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For Sale 1970 Maserati Indy #372 & #414

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  1. Joe Cuny

    Joe Cuny Rookie

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    Joe Cuny
    #1 Joe Cuny, Sep 22, 2020
    1970 Maserati Indy 4.2L #414 & #372 (parts car). I have owned both cars for 30+ years. #414 is a daily driver
    and has been driven and kept in restored condition. Both cars were manufactured in April/May 1970. The parts
    car was running and driven when taken apart because of severe rust. Many spare parts are new or rebuilt
    (alternator, starter motor, Vitaloni steering column stalk,Vitaloni mirrors, electronic ignitions (Mallory and Pertronix) and water pumps and cables (new and rebuilt). Extensive folders with receipts and restoration detailing are included. Factory manuals, guides and updates included (transmission, differential, electrical, Owners and Maintenance, Spare Parts and Driving. Additional photos and documentation is available at [email protected]. $90,000.


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  2. jippiejake

    jippiejake Formula Junior
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    #2 jippiejake, Nov 7, 2020
    Love the car, but for $90k you can get a more desirable Khamsin, Mexico, and for $125k a Ghibli..Masers have taken a real price beating, even more than Ferrari's have.
    Its great car for sure..
    I would put it back in the garage for another year or 2 then then try the market again.
    Good luck.
     
  3. 19633500GT

    19633500GT F1 World Champ
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    #3 19633500GT, Nov 7, 2020
    Does that double bubble have plexi windows and Zagato sport seats?
     
  4. 71Satisfaction

    71Satisfaction Formula 3

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    #4 71Satisfaction, Dec 1, 2020
    While I agree the vintage Maserati market has softened some in the US, and for $90k you can get a Khamsin in poor condition, or a daily driver Mexico... but I'll argue there is no way you can touch a 1st Gen Ghibli in the same condition as this Indy for anywhere near 125k.

    An Indy isn't the most iconic Maserati, but this is an interesting sale including a parts car..
    My understanding is they are valued more highly in Europe.
    Cheers,
    - Art
     
  5. tazandjan

    tazandjan Three Time F1 World Champ
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    #5 tazandjan, Dec 1, 2020
    Beautiful Maserati in great condition and a parts car to cannibalize if you have problems, or build into something exotic if you are rich.
     
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