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1967 Maserati Mistral Coupe 4. 0-liter projectIntroducing this 1967 Maserati Mistral Coupe 4. 0-liter project, a strong candidate for a full restoration. Designed by Pietro Frua, the Mistral stands as one of Maserati's most elegant 1960s grand touring coupes, and this example is the highly desirable 4. 0-liter variant powered by its matching-numbers inline-six engine. Highlights:- Long-Term Ownership Since 1979- Highly Desirable 4. 0-Liter Version- ZF Five-Speed Manual Gearbox- Front-Wheel Disc Brakes- Lucas Fuel Injection System- Gold-Colored "Maserati" Branded Valve Covers- 15-Inch Borrani-style Wire WheelsEquipped with Maserati's 4. 0-liter inline-six, fitted with the factory Lucas fuel injection system. The drivetrain is paired with a ZF 5-speed manual gearbox and front disc brakes. The engine bay retains its correct gold Maserati-branded valve covers, reflecting the period-correct specification of this configuration. The exterior showcases the Mistral's signature Frua-designed fastback silhouette, defined by its long roofline and distinctive full-width glass rear hatch. The body retains its original proportions, and the car is fitted with period-correct 15-inch Borrani-style wire wheels secured by knock-off spinners. The interior remains in its original configuration, featuring red seating surfaces, factory dashboard layout, and rear parcel shelf. The cabin reflects Maserati's minimalist grand touring design philosophy of the era, focused on driver engagement and simplicity. As the most desirable version of the Mistral, the 4. 0-liter model is particularly sought after for its specification and rarity. This example presents a complete restoration opportunity, offering a solid foundation for returning one of Maserati's most refined grand touring coupes to its original factory form. For $36, 500
