1963 Maserati 3500 GTi Touring
- Engine
- Fuel-injected inline-six with five-speed ZF gearbox and disc brakes
- Colour
- Dark blue metallic (repainted from original light ruby red)
Chassis 2802 is a late-production Maserati 3500 GTi, completed in July 1963 and first delivered in Italy in February 1964. Equipped from the factory with Lucas fuel injection, all-round disc brakes, and a five-speed ZF gearbox, it retains what appear to be its original engine and Touring coachwork, confirmed by stampings consistent with Maserati Classiche documentation. A technical overhaul was carried out in the early 2010s, and the car has since accumulated several concours awards in Germany.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold €126,500 (≈ $139K)
- 1964-02-01 →Factory deliveryItalian first ownerpartial documentation
Took delivery of the car new in Italy; no further details on tenure or departure are provided.
- → 2013Acquisition unknownCologne-based ownerpartial documentation
Commissioned the restoration firm Linnartz & Peschl to address multiple mechanical systems, a project that grew into a comprehensive technical rebuild.
- 2013 →Private saleMunich-based enthusiastpartial documentation
Current keeper of the car; the original Neutral leather upholstery may remain intact under this ownership.
- Date unknownBelgian collectionpartial documentation
The car was repainted dark blue metallic during this period of Belgian ownership.
- Date unknownAcquisition unknownGerman owner, late 2000spartial documentation
Ownership transferred to Germany by the close of the 2000s; no further identifying detail given.
Competition
- 20152015 Fuerstenfeld Concours d'EleganceBest of Classic
- 20182018 Concours Retro Classics Bavaria1st in class, Italian category
- 2025-07-01Motorworld Munich Concorso Sportivo1st overall and Best Design
Maintenance & restoration
- —Bodywork
Exterior refinished in dark blue metallic, replacing the original Rosso Rubino Chiaro factory colour; this work was carried out during the car's time in the Belgian collection.
- —RestorationLinnartz & Peschl
A Cologne-based owner commissioned Linnartz & Peschl to address multiple mechanical systems; the scope of work progressively broadened into a comprehensive technical rebuild of the drivetrain and associated components.
Work was initiated in the early 2010s; exact completion date not stated.
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