1956 Maserati 200si | For Sale

Here is a chance to own something truly special, the first Maserati 200 S ever built! This stunning piece of machinery has significant historic importance and occupies a place of distinction in the history of Maserati sports racing cars, winning many races back in the 50´s and driven by the likes of Stirling Moss and Giuseppe Farina. The one of a kind sports car features an impeccable 2.0 litre 187hp engine sourced from a Formula 2 car, and a unique aluminium body that was hand-beaten into shape and welded together, giving it a particular look, thanks to its raw, unpainted finish. Available soon for auction, the Maserati 200SI is in pristine condition and comes complete with an impressive file of documentation that includes a thoroughly researched racing record, period photos, magazine articles, and copies of the original Maserati build sheets. via

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