Giorgio Giugiaro penned the spectacular Ghibli that debuted at the 1966 Turin Auto Show.

The wedge shape and dynamic stance make for a car that is still thought by most to be the most beautiful post-war Maserati.

Under the hood is a 4.7 liter DOHC V8 with four Webers stacked atop.

It's no wonder the Ghibli was instantly the object of lust for enthusiasts the handsome example presented in ultra-sharp red over ivory leather.

The body was stripped to bare metal and treated before the repaint in Rosso Corsa.

The engine was rebuilt in the 1990's.

Inside there are brand new Wilton wool carpets trimmed in Connolley leather.

This Ghibli has a great file of ownership documentation receipts, pictures of the repaint process, the original owner's manual, an original owners manual, an original parts book, and much more.

Anyone looking to cause a scene at any show or anywhere they drive will not want to miss this breathtaking collectable exotic.