The 3500 GT was Maserati’s first mass-produced car. However, of the 2220 sold over the course of eight years, only 242 were Vignale convertibles–and this is one of them.
Receipts total more than $90,000 in keeping the car in top condition. The Maserati retains its matching-numbers engine.
The original Maserati jack, parts manual and repair manual (in English) come included, as well as a full set of Maserati Classiche papers.
Find this 1960 Maserati 3500 GT Vignale Spyder for sale from Rapley Classic Cars, with an asking price of $595,000.
