German title

Chassis no. AM116/*138* Engine no. AM116/*138*

From an important Bavarian Sports Cars Collection

 

- Very good condition, original engine

- A genuine four-seater

- Elegant and fast

- Recent mechanical works

- No reserve

 

Designed and built by the coachbuilder Vignale and launched at the Geneva Motor Show in 1969, the Maserati Indy had the advantage of a body offering room for four, with a sloping rear window that provided access to the boot. At the heart of the car was its quad-cam V8, designed by Giulio Alfieri and based on the engine fitted to the Maserati 5000 GT. Flexible and strong, it produced 250bhp in 4.2-litre guise. In addition, the Indy was luxuriously finished, Maserati’s hallmark.

 

When it was delivered new on 7 October 1969 in Palermo, in Sicily, this Indy was finished in light blue metallic ‘(Celeste Chiaro’) with a blue leather interior. In 2015, it was bought from Classic & Race Cars – Peter Schleifer & Co. in Leipheim by a major collector of Italian sports cars based in Bavaria. It was then completely overhauled by Bernd Werndl’s workshop, HC History Car, in Munich, and since then has undergone maintenance work for a total cost between 2015 and 2024 of 21,650 euros.

 

Finished in red, the colour our client particularly likes, it is in very good condition today, whether in terms of its bodywork or its superbly preserved interior. The engine bay, with its original engine, is just as good, and thanks to the car’s rear seats, its new owner will be able to take the family out for trips or holidays.

Photos © Maximilian Vogl