Photo Album

By Francis G. "Frank" Mandarano; Former President of Maserati Club International
Photos by FGM, unless otherwise noted.

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	Mr. Luca di Montezemolo Chairman, and Mr. Paolo Marinsek Managing Director present a toast at the Paris Premiere.
	Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Pininfarina inspect the 3200 GT at the Paris auto show.
	Il Maestro Giorgetto Giugiaro of ITALDESIGN, one of Italy's leading design houses and the designer of the new 3200 GT.
	Mr. Luca di Montezemolo pours champagne for those gathered during the introduction.
	The Maserati stand at the Paris Auto Show.
	3200 GT at the Paris Auto Show.
	3200 GT in the Piazza Nettuno, Bologna.
	Francis G. Mandarano all smiles, after a test.
	The first 3200 GT on the main assembly line. Shown here undergoing time and sequential assembly test.
	The 370 horsepower engineof the 3200 GT being test run in on the Maserati Dyno.
	Maserati studio photo of the 3200 GT.
	Maserati studio photo of the 3200 GT.
	Maserati studio photo of the engine.
	Maserati studio photo of the interior.
	Maserati studio photo of the interior.
	3200 GT in the Piazza Nettuno in central Bologna Please note the statue of King Neptune on the upper right.
	Maserati studio photo, top view.
	The very lovely and rare A6GCS Pininfarina Coupé Courtesy of the Panini Collection.
	Wilbur Shaw's Indianapolis winning 1939 8CTF brought to Modena specifically for the introduction of the new car.
	The Tipo 151-3 courtesy of the Peter Kaus Roso Bianco Museum.
	3200 GT on the streets of Modena
	The largest gathering of 3200 GT's assembled outside the Museum of Natural History where the Maserati Exposition was held.
	Paul Frere, Formula 1 driver and journalist getting ready for his spirited test drive.
	The 3200 GT drive train assembly as shown at the Exposition.
	The front suspension of the 3200 GT.
	The 3200 GT in the Piazza Nettuno, central Bologna.