1985 Maserati Quattroporte Project For Charity No Reserve Bill Foundation on 2040-cars
Chatsworth, California, United States
This super cool Maserati needs work, but has tons of potential. Great style and lines, like nothing else on the road. Build your own unique James Bond Villain sedan! Appears to be all original and complete (missing one quarter emblem). Low miles, Ca and Nevada since new. Not running, no keys! Was donanted to me by a friend of my brand (ICON), but unfortunately I need the space more than (yet another) interesting project vehicle. This is a no reserve auction, and the proceeds will be donated to the Bill Foundation. They are a great charity in the LA area, involved in dog rescue and training. I found out about them when I adopted my third dog, Carly! Vehicle is located in Los Angeles (Chatsworth). Local buyers are welcomed to come see. Inspections are welcomed. I know nothing more about the car than what I have listed here! Thanks, JW
PLEASE NOTE_ The VIN entered is not the correct VIN. For some reason Ebay will not accept the VIN. Proper VIN is ZAMBV110XFA305234
The Bill Foundation is a Los Angeles based 501c3 non-profit Animal Rescue. Here and now, we rescue as many dogs as possible to alleviate the suffering of those abandoned in shelters or on the street. We strive to provide the highest standard of vet care and training until our dogs are adopted into stable safe loving homes. Since receiving our non-profit status and beginning operation in May 2000, Bill Foundation has rescued and placed over 2200 dogs and counting. Our History In the beginning there was Bill, a 10-month-old Golden Retriever and Lab mix Jo and Peter Forman found starving and filthy, foraging in a trash can in August 1988. For ten years Bill was a part of the Forman’s family. He brought laughter, joy and the kind of wonderful companionship that only a dog can provide. When Bill lost his battle to cancer in 1998, the Forman’s resolved to honor his memory by working to save other dogs like Bill who deserve a second chance at life. It was shortly after that the Bill Foundation was born. Funding BIll Foundation does not have an endowment, nor do we receive any funding from any city, county, state or federal sources. We rely solely on donations to continue our mission to rescue, rehabilitate and place at risk dogs. Every dollar contributed brings us closer to the day when no dog is left behind. Your contributions directly support the rescue, care and placement of our dogs. With your tax deductible donation, we can continue this life-saving work.
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