Maserati Enthusiasts' Page

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	All things 'Maserati'. News of forthcoming models, owner's cars, tips, 'Marque' reunions and the odd touch of humour! In fact anything of interest to the 'Maseratista'. So if you have any news about Maseratis or have anything owners and enthusiasts should know, send details to maserati123@btopenworld.com	Grille trident on a Maserati A6G/54 by Zagato

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From Mehmet in Turkey
"Hi Enrico, Send the attached original classic Maserati Ghibli....org.km. 3,470...on display at the ...."ARTAM MUSEUM ISTANBUL". Ciao, Mehmet."





From Marc in the USA
"Dear Enrico, Thank you for providing such a great forum for Maseratistis. Here is some news from the other side of the Big Pond. This past week-end the Rolex Vintage races were held at one of the loveliest race tracks in New England, Lime Rock. Maserati was well represented with several magnificent racers present on the track, especially a 1956 250F-R (see picture attached) and a 1957 300S. An Italian car meet was also part of the event and present were a 1989 228 (the last of that kind sold in the USA), a Bora (? year) and a 1969 Ghibli SS (see picture). For anyone with a passion for vintage racing, this was the place to be this week-end as the races were thrilling (how often does one see a 250F roaring by?), the weather picture perfect and the array of cars superb. Please keep up the great work you provide with your web-site. Warmest regards, Marc."





From Daniel in Germany
"Hi Enrico, Hope you are fine. What makes your Ghibli, I hope you still have it. I decided to sell these Ghibli Open Cup 1996 Evo specification spotlight frames. Colour is Orange. Price : best offer. Condition is good but they have some small marks in the painting from stock (no cracks). Please contact me via email. Daniel."





From Jan in The Netherlands
"Hi Enrico, Just bought myself a 1972 Maserati Mexico #AM112972 (4.2-litre engine). I'm very proud of it of course! A few questions: Can you point me some sources (books, websites etc.) where I can find more details about this car, when and where delivered, first owner, the original paint-name etc.? I've seen you have giving answers like this to others, and I am curious about your sources of this information, for I cannot find any real details about this car. Furthermore, the manual of the Mexico was gone. Do you have any links to an electronic (scanned) version of a Mexico manual of this period? I would be very grateful if you or any other Mexico owner could help me any further with all this! Attached a few pictures of the Mexico. It is in very good condition, only a few tiny bubbles on the lower side of the doors. Interior and engine are like new, 63,000 km. Thanks! Jan."





From The Goodwood Revival here in the UK
This is one event that I always look forward to. The superb cars and unique atmosphere has made it one of the most anticipated classic motor sport events on the calendar. Over 110,000 visitors made their way to West Sussex this year and, like me, would not have been disappointed!!

THE ATMOSPHERE AND SURROUNDINGS ARE UNIQUE

Maserati were one of the main sponsors		A Fifties garage scene

Maseratis in the paddock		Mechanics prepare a 250F for practice

THERE WAS A FIAT 1500 4-DOOR SALOON (1934-1939)!!



THERE WERE THE ASTON MARTINS!!

1963 Aston Martin Project 215



1961 Aston Martin Project 212		1950 Aston Martin DB2

1952 Aston Martin DB3		1955 Aston Martin DB3S

1955 Aston Martin DB3S		1955 Aston Martin DB3S

1956 Aston Martin DB3S		1958 Aston Martin DBR1

1959 Aston Martin DBR1		1957 Aston Martin DBR2

THERE WERE THE FERRARIS!!

1954 Ferrari-Lancia D50



1965 Ferrari 250 LM		1965 Ferrari 206 SP Dino

1963 Ferrari 330 LMB		1963 Ferrari 250 GTO/64

1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta		1960 Ferrari 246S Dino

1960 Ferrari 246S Dino		1960 Ferrari 246S Dino

1959 Ferrari 196S Dino		1963 Ferrari 250 GT Lusso

1954 Ferrari 750 Monza Spider

THESE TWO INTERESTING CARS!!

1964 Ford GT40 Prototype		1954-type Lancia D24

AND WHAT'S THIS???

1934 Maserati Tipo 8CM #3020 - "If you're looking for the other Maseratis, they'll be on Page 95!!"