Restaurata da esperti del marchio in Italia
Restaurata da esperti del marchio in Italia
Restored by marque experts in Italy
Perfectly balanced in terms of originality and degree of restoration
From a high-calibre collection
The Maserati 3500 GT marked the beginning of series production of road-going sports cars at Maserati; all earlier models had been more or less competition-capable one-offs.
The engine of the 3500 GT was derived from that of the Tipo 350S racing model. It was a 3.5-litre inline-six engine with two overhead camshafts, producing 220 hp.
The 3500 GT was offered as both a coupé and a spider.
The bodywork was designed by Carrozzeria Touring, which was producing the Aston Martin DB4 at the same time.
Touring used its own patented “Superleggera” method: thin aluminium sheets were drawn over a steel form frame previously connected to the longitudinal frame.
By 1964, a total of 1,972 examples of the closed 3500 GT and GTI models had been produced with factory bodywork (Touring); an additional 245 Vignale Spiders were built.
As a luxury-class vehicle, the 3500 GT attracted numerous buyers from the worlds of politics, society and show business. In addition to Prince Rainier III of Monaco, Tony Curtis, Stewart Granger, Rock Hudson, Dean Martin and Anthony Quinn all drove a Maserati 3500.
Our car is certainly one of the finest examples of the series, perfectly balanced in terms of originality and degree of restoration!
It was part of a high-calibre collection for the past 20 years.
Between 2007 and 2010, it was restored in Italy by one of the best Maserati workshops known to us, at a cost of approximately €150,000.
It was driven and serviced regularly while in the collection; most recently, it passed its TÜV inspection in July 2024 and is ready for a stylish long journey.
This description has been automatically translated. Original language: German.
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