1962 Maserati 3500 GTi

Delivered new in Italy on June 11, 1962

Fully matching as reported in its Certificate of Origin

One of 441 GTi produced

Meticulously serviced and lovingly cared over the last decades

Among the owners of the 3500 GTs were Prince Ranieri III of Monaco, Alberto Sordi and Elizabeth Taylor, Juan Manuel Fangio.

This Maserati 3500 GTi, as certified by the manufacturer, was completed on May 22, 1962 and sold on the 11th of June the same year, finished in Grigio Fumo Cascine (Max Meyer code 12. 382) with a Connolly leather interior (Connolly code PAC. 1544), and, according to the Maserati archive, optioned with a distinctive chrome accelerator pedal with a rubber sleeve.

The car spent most of its life in Germany, before being imported back into its homecountry, Italy, in excellent condition. Still sporting its factory colors, with original carpets and interior (besides the colors of the seats and door panels), the car is in perfect mechanical shapes, having just undergone an extensive service at a specialized workshop in Milan, including work on the radiator and water pump.

Ready to deliver joy to the future owner, this 3500 GTi was carburetors-converted in period for ease of use and maintance, as was the case with many GTi. The car comes with a reproduction toolkit and a Certificate of Origin released by Maserati.