Introduced in 1969, the Maserati Indy was conceived as a luxurious four-seat Grand Tourer, combining genuine accommodation for four with the effortless performance expected of a Maserati.

Its elegant fastback bodywork was designed by Vignale, and the arrival of the 4.7-litre version brought Maserati's 4,719cc V8, producing around 290bhp.
For many, the 4700 is a particularly appealing specification and this example combines the larger V8 with a five-speed manual gearbox and left-hand drive.

Maserati records indicate that just 367 examples of the Indy 4700 were produced.
Dating from 1971, this remarkable example is accompanied by a Maserati S.p.A.

Certificate of Origin confirming its matching-numbers status.

First registered in Italy in June 1972, an Automobile Club d'Italia Duplicato remains on file.

Its registration was cancelled in October 1975 before the car was subsequently registered in Roma in October 1979.
We understand that the Indy covered some 19,789km during its early li...