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AM115.1526 AM115.1526 1971 Ghibli
US manual
USA

EBay 2011
Serial number: AM115/1526 38,964 miles, Celeste Chiaro (sky blue) with original black leather 4.9 liter, 5-speed, A/C, power steering, power windows, and Borrani wire wheels - original The paint was redone along with the wire wheels and chrome to make this a very nice car....the car really needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. As evidence, this car won first place in its class amongst more serious competition at the Huntington Beach Concourse de Elegance... the only car show it's been entered in. I encourgae anybody bidding to come by and take a look. Some work dones less than 500 miles ago ...clutch replaced, a new radiator core, new carpet, upgraded interior, mousehair dash, rebuilt Borrani's with new Pirelli's P4000, stainless exhaust, wrapped headers. The radio is a period blaupunkt cassette player. Engine runs fantastic!

AM115.1588 AM115.1588 1971 Ghibli
US manual
USA

Yellow with tan interior. USA version. I sold it in 2004.

AM115.1614 AM115.1614 1971 Ghibli
US manual
Netherlands

First owner William Boyle, Garden City, NY
Recently sold 2020 PR classics BVBA

This “Verde Gemma” example was initially supplied by the West Nyack, New york State, the USA based Grossman Motor Car Corporation on the 25th November 1970. It still bears the same colour finish it left the factory with. Since that day it has only clocked up just over 14,000 miles.
This Ghibli found its way to Switzerland in 2004 with just 10,310 miles on the clock. The first Swiss owner kept it until he sold it onto German collector in 2006 with just 13,000 miles on the clock. Between 2004-2006 the car was extensively maintained and serviced. Invoices relating to this have been kept with the car.
Now for sale

And for sale at Gallery Aaldering 2021

AM115.49.1620 AM115.49.1620 1971
United Kingdom

Listed on Maserati Club UK photogallery

AM115.1724 AM115.1724 1971 Ghibli
USA

Sold 2011. Award winning car. Black with cream interior. Black over tan interior, 44k miles. Fully restored in 2002. This most beautiful Ghibli Coupe has been restored with passion and is set up to be driven. It comes with perfectly restored original Borrani spokes and a 2nd set of Panasport rims for everyday use.
This is a multiple award winning car including best early V8 at the Monterey Maserati Days in 2005 and 1st place at the Belle Macchine d'Italia in Oak Brook, Ill.
All technical components have been restored and work properly. Cosmetically the car is in wonderful condition including fully restored beige leather.
The original air intake and other parts are all with the car.

AM115.1742 AM115.1742 1971 Ghibli
manual
Italy

Coming up for auction RM Sotheby 2016

Here are the details

AM115.1764 AM115.1764 1971 Ghibli
Germany

According to the Maserati Classiche certificate this Ghibli was delivered
to its first owner, Silvio Poletto, in Padua / Italy on 2 October 1970. The
car moved to Sweden in 1976. Since 2015 the Maserati is in Germany
and has been technically serviced by the marque specialist „Steinke
Sportwagen“ in Hamburg.
This GT with an interesting history convinces with its elegant, sporty
colour scheme and its very original condition. Engine number and colouring
correspond to the delivery ("Matching-numbers!")

Here it is up for sale April 2015

And similar advert

For Sale June 2021 here

AM115.1770 AM115.1770 1971 Ghibli
Belgium

Engine fitted to AM115.1022

AM115.49.1814 AM115.49.1814 1971 Ghibli SS
manual
United Kingdom

Spider conversion
This car, chassis number AM115 49 1814, is a late Ghibli with the most desirable 4.9 SS configuration. Manufactured in 1971 and imported into England in 1989 by Richard Lee, who owned the car until 2012. During that 20 year period, Mr. Lee spent a vast amount of money on his beloved Ghibli, including having an engine rebuild by Colin Clarke engineering and had the car expertly adapted to Spider configuration by the experienced and well-respected Eddie Noone of Vale Cottage Coachworks.
A Vale Cottage conversion was almost indistinguishable from the original Spyder to all but the most expert eye and also included the all-important stiffening of the bodyshell, just like Maserati did on the originals.
The car was exported to Holland in 2013 by an established Dutch collector, whilst there the owner expended a considerable sum re-spraying the car to his taste in the stunning Vibrant Green it is presented in today. Inside, the interior received a total restoration in the finest Tobacco hide along with a new Dark Green Mohair hood, it is a truly beautiful colour combination that must be seen to be appreciated.
Presented in fabulous condition throughout, the car has been inspected by one of the world’s leading classic Maserati experts and at that time had 3 point seat belts fitted with hood adjustment and a replacement of the windscreen seal.
This particular example is very well known in Maserati circles having been selected as Sponsors choice at the 2016 Maserati Club Concours event. Being a matching numbers car and with a high-quality conversion, it is capable of offering all of the excitement and majesty of an original Spyder, but for less than half the price. A similar concours car was sold by Goodings at the 2016 Pebble Beach auctions in Monterey for $1,500,000.


Here it is at the Gallery for sale April 2016

AM115.1850 AM115.1850 1971 Ghibli
EU manual
USA

Sold 2013. Black with white interior. Was in a museum in Austria for 16 years before coming to the US in 2006

An article with some images here

AM115.49.1868 AM115.49.1868 1971 Ghibli SS
EU manual
United Kingdom

Recorded 2015.
Dug out of a garage in Sicily where it has been stored for over 20 years, this Maserati Ghibli 4.9 SS is the dream ‘barn-find’! The car has covered only 20,438kms and shows just two previous owners on its ACI registration document; they also just happened to be members of two of the most notorious families on the island! The car we are pleased to offer for sale was manufactured in October, 1970 and delivered new to its first owner a Mr. Giuseppe Gambino via Autonautica of Palermo, Italy. The car was specified from new in Blu Sera over a Senape leather interior.

It has recently been treated to a full restoration in the capable hands of Alfaholics. Included in the works was a full bare metal respray in its original shade of Blu Sera and the interior retrimmed in Tan leather. Alfaholics also carried out a full mechanical overhaul to the car ensuring it drives superbly. The history file maintains a large number of photos documenting the entire restoration process.

Now for sale in the UK here

AM115.49.1878 AM115.49.1878 1971 Ghibli SS
EU
France

Sold 2011 Artcurial. 29/12/1971
Italian Delivered car originally Blue with black trim
Up for sale June 2016

AM115.49.1882 AM115.49.1882 1971 Ghibli SS
US
USA

Confirmed in 2013

AM115.1906 AM115.1906 1971 Ghibli
Sweden

Reported 2015

AM115.49.1908 AM115.49.1908 1971 Ghibli SS
USA

Engine 115-49-1908 is now in AM115.1068
Ghibli 1908 now under full restoration 2020
Car will be Rame Metallizzato

AM115.49.1910 1971 Ghibli SS
Austria

Originally rosso rubino and pelle bianca interior

AM115.49.1912 AM115.49.1912 1971 Ghibli SS
manual
Romania

For sale on Ebay Nov 2017,
In a scrap yard and very badly decomposed in Bulgaria

This car was sold in Romania, in Bucuresti city

AM115.49.1914 AM115.49.1914 1971 Ghibli SS
EU
Sweden

Spider conversion

AM115.49.1916 AM115.49.1916 1971 Ghibli SS
Australia

Car featured at AutoItalia Canberra 2021

AM115.1930 AM115.1930 1971 Ghibli
EU manual
Netherlands

4700 manual, original german car, came out of long term storage and was sold 2001 to the Netherlands, parted out, body still around