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1965 Maserati Sebring Series II

AM101 10021roadItaly
Engine
3.5L inline-six with Lucas fuel injection, five-speed gearbox
Colour
'Rosso Cordoba' (red) over white leather interior

A second-series Maserati Sebring (chassis 021) with the rarer 3.5-litre engine, one of just 94 such examples produced. Ordered in December 1964 by the Belgian marque importer François Staumont and delivered in March 1965, the car was finished in Rosso Cordoba over white leather with a Nardi steering wheel. After years in Belgium it was imported to the United States, where it received a comprehensive restoration including specialist attention to its original Lucas fuel injection system. It retains its matching-numbers engine and correct period specification.

Ownership

  1. Auction sale
  2. 1965-03-01 →Factory delivery
    Francois Staumont (Belgian marque importer, Brussels)
    full documentation

    Official Maserati importer in Belgium who ordered the car in late 1964; vehicle delivered to his distributorship in early 1965 finished in Rosso Cordoba over white leather with specified options.

  3. → 2016Acquisition unknown
    American owner, identity unspecified
    partial documentation

    Imported the car to the United States and arranged a thorough restoration, which included specialist work on the Lucas fuel injection by Power Props in the Netherlands.

  4. 2016 →Private sale
    Massachusetts-based collector of postwar Italian sports cars
    partial documentation

    Respected connoisseur who maintained the car for driving use; invested around $20,000 in 2019 to overhaul brakes, clutch, ignition, and cooling, and fitted correct Pirelli tires in 2023.

  5. Date unknown
    Belgian custodian(s), identity unspecified
    partial documentation

    Car reportedly stayed in Belgium for an extended period after initial delivery before eventually being exported to the US.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2019
    Mechanical

    Brake system, clutch, ignition, and cooling system were all rebuilt, bringing the car to an optimal mechanical state; the investment totalled approximately USD 20,000.

    Commissioned by the Massachusetts-based consignor.

  2. 2023
    Mechanical

    All four wheels were fitted with period-correct Pirelli Cinturato tyres.

  3. Restoration

    A comprehensive restoration was carried out under American ownership prior to 2016, scope not fully detailed but described as high-level and covering the car broadly.

    Commissioned by the American owner who imported the car from Belgium.

  4. Mechanical
    Power Props

    The original Lucas fuel injection system was restored by a specialist workshop in the Netherlands.

    Carried out under the American owner's tenure; precise date not recorded in the catalogue.

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