Vehicle Description
1967 Maserati Mistral 4000 CoupeFactory records confirm that this
Mistral 4000 Coupe, chassis 109/A1732, was completed on May 7,
1966, originally finished in Rosso Capannelle, an elegant shade of
dark red inspired by Chianti wines. Consistent with its build date,
this Mistral Coupe is equipped with the ultimate four-liter engine,
the final and most powerful variation of the classic Maserati
twin-cam six. With its Lucas mechanical fuel injection and
twin-plug ignition, this refined engine produced 255 bhp and
outstanding torque, and was mated to a robust German-made ZF
five-speed gearbox. Delivered new in Modena, Italy, the Maserati
eventually made its way to the US, where it was repainted blue and
registered in New York circa 1976. Presented today in untouched,
as-found condition following decades in static storage, this
Maserati is a rare find and the ideal candidate for a
concours-quality restoration. Appearing largely complete, but in
need of a comprehensive restoration, this Mistral 4000 Coupe
retains its matching-numbers engine and other important original
details, including its Lucas fuel-injection system and original
data tags. This vehicle has been in long-term static storage and is
not currently running. It will require mechanical attention prior
to road use. Rare, glamorous, and capable of world-class
performance, the Mistral is certainly among the most desirable
sports cars of the late 1960s and a worthy rival to contemporary
offerings from marques such as Aston Martin and Ferrari. This
unrestored four-liter Coupe, hidden away for decades, is an
exciting discovery. Among the Most Exclusive Italian Gran Turismos
of the 1960s One of Only 828 Examples of the Pietro Frua-Designed
Mistral Coupe Delivered New in Modena, Italy, Finished in Rosso
Campannelle over Black Equipped with Four-Liter Engine, ZF
Five-Speed Gearbox, and Borrani Wire Wheels Ideal Candidate for a
Complete Concours-Quality RestorationPrice: $67,500 Firm
