Maserati A6 G/54 2000 Zagato Spyder

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Originally finished in Grigio Piombo.
During the 1955 Geneva Salon, the car was purchased by Argentinian Juan Perón, but he requested a few cosmetic changes. The car was returned to Zagato for the coachwork modifications. The original grille was changed with the removal of the foglamps and an exchange of the outsized trident for a more standardized version of the Maserati logo. A prominent hood scoop was added, as were straked fender vents; the windshield was changed, and the exterior was refinished in Blu Algisto Scuro. By the time the car was completed to Perón's specifications, he cancelled the order and the car was retained by the factory before it was exhibited again at the 1958 Paris Salon.

1st in Class and Most Elegant Open Car at the 2024 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance