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Odometer 4,136cc Quad-Cam V8 ZF Five-Speed Manual Transmission Steel Wheels Four-Wheel Disc Brakes White & Red CEA Livery Black Leather Upholstery Wood Trim Maserati Certificate of Origin FIVA Identity Card Historical Records This 1967 Maserati Quattroporte was sold new to an owner in Rome, and in 1970 it was sent to Carrozzeria Grazia in Bologna, where it was converted into a firefighting vehicle for use by CEA Squadra Corse at Formula 1 racing events in Italy.

The car remained with CEA for nearly a decade and spent time with a series of stewards in Italy and France.

Following the seller’s purchase in 2011, a reported more than €200k was spent over the course of a six-year refurbishment.

The body was stripped and refinished, and the interior was reupholstered at a workshop in Italy, while an engine overhaul and final assembly were carried out in Germany.

A foam cannon is mounted behind the cabin, and power comes from a 4,136cc quad-cam V8 linked to a ZF S5-20 five-speed...