1972 Maserati

[VMSRTI]

Any takers?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Maserati-Ot...tr=true&hash=item3f54e460b3&item=272007192755

 

[jluis]

What a ripoff considering the condition

 

[whereskeith]

lots and lots of work....way too much money

 

[jluis]

Also the entire interior leather will have to be replaced.
I'm sure that even when it's restored that will make it worth a lot less when compared to an "original" model that did not had to be all patched up.
A few thousands is what this shell is worth in my opinion.

 

[MAF260]

Gas Monkey Garage would spend $500 to get it running & stopping, spray it with clear coat to preserve the 'patina' then bang it out for $100k+!

 

[jluis]

Incredible, there are actualy bidders for this pile of rubish.
I have seen vandalized cars in better condition than this one.

 

[Contigo]

You are buying a chassis number and engine number. To be fair that's cheap for a Ghibli even in that Nick!

 

[StuartW]

It's an Indy Phil, they're not worth as much as Ghibli but at does at least look reasonably complete

 

[jluis]

Hmm... a quick check on cars and classic shows that the Indy is also on the way up ...
Seems like it might not be so expensive after all.
Especialy when you consider this:
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C661742

 

[zagatoes30]

It looks complete and on that fact alone I would say it is good value at the current price, $18k, but the reserve has not been met. Top Indys are on the way up with some being advertised in excess of £100k

 

[StuartW]

I am fond of them and good to see they're being valued now too

 

[VMSRTI]

now sold US$24100

 

[zagatoes30]

I would say that is about fair, just needs some one with the passion and the money to restore it.