Maserati Sebring Series 2

The Sebring was Maserati's 2+2 grand tourer of the 1960s, built on the Vignale-bodied 3500 GT platform. This is a Series 2 car from 1966, with the 3.7-litre (3,692cc) petrol engine and a manual gearbox. It was first sold new through Pozzi in Paris and stayed in the south of France until a French collector and restorer bought it in 1989.

That owner had it taken to Modena for a bare-metal strip and rebuild, completed in 1996 by Autosport in Bastiglia and Franco Tralli. In the UK it has collected a string of concours awards through the Maserati Owners Club, and appeared on the cover of Classic & Sports Car in November 2009. It has also been shown at the NEC and Hampton Court Palace.

New sills and a full repaint were done in 2013/14, and McGrath Maserati completed a major engine rebuild in March 2017. It is finished in its original Argento Auteuil silver with blue leather and the original polished Borrani centre-lock wheels. The history file includes Maserati Classiche certification. The odometer shows 46,400 miles and the page lists one previous owner.