in Belgium at a cost of more than 40,000 € (as the invoices show). As the car has been little used since, its running-in will need to be completed. The engine bloc is not original, but is of the correct type and is therefore ready to cover thousands of miles to the delight of the car’s passengers. It has a superb stainless steel exhaust. In sound overall condition, attractively presented and with its engine professionally rebuilt, this example, with its attractive estimated price, should certainly appeal to fans of the Ghibli. Its magnificent design, by a young Giorgetto Giugiaro, mated to a twin-cam V8, will remain forever an automotive masterpiece.

The auction of this lot will take place on Friday 18 March 2022.
https://www.artcurial.com/fr/lot-1970-maserati-ghibli-47l-no-reserve-4134-194

AM115.49.1404 AM115.49.1404 1970 Ghibli SS
manual
Germany

The vehicle: This beautiful 1970 Maserati Ghibli SS is on offer from a collection (VIN 115 49 1404). It is an original, unrestored vehicle. The last owner bought it from the first owner in Germany in 1982 and has since driven it a maximum of 500 km per year on Tenerife due to its extremely extensive collection. So the kilometers are absolutely authentic.

Exterior:The vehicle is in very nice original condition. The design: Guigaro at its best. According to his own statement, the Ghibli is still his most beautiful design today. The line is sensational and doesn’t look a bit old after more than 50 years. Long bonnet, flowing lines, large windows, short stern: it is perhaps one of the most beautiful Gran Tursimo ever built.

Interior: The interior is in top condition. It is very comfortable when you can handle the typical Italian “ergonomics”.

So he drives:Fantastic. The Ghibli is a driver’s car of the purest water. The engine sounds more multifaceted than an Italian opera. He shoots unleashed and clearly plays the lead role in this drama-dominated piece. The driver is the conductor, he is happy about outstanding actors in the form of a precise gear shift and a comfortable and neutral chassis. It ran 274 km / h in the 1968 test, which was the absolute top league. But in contrast to the competition from Ferrari and Lamborghini, you didn’t have to be a pronounced masochist in the Ghibli if you wanted to go a little further away: It was and is quite suitable for long distances and masters long stages with flying colors.

The driving qualities of the Ghibli leave us with a pitying thought to all the Ghibli that eke out their existence as an investment in the shadow of large collector’s garages.


For sale here

AM115.1420 AM115.1420 1970 Ghibli
EU manual
Netherlands


Here’s the car on the Bonhams website from 2005
Sold at Bonhams 2005. Converted to spider in 1996.
Sold Stolze classic cars and still shown on their website

Not 100% sure but GIB5000 was on a Ghibli coupe tested in Supercar Classics in Jan 1990, a red car with a 4.9 engine which was based in Leicestershire 1987 onwards

AM115.1426 AM115.1426 1970 Ghibli
EU manual
Netherlands

Not Sold Automobiles, Artcurial – Briest – Poulain Le Fur (15 December 2003)


Coming up for auction at Artcurial Paris 2023

Exceptional restoration in original colour
– Three recorded owners from new
– Original engine, sold new in Brussels

In exceptional condition today, this Maserati Ghibli has had only three owners from new. Fabio Collina confirmed that it was delivered new in Belgium at the end of 1969, to the Oscar Loupar mill (as can be seen on the old registration papers); it was then bought in 1988 by the well-known collector and car maker Edmond Pery, who in turn sold it to our client in 2004. The history file includes the original Belgian certificate of conformity dated 5 January 1970, and the car has the Belgian importer’s plate from the time.
It was already in good original condition when he bought it, but our client chose to have it restored to give it back all its panache and ensure it ran reliably. He sent the Ghibli to Italy, to the best specialists he knew, including the coachbuilder Touring, and it came back in stunning condition. The bodywork, the interior, the engine … everything was faultless. The original colour, Celeste Chiaro, was kept.
After this restoration, a dyno test was carried out in 2011, indicating an output of 250 bhp (DIN) at 3500 rpm, with a strong torque curve. When it was serviced in 2021 by MV Classic Cars, the car was showing 860 km, and today the odometer reads 1528 km, the distance it has covered since the restoration. Fitted with air-conditioning and chrome wire wheels, this beautiful Ghibli comes with its owner’s manual and list of Maserati dealers.


For sale here 2024

AM115.1430 AM115.1430 1970 Ghibli
manual
Netherlands

Maserati Ghibli, year 1970. Colour dark blue metallic exterior combined with a black leather interior and black carpet. This fantastic Maserati Ghibli is a ‘matching numbers’ car, a factory document to confirm this is present. This wonderful sports car was wonderfully restored over the last years. In the period 2011 – 2012 the car was dismantled, and the bodywork was restored from the bare metal. The body shows a wonderful panel fit, fantastic paintwork and superb brightwork. At the same time the drivetrain, suspension and brakes were overhauled. In 2011 part of the 4,7 Litre V8 engine was overhauled, in 2019 the engine was removed and extensively overhauled and rebuilt professionally. The engine bay was given new paint and the four twin-choke Weber carburettors were cleaned and overhauled. This fantastic Maserati Ghibli is in superb top condition and the car drives and handles perfectly. The original interior was placed back in place after the 2011 body restoration, the interior shows all the original details, and everything is in pristine condition. The service history is fully documented from 1970, invoices and historical documents are present as are photos of the restoration and overhaul works. This magnificent Maserati Ghibli is fitted with the original Campagnolo light allow wheels (perfect condition), a Stainless-Steel exhaust system, and a period correct Becker Mexico stereo cassette radio. Furthermore, the automobile features the highly desirable ZF 5-speed manually operated gearbox which allows the 310 horsepower and 339 Nm of torque to be used with finesse. The car comes with the original tool set. This is a highly desirable Italian gentleman’s sports car in top condition! A powerful and luxurious beauty with an addictive exhaust note.

This Maserati is for sale at Imparts.

AM115.49.1436 AM115.49.1436 1970 Ghibli SS
manual
Italy


Here it was For Sale 2012.
Dark Blue with Cream leather trim

AM115.49.1440 AM115.49.1440 1970 Ghibli SS
EU manual
France

Sold Artcurial Automobiles de collection*, Deauville, Monday, July 13, 2009

Restored in 2013/2014 to original specifications. [ updated 2024 ]

AM115.1442 AM115.1442 1970 Ghibli
EU manual
Brazil

Recorded 2015.
This Ghibli was exported from Italia to Brazil in 1970

AM115.1452 1970 Ghibli
Sweden
AM115.49.1454 AM115.49.1454 1970 Ghibli SS
manual
Belgium

This offered example from 1970 received a complete and documented revision in ’88 -’89, after which the last owner enjoyed it for a couple of years, before it was carefully put aside in 1993. When we found this Ghibli in its stable, This Maserati was, except for one repaint, in completely original condition: from engine and suspension to even carpets and spare wheel. To guarantee our RNR quality after a long time of no driving, we have overhauled all technical parts: the engine, gearbox, suspension, brakes, etc … (including an extensive series of photos). It’s needless to say that this very original Maserati Ghibli is absolute perfection!

In brief:
-matching numbers
-Certificato d’origine
-Original interior
-Original toolkit
-Original spare wheel
– Recently overhauled engine
-Lots of history

This elegant beast looks the way it drives and sounds: incredible. A very unique car with a lot of potential investment!
This Maserati Ghibli 4.9SS is now for sale at Rock’n’Roll Classics!

For sale here May 2020

For sale 2024 here

AM115.1456 AM115.1456 1970 Ghibli
EU manual
Germany

For sale August 2017

Contact leonardy@gmx.de

if you are interested

For sale Nov 2023

AM115.1460 AM115.1460 1970 Ghibli
EU manual
Germany

First registration on 23.1.1970 in Rome. Import in Germany around 2004/2005. Very extensive restoration (body and technology)

between 2005 and 2009. First registration in Germany May 2009. Since then, only one owner at a time. H – Approval available. Technology and

Body substance is in excellent condition. Detailed inventory and condition analysis was carried out by us in August 2023. Images and detailed documentation

AM115.1466 AM115.1466 1970 Ghibli
manual

For Sale April 2016 PR Classics bvba

AM115.1470 AM115.1470 1970 Ghibli
AU manual
Australia

Owned by Paul Moxam who recently passed away.
Paul was a long term Maserati fan who once owned a Cooper Maserati
Sold new in Australia
Yellow with black trim.
19/1/70
Confirmed by D Zeunert Oct 2016

Coming up for auction at Motorclassica 2017