Finished in grey metallic with chrome accents and a beautiful tan leather interior, this Maserati presents wonderfully well - it truly epitomises the style and elegance of Italy's 'La Dolce Vita.' The GT itself was manufactured in 1960 to LHD spec for the European market, and it features front disc brakes and a later 5-speed gearbox.

Being Maserati’s first successful attempt at breaking into the GT market, it is a pioneering car and features Touring’s patented Superleggera construction - the same as the Aston Martin DB4 of course.

Power is provided by a detuned derivation of the Maserati 350S race car’s 6-cylinder 3.5 litre engine mated to a five-speed gearbox.

The Maserati had previously benefitted from a detailed restoration of the bodywork, chassis and running gear when the vendor first saw it.

An agreement was then reached for additional mechanical, electrical, steering and interior work to be undertaken by Joop Stolze Classic Cars in the Netherlands - invoices are on file to o...