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

Coming up for auction at Artcurial Paris 2023

For sale here 2024

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 The service history is fully documented from 1970, invoices and historical documents are present as are photos of the restoration and overhaul works.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.

Recorded 2008, confirmed 2017

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

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

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

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

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 2024 here

For sale August 2017

Contact leonardy@gmx.de

if you are interested

For sale Nov 2023

Engine now fitted to AM115.49.808 which is on Bringatrailer August 2021

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 Paris 2011.
1969, blue/tan,
Jan.26.,1970 new to MURT ITALIA -Trento/I
1975 sold to Andrea Votelli -Parma/I
1978 sold to Paulo de Santis -Milano/I
later sold and imported to the USA
1985 with Joseph Sposetti –West Palm Beach.FL./USA
1990 for sale in FL./USA, asking $100.000, restored

The example presented comes from an important German Maserati collection. The car spent many years in the US from where it was imported at the end of the 1980s. It is fitted with the 4.7-litre engine rather than its V8 4.9-litre Type SS engine. Our Ghibli belonged to the Serre Collection, and was parked next to a 275 GTB/4 when it sold to the current owner in 2011. The engine, which has been completely rebuilt, retains all its capability, as evidenced by the report of a compression test of its eight cylinders, available in the file that comes with the car. The ignition has been refurbished, filters and fluids changed, and the carburettors and clutch serviced. In order to ensure that one can fully enjoy the performance a Ghibli is capable of, the brakes and steering box have also been totally refurbished. Our collector, who owns two other Ghibli, ran a high-tech company developing prototype engines for the top German constructors. Using the expertise at his disposal, he had new wheels made to match the original Campognolo wheels but which are two inches wider. Approved by the rigorous TÜV laboratory, these wheels were all cut from a huge alloy block destined for the aeronautical industry. They have an appearance that is identical in every respect to the original wheels but with a diameter of 17 inches rather than 15. An enhancement that perfects a car already highly desirable presented in this blue livery with leather interior, ready to satisfy the most demanding enthusiast.

Coming up for auction 2018

Sold 2010 and 2013

Sold Monaco 2002.
AM115-1506 remains a fine, well preserved, original example of this popular and attractive GT car. Correctly presented in the most attractive colour of silver with blue interior the car has recently had in excess of £2,000 recommissioning works carried out to enable it to continue performing as well as it looks. Complete with the English V5 document is a copy of the US certificate of title. The vendor informs us that as far as possible the car has been preserved in its original condition and has only covered a total of 14,000 warrantied miles from new.

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

Sold 2013. Spider conversion