Buying or Selling a 1966 Maserati Sebring?

 

Launched in 1962 at the Geneva Motor Show, the Maserati Sebring was named after the manufacturer’s victory at the 12 Hours of Sebring race. The model was produced until 1969 and made available in three different engine capacities: a 3.5-liter, a 3.7-liter, and a 4-liter. Two series of Sebring were offered, the series I being produced until 1965, and the series II between 1965 and 1969. The design of the 1966 Maserati Sebring series II was revised with cues borrowed from the contemporary Quattroporte. The main changes included redesigned headlamps and turn signals, side grilles replacing the lower extraction vents, and squared off rear bumpers. The 2+2 GT was designed by Vignale for an American wealthy clientele and equipped with an automatic transmission—never seen on an Italian GT before— as well as a luxurious and comfortable interior.

 

1966 Maserati Sebring Seller’s Guide

If you’re the current owner of a Maserati Sebring and you’re considering selling it, the Alex Manos team is ready to help. Their Los Angeles classic car dealership regularly acquires new models of classic cars of all makes and conditions, and your classic might fit their current collection. Come visit the team anytime to show your model to the experts and get a quote. A good way to increase the value of your classic is to present the model it its best condition—ask your trusted classic Maserati technician to take a look and do small fixes—and gather a complete set of paperwork including documents showing authenticity, history of ownership and service reports.

Please don’t hesitate to call the Alex Manos team today to ask for their tips and advice on how to make the best transaction for your 1966 Maserati Sebring. Thanks to many years of experience in the industry, the friendly staff is extremely knowledgeable and can give you precious information in addition to their top dollar offer on the spot, payable in cash. Call now to get started!

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