A6G2000 Frua spyder in Cuba?

On Haggerty.com , a website run by the insurance company, they have an article on cars believed to be in Cuba at one time or another and imply this car may still be in Cuba. I was wondering if the Maserati guys on FC know of it and if it has been saved or rescued (By the way I think when we warm up to Cuba again,the first guys in will be the car collectors...)

Haggerty's description: "Maserati A6G2000 Frua Spyder. This is one of five Spyders built by Italian coachbuilder Frua between 1950-52. Frua built bodies for Ferrari, Maserati, Aston Martin, and other top-tier marques in the 1950s. They also built bodies for a number of other makes, both larger and smaller. The distinctive door handles and porthole fender trim are among the visible cues that identify this car. Like most of the vintage Cuban cars, this roadster has a non-original engine as it currently carries a small-block Chevy motor. This car’s potential value — won’t be determined until somebody puts a LOT of money into it but fully restored examples can run north of £495,000."