--Verde Gemma with Senape leather and Beige carpeting, 5-speed
manual, Power Windows, Air Conditioning, 4,719 cc V8 engine,
Documented by Maserati Classiche. This 1968 Maserati
Ghibli is a very early production SS #25 of approximately 425 SS
coupes produced between 1968 and 1973. It was first delivered new
to Rolma Automobili S.r.l. of Milano, Italy. Early history remains
unknown until early 2020. At that time, it was imported to the
United States. A cosmetic restoration was performed to include a
bare metal repaint in its original Verde Gemma, the windshield
trim, rear window trim and bumpers were re-chromed, various lights
and trim work replaced as well as all weather-stripping. The
interior was reupholstered in the factory original Senape leather
with Beige carpeting. To this day it still remains in excellent
condition throughout, a true testament to the high quality of work
performed on this Ghibli. Under its most recent ownership the air
conditioning system has been serviced and all dash lighting is now
utilizing LED bulbs. Purchased by Autosport designs in
2021, It has been enjoyed on the NE1000 rally and a total of 1,400
trouble free miles was accumulated driving to, on the event and
back home to Autosport Designs, Inc. Most recently the Ghibli has
been part of a collection in North Carolina where is was used and
exercised frequently and now has been traded back into us for
another automobile. It is complete with factory books,
tools, jack/pouch as well as Maserati certificate and records.
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