1987 Maserati Spyder

Zagato Spyder Injected Convertible

Fuel Injected Twin Turbo V6

5 Speed Manual

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Gasoline

1987 Maserati Zagato Spyder Injected Biturbo(Twin Turbo) 1. The Good. a. Low miles spent most of its life in a Auto Museum b. Always Mechanically Maitained c. New Main Seal, New Clutch, and Upgraded Fuse Block d. Runs and Drives Wonderfully e. 1 of 297 injected Spyders 2. The Bad a. Rust b. This car has reached a state that it is for someone that can do the paint and body or has conection in body shop. There are not many Spyders but a good coupe can be found cheap and used for patch panels, the only differance is 8" behind the doors 3. The Sad a. I Love and have enjoyed this car. I bought it from a Nationally know museum and was told there was no known rust. When it arived I saw this to be a lie. I will never deal with them again and the lies I was told about this car cost them the sell of the Grinch Sled, some friends and I were going to buy for our local Christmas Parade My machanic has kept the car is great shape. I just don't know how to do the paint and body work. I would like to help out any Biturbo owner buy I will not part the car out. If it does not sell I have talked to a custom bike builder and have designed a very cool Maserati powered motorcycle. (Italiain Boss Hoss kind of thing) 4. The Possible Trades a. Martin 000-28ec, Martin JLJCR (J Lang) b. Watch, Speedmaster (NASA), Seamaster, Brietling, Girard Perregaux Ferrari, 14k Rolex Oyster (Valued up or down) c. Pre '94 Klein Adroit with Strata (Rear Tangle Drilled a Plus) 5. Update after the start of listing a. I saw a notice under the Ebay's Car Facts report about Odometer issue. I have looked and found a stamp on the car that Maserati replaced the Odometer with 13,500 miles on the car. This would mean there are 51,000 miles on the car. I am sorry if this may cause anyone looking at the car any concern. I hope that who ever buys the car is happy and enjoys it for years. Steve, Thanks for your less than kind words, unlike your thoughts I am not trying to pull anything over on anyone and I am fine if you chose not to bid. The Maserati Biturbo was produced from 1981 through 1991. It was powered by a 2.5-liter V6 engine that had two turbochargers attached, thus its name. The car was true to the Maserati heritage, providing luxurious accommodations in a sporty package. The SOHC V6 engine was based on the 2.0-liter Merak engine and mounted at a 90-degree angle. The export version of the car originally had a 2.5-liter V6; after 1989 the displacement was enlarged to 2.8-liters. The 2.5-liter engine produced 185 horsepower in the United States trim. On Aug-28-12 at 17:12:06 PDT, seller added the following information: Miles are 32800 on odometer plus 13400. on odometer replaced by Maserati. Total miles 46,200. sorry for mistake in listing