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I would imagine these 'vintage' Maserati's to be pricy, but no where near the cost of a new one right?
at least twice the price of a new one depending on the model…..that right there is a 1968 Ghiblli Spyder….to put it in perspective, the most expensive car in the world is a 1964 Ferrari GTO (fetched 65M at last auction) built just a few miles away, 4 years before ….not saying that Maserati is worth that much but definitely more than a new one….
 
'Zackly. I was offered a "wee dram" of Balvenie 25. I, of course, politely declined...Yeah. Right. It was heavenly. Rich and smooth. And over $175 a bottle. Nope.
I wish I could recall what I had in a particular Edinburgh pub. I asked for a Scotch (neat) - “whatever you recommend”. It was several times as expensive as anything else I had there. And worth it. I forget what it was, dang it.
 
I’d be overly excited if I owned a Maserati!
Well yes, if you interpret what I said that way... ;) How about this... if someone gave me a Maserati, especially like a vintage one Chucky posted, even for a day... yes - I'd be excited to drive it.

I had a friend who bought & sold vintage exotic cars from the 80s. He let me drive his Pantera to the store & back. It was pretty extreme both driving it and imagining what people thought seeing it.

Not this one - but one like it. He also had a red '60s XKE briefly...
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at least twice the price of a new one depending on the model…..that right there is a 1968 Ghiblli Spyder….to put it in perspective, the most expensive car in the world is a 1964 Ferrari GTO (fetched 65M at last auction) built just a few miles away, 4 years before ….not saying that Maserati is worth that much but definitely more than a new one….
I get it (vintage-wise) but it's still kinda' crazy as a new Maserati would be about as exotic a car as you could buy today. Luckily I don't have to waste a second of energy on such. :)
 
I wish I could recall what I had in a particular Edinburgh pub. I asked for a Scotch (neat) - “whatever you recommend”. It was several times as expensive as anything else I had there. And worth it. I forget what it was, dang it.
I've made the mistake of doing that in SF* ... “whatever you recommend” ... here's your 2 drinks - that'll be $50 !!!

*once
 
think I could be persuaded…
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I like Maserati’s. A little classier than a Ferrari or Lamborghini. Jags and other certain Brits as well.

I also like the Euro car plus US motor style of car.
Iso, De Tomaso, Monteverdi, Facel, Jensen. Bristol at a pinch (though they struggle a little in the good looks dept).
 
I wish I could recall what I had in a particular Edinburgh pub. I asked for a Scotch (neat) - “whatever you recommend”. It was several times as expensive as anything else I had there. And worth it. I forget what it was, dang it.
At that price it, think how much it has saved you by no remembering what it was.
 
I wish I could recall what I had in a particular Edinburgh pub. I asked for a Scotch (neat) - “whatever you recommend”. It was several times as expensive as anything else I had there. And worth it. I forget what it was, dang it.
Must've been really good. ;)
 

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