Maserati 3500GT Restored By Touring Superleggera Showcased At Retromobile 2025

The company shared that this restoration was completed at Touring Superleggera's facility, with Maserati Classiche providing documentation and technical validation. The process involved verifying the chassis, engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, bodywork and electrical system to ensure the car’s specifications matched the original design. Over 300 technical checks were conducted using Maserati’s Historical Archives. The car was issued a Certificate of Authenticity by Maserati Classiche following the restoration.

The 3500GT was the first Maserati road car built for large-scale production and was in production from 1957 to 1964. It featured an aluminium body constructed on a tubular frame, a 6-cylinder engine, adapted from the Maserati 350S race car, was later equipped with fuel injection to increase output. This car was initially available with a 4-speed gearbox and later upgraded to a 5-speed version in 1960. A spider variant, designed by Giovanni Michelotti, was also introduced in 1959.

The Retromobile 2025 is an international classic car show, which is being held from February 4th to 9th 2025 at the Porte de Versailles in Paris. The event features vehicles from multiple eras, focusing on automotive history and restoration. In addition to the 3500GT, Maserati is also showcasing other models at the Maserati Schumacher Paris dealer’s stand, including the MC12 Corsa Blu Victory, GT2 Stradale and MC20 Cielo Blu Victory at the event.