Anyone know this 2002 4200 manual Spyder?

Wholesale to a Maserati dealer is less than $15,000.00.

 

Manual six speed is rare. Enjoy. Good road car. Quick enough.

 

I have a 2002 6MT Spyder. Make sure the shift linkage is correctly set otherwise hard shifting into 1st and 2nd gear. Remember the transmission is meant to handle 400+ hp so it's not a fingertip shift. I'd also check the wheels, it's hard to tell when the low profile tires are flat and rims get damaged. You can check the clutch condition by looking through the ports in the bell housing. You should be able to see the clutch plate groves. "Floppy chassis" is purely a case of what you expect and imagine. Remember the dash plate says "GT" so it's not a slalom car. It's a great car.

 

These cars are one of the best values in sportscars right now. For the price of a rice rocket you can get one, and if you know what you are doing you should be able to operate it at a reasonable cost. If you think the gearbox on the 6MT GT is tricky you should drive an old 1980's De dion axle Alfa

 

One nice thing is if you have Skyhook(Sport button above shifter) you can drop the cars height without changing any parts. They kind of sit high when stock in my opinion.

 

Looks like you got a nice car. These cars are a once in a lifetime bargain. Just focus on what it is and what it does and ignore the armchair critics and you'll enjoy something special.