1963 Maserati Sebring Series I

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Engine: Twin-cam 3.5L inline-six with Lucas fuel injection, approx. 235 bhp
Colour: 'Oro Longchamps' (gold)

A first-series Maserati Sebring 2+2 coupé with Vignale coachwork, completed in July 1963 and originally delivered to Brussels. One of 348 first-series examples built, it retains its original Oro Longchamps over black leather colour scheme and original Lucas fuel injection. At some point the car was exported to the United States before returning to Europe, latterly residing in the Netherlands. A professional restoration was carried out at an undetermined date, covering bodywork and interior, with the engine apparently overhauled. Sold without paperwork or registration documents.

Ownership

2022-03-31Auction sale
Sold €110,000 (≈ $121K)
Bonhams catalogue lot →
1963-07-01 →Factory delivery
Belgian first owner
partial documentation
Car completed in July 1963 and dispatched new to Brussels, Belgium.
Date unknown
American owner or owners
none documentation
At some unspecified point the car is believed to have been taken to the United States, though no paperwork supports this period.
Date unknownAcquisition unknown
Dutch-based owner
partial documentation
More recently the car returned to Europe and was kept in the Netherlands; it was reportedly stored for roughly nine years following a professional restoration.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

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Restoration
A comprehensive professional restoration was undertaken, encompassing a full repaint and an extensively refurbished interior; exact date and workshop are unknown.
No invoices or documentation accompany the car. Following completion of the restoration, the vehicle was reportedly stored unused for approximately nine years.
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Engine rebuild
The engine's external condition indicates a thorough overhaul was carried out, though no supporting paperwork is available to confirm scope or date.
Engine carries number AM101/10.067 with internal number 2219. Work is inferred from visual inspection rather than documented records.

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