1964 Maserati Quattroporte First Serie ,one Of 260 Produced on 2040-cars
Domont, France
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64 maserati quattroporte,all original car,one off 260 produced ,first serie, motorised by a v8 4.2 l ,235 ch, european version,same french owner since 06/1970,come out from a big collection,this car is in good condition,paint is original and need to be redone but ABSOLUTELY NO RUST..... car was in storage when i discover it,we done a light carburator tune up ,change fuel and it starts immediately;the clutch was out so we change it to test the car ,so now if you decide to come and see the car in person,we can road test it.. the leather interior is all original and need to be cleaned but nothing important the leather is not cracked or scratched; car has always his french registration and has clear title,the car is viewving by appointment in our showroom,in France,20 kms from paris and side aeroport charles de gaulle; all sales are finals,please remember bidding is not a joke,i m a licensed dealer and this is my job,if you have any questions before bidding,please ask....if you need to talk with your wife before bidding,please do it before.... $1000 deposit will be required after auction ends ,and total amount two weeks later; i can assist in shipping all over the world good luck and dont let your chance away to buy a very nice example of italian iconic |
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