VIN: 1012714
1963 Maserati 3500 GTi
This 1963 Maserati 3500 GTi is a highly original example wearing a beautiful color combination: Medium green with brown leather interior. This 3500 GTi runs and drives. It is delightfully presentable inside and out.
The Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera body is in great condition and the car has a very clean and solid undercarriage.
The Maserati 3500 GT was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show in 1957 and produced through 1964. It was the company’s first genuine series production road car and it was a huge success. The original brief for the car was to produce a fast GT that would be both exciting to drive and comfortable and practical for daily use. As the car was bodied by Touring and built in Milan using their Superleggera light-alloy process, these aims were achieved.
Maserati’s three decades as constructors of perhaps the world’s finest racing cars showed in every detail of the elegant coupe, from its exquisite, race-derived 3.5 litre engine through its impeccable road manners, fine brakes and faultless build quality. Here was a car to rival the best which Stuttgart, Newport Pagnell and Maranello had to offer.
As vintage Maseratis are the featured attraction at this year’s Goodwood Revival, celebrating the centennial of Alfieri Maserati’s breakthrough Targa Florio triumph, this beautiful car and its owner would doubtless feel right at home, with similar cars on display around the Motor Circuit paddocks. This is a chance to own one of Maserati’s finest road cars.
VIN: 1012714
1963 Maserati 3500 GTi
This 1963 Maserati 3500 GTi is a highly original example wearing a beautiful color combination: Medium green with brown leather interior. This 3500 GTi runs and drives. It is delightfully presentable inside and out.
The Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera body is in great condition and the car has a very clean and solid undercarriage.
The Maserati 3500 GT was introduced at the Geneva Motor Show in 1957 and produced through 1964. It was the company’s first genuine series production road car and it was a huge success. The original brief for the car was to produce a fast GT that would be both exciting to drive and comfortable and practical for daily use. As the car was bodied by Touring and built in Milan using their Superleggera light-alloy process, these aims were achieved.
Maserati’s three decades as constructors of perhaps the world’s finest racing cars showed in every detail of the elegant coupe, from its exquisite, race-derived 3.5 litre engine through its impeccable road manners, fine brakes and faultless build quality. Here was a car to rival the best which Stuttgart, Newport Pagnell and Maranello had to offer.
As vintage Maseratis are the featured attraction at this year’s Goodwood Revival, celebrating the centennial of Alfieri Maserati’s breakthrough Targa Florio triumph, this beautiful car and its owner would doubtless feel right at home, with similar cars on display around the Motor Circuit paddocks. This is a chance to own one of Maserati’s finest road cars.
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