Mezzo antincendio di rara bellezza su base Quattroporte I (quattro fari) 1967

MODERATORE Età : 31

Original white with original black leather interior. All steel body. Left-hand drive. One of only five cars built as fire tenders for use on Italian racing circuits of that period. In its day these five cars were a sensation and were immediately named the 'the fastest fire tenders in the world'.

		This Maserati Quattroporte fire tender was powered by a 4.2-litre V8 four-cam engine delivering 260 bhp at 5200 rpm. It is equipped with a manual 5-speed ZF gearbox, Girling disc brakes and Borrani steel wheels. It weighs around 1750 Kg and has a top speed of about 225 kph. This car is one of five cars built in 1967 by CEA (Construzione Estintori Anticendio of Bologna, Italy). They adapted a factory Frua limousine by cutting out part of the roof and the boot compartment. The car was used in the 70's in several Italian race meetings.

In 1987 all the five cars built were sold to a discerning Austrian collector. Of those five car he kept the best one for his own collection; this is that actual car and is currently offered for sale. The car was last used in 1989 on the Coupe de l'Age d'Or at Monthléry and has been in dry storage ever since. This car would fit perfectly into any race car collection, or Maserati collection or could be used on any private race circuit.

		More details are available on-line at www.christophgrohe.com Further information upon request from [url=mailto://]christoph.grohe@vtx.ch[/url].

My thanks to Mr Grohe for allowing me to publish these photos. (dalla pagina di Enrico l'Inglese) Che dire... in qualsiasi forma, colore e carrozzeria rimane bellissima!

Età : 44

spettacolo!!! clap

ma su che circuiti lo usarono?

MODERATORE Età : 58

Caspita!!! Shocked

Avevo visto Maserati station wagon, Maserati suv, Maserati carro funebre, ma la Maserati pick-up mi mancava What a Face

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