For sale August 2017

Contact leonardy@gmx.de

if you are interested

For sale Nov 2023

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

For Sale April 2016 PR Classics bvba

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

Sold at Gooding & Co Jan 2013 Arizona.
Photos of this car.
This Ghibli was completely restored by marque specialist Martin Logé, in 2006. It is matching number, it has been awarded at several concours in the recent years including, Best in Class and Best of Marque at Concorso Italiano.
Constructed in January 1970, AM115/1476 was dispatched to Canada and delivered by air to Citroen Canada Ltd. of Montreal, where it was reportedly delivered to a Citroen executive. Sometime later, the Ghibli joined a private collection and remained in British Columbia for approximately 25 years.
In 2005, Maserati specialist Martin Logé of Santa Barbara, California purchased the Ghibli and performed a complete restoration with the aim of creating a concours-quality show car. Mr. Logé completed the extensive process in 2006 and the Ghibli made its post-restoration debut at Concorso Italiano, where it earned Best in Class (Early V-8), Best of Marque, and Best Representation of a Giugiaro Design.
In recognition of this impressive performance, the official Maserati Club International publication published a photograph of noted classic car personality Keith Martin presenting this prize-winning Ghibli with its Best of Marque award.
In early 2011, Maserati Classiche and the department Manager Fabio Collina prepared a dossier of factory documentation that included copies of the original Certificate of Origin, factory test data, build card, end of line data sheet, and delivery records. In addition to these important records, this Maserati includes a tool roll, jack, owner’s manual, original sales brochure, restoration photographs, and several magazine articles.
On EBay Jan 2019

On EBay 2012

This motorcar was ordered new by Rolma Automobili of Via Fontana, Milano in October of 1969 in Beige (106. Y. 56) with Senape (PAC 1775) leather, a becker radio and power steering. Once dispatched from the factory on the 19th of January 1970 to Rolma, she was sold to her first owner Dr Enrico Amelotti from Pavia, Italy. Now registered PV 221425, she received a service by the factory at 10,650 km.
By 1984, the motorcar had been imported to Pennsylvania in the United States and registered to Samuel D Burgio; then remaining in his ownership until 2012. Now sold by the Beverly Hills Car Club, she found a new home in London, United Kingdom with her current custodian.
Embarking on a no expense spared restoration at the end of 2014 that came to fruition in 2017, by the world-renowned McGrath Maserati; with invoices on file exceeding £120,000 from McGrath alone. This motorcar comes with her Maserati Classiche file, build sheets and is ready to be enjoyed with little miles completed since her complete rebuild.

Details here

Sold 2010 and 2013

Here’s the car on Ivan’s website.

1970, red/??, fitted with Indy-wheels
1982 with Art Miller –Miami.FL./USA, now white/??
1985-96 with John G. Harbourne -Cape Coral.FL./USA
2000 with Dr. Daniel H. Serrato -Columbus.GA./USA

After a long ,arduous restoration, AM/115 1520 is finally done. It was a debut car at the 2021 Amelia Concourse last weekend. She came off the restorers truck on Saturday and placed on the lawn 2 hours later! A beautiful weekend with great cars and great people! We were fortunate enough to win an Amelia Award for the Sports GT cars class . Never thought that day would come !

On Sale 2012. Bolt on wire wheels. Here’s a photo description of the car.

Owned by Elvis Presley. Sold on Ebay without engine or gearbox

Sold Christies Le Mans 2004

Was in Sweden, now exported

Currently for sale. It is a 1970 Ghibli, originally black with red leather. It is
missing engine and gearbox. I am busy acquiring those separately.
Otherwise it is largely complete.
The price in this condition is 65.000eur.

Here it is…

Sold 2013.

This lovely Maserati Ghibli 4.7-Liter Coupe stands out as a nicely presented and desirably equipped example. Completed at Maserati’s Modena workshops in last few months of 1970, this late-production Ghibli, chassis no. AM115.1554, was built as a left-hand drive Coupe, fitted with the desirable ZF 5-speed manual gearbox, and destined for the North American market.

The earliest history of this example is now recorded, but it is understood to have been delivered with factory air conditioning and in the color scheme it wears today of claret red over black leather. By 1992, the Ghibli had made its way to the Netherlands, where it would reside for the next 16 years. In 1998, the car was reported to have been restored and mechanically rebuilt, although records of work completed do not accompany the car. The mileage when the car was sold—which has not appreciably changed in the ensuing decade and a half—was reported to be original at just under 38,000 miles. Given its lack of use since acquisition by the present owner in 2008, it is recommended that mechanical recommissioning is undertaken prior to barnstorming.
Sold Bonhams Scottsdale Auction Jan 2023

Was offered as Donor car with sale of Spider 1267 in 2011

Here’s a great article on the car.

1970, gold/brown
1978 with Don Skogmo –Carmel.CA./USA
1981 with Joseph P. Dember –San Fernando Valley.CA./USA
2003 located in LA.CA./USA, sold to Joe Creamer, Alpharetta GA
Here’s the car on Ivan’s website.
Very beautiful Maserati Ghibli 4.7 coupé. Delivered new in West Nyack, USA in 1970 and comes from fourth owner. Sold to California in 1978 and spent the rest of her life over there. Thanks to the very dry climate it has always been in a perfect and rust free condition. Around 2010 it was sold to Europe. This is a ‘later’ type and it is equipped with airco, beautiful original Borrani wire wheels and power steering. Recently very professionally restored and overhauled into perfection. This was a bare metal, full nut and bolt restoration of a very high quality. Of course is this process documented very well with an extensive photo report. Technically in a perfect working and driving condition thanks to the very professional overhaul. The body is in an unbelievable good condition, as new and has perfect panel fittings. All the chrome is like new just as the paintwork. The undercarriage is rock solid, free of rust and like new. Performed in the original colour ‘Oro Longchamps’ in combination with a beautiful beige leather interior. Very tasteful combination. Top example in a top restored condition.