INDY 1968

Indy 1968
Design drawing of the car developed by Virginio Vaior and Elio Mainardi for Vignale. Tempera and black and white pencil on cardboard. 3/4 front view. Frame sizes:
15.35 x 24.41 in.
The car was presented by Vignale at the 1968 Turin Motor Show as a prototype coupé with two doors and four-seater to replace the Sebring model. The name "Indy" was chosen to commemorate the two victories obtained by Maserati at the Indianapolis 500 Miles in 1939 and 1940. Errata corrige: In the printed catalogue it is wrongly specified 1969 as date of execution.

Lot in process to be declared of Italian cultural heritage.