1964 Maserati Spyder

Make

Maserati

Model

Spyder

Year

1964

Listed price

$425,000

Location

Astoria, New York

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The Maserati Mistral, introduced in 1963, marked a significant departure for the Modenese marque. Named after a cold northerly wind of France, it was the last Maserati to feature the revered straight-six engine, a direct descendant of the legendary 250F Grand Prix car. Designed by Pietro Frua, its sleek, aerodynamic lines represented a more modern aesthetic compared to its predecessor, the 3500 GT. While the coupe was produced in respectable numbers, the Spyder variant was a far rarer beast, with only 125 examples ever leaving the factory, making it one of the most desirable open-top Maseratis of its era. This particular 1964 Maserati Mistral 3.5 Spyder, chassis number AM101/S 25284, represents an exceptionally rare opportunity. Having undergone a meticulous, matching-numbers restoration, it presents in superb condition, resplendent in its original dark blue paintwork over a magnificent light brown leather interior. This stunning driver-quality example also retains its original air-conditioning system and the desirable passenger grab handle, further enhancing its authenticity. Crucially, it comes complete with its factory hardtop, an incredibly rare accessory that offers the best of both open-air motoring and grand touring comfort. This exquisitely restored Mistral Spyder stands as a testament to Maserati's golden age of coachbuilding and engineering.