60s GHIBLI , AM115-100 What Was The Factory Gold Colour ?
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My late Father owned a 68 Ghibli 5 Speed 4.7 in Gold with a Dark Tan Leather interior, ( what a car ) from approx 1973 to his tragic early death in 75. He shipped it back from the States, after buying it from its First Owner ( who bought 2 Ghiblis New !!)
I have been trying to trace it for years and i still have most of its Orig Paperwork, Inc The Orig Factory Build Sheet ( Bola Di Speditsione )and Italian Log Book. According to Maserati Club Germany, it is beleived to be somewhere in Germany with a Doctor owner.
The Colour was Simply Stunning ,really suited that Lovely shape, but i cant remember the name for the Factory Gold Colour . Anyone know what it is ?
I have been trying to trace it for years and i still have most of its Orig Paperwork, Inc The Orig Factory Build Sheet ( Bola Di Speditsione )and Italian Log Book. According to Maserati Club Germany, it is beleived to be somewhere in Germany with a Doctor owner.
The Colour was Simply Stunning ,really suited that Lovely shape, but i cant remember the name for the Factory Gold Colour . Anyone know what it is ?
There is a gold one up for sale in Italy http://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/showDetails.html...
Best bet - imho - would be to post this on Enrico's Maserati pages, they'll probably even know what happened to your dads car.
http://www.maserati-alfieri.co.uk/
http://www.maserati-alfieri.co.uk/
Many thanks for your replys Guys,its really apreciated and that Gold one on Mobile.DE , sent a shiver up my spine.
I last saw my Dad and his Ghibli early on a Sat Morn in Sept 75, the clutch was going and he was takeing it round Londons Nth Circ to a bunch of Robbing B...... to get it changed. ( They stole various things from it, inc all his Cassette Tapes etc )
He dropped the Ghibli with them and on the way back in a black cab had a heart attack ( i think his 4rd ) aged just 41. He passed away in the early houres of monday morn....
He adored that car and had quite a few "Adventures" in it. When he had it UK registered, It was put on an N-plate, it looked new as it had only done 13K since 68. A ghibli was a very rare sight then on uk roads and he was allways being stopped/questioned by other enthusuiasts about it . Hence why his Ghibli means so much to me. It went to the states after his death and was last heard of in Germany , haveing suffered a fire . I would love to see it again.
I last saw my Dad and his Ghibli early on a Sat Morn in Sept 75, the clutch was going and he was takeing it round Londons Nth Circ to a bunch of Robbing B...... to get it changed. ( They stole various things from it, inc all his Cassette Tapes etc )
He dropped the Ghibli with them and on the way back in a black cab had a heart attack ( i think his 4rd ) aged just 41. He passed away in the early houres of monday morn....
He adored that car and had quite a few "Adventures" in it. When he had it UK registered, It was put on an N-plate, it looked new as it had only done 13K since 68. A ghibli was a very rare sight then on uk roads and he was allways being stopped/questioned by other enthusuiasts about it . Hence why his Ghibli means so much to me. It went to the states after his death and was last heard of in Germany , haveing suffered a fire . I would love to see it again.
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