- Nice condition
- 4-litre 6-cylinder, manual gearbox
- Stunning Frua bodywork
According to the certificate issued in September 2015 by Maserati Classiche, this rare Maserati Mistral 4000 coupé left the factory in June 1967. Fitted with a 6-cylinder fuel injection engine and a manual gearbox, it was equipped with Borrani rims spoked and was painted in "Beige Mirabello" with black Connoly leather upholstery. This car then went to the United States at one point and the file includes several invoices from 2007 and 2008 mentioning in particular the replacement of the injection pump and the repair of the brakes. The file includes an American registration certificate dated October 4, 2007, which mentions a mileage of 46,787 km. A year later, through Goodings & Co, this car was purchased by a French enthusiast residing in Cassis, near Marseilles, and it was through this port that he imported the car to France where it arrived in October 2009. In 2016, this car was in Holland as can be seen by two invoices for work carried out in this country for a total of nearly €16,000, including a complete overhaul of the injection system. Currently, this Dutch-registered Mistral displays 49,797 km and is in very good condition. It is a superb model beautifully designed by Frua, and is powered by 6-cylinder Maserati in its ultimate 4-litre version with an interior featuring magnificent designer seats, typical of its time.
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