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The 5-speed manual, three-carburetor Maserati V6, and documented hydraulic, carburetor, fluid, and A/C work define this example’s configuration. At 73,612 miles, it sits near the top of the observed range for the generation. Paint bubbling, aging leather with minor tears, and an inoperative tachometer and radio remain part of the picture.
Strengths
- The 1972 SM is equipped with the sought-after 5-speed manual transmission.
- Recent major service covers the carburetors, fluids, hydraulic systems, and air-conditioning compressor.
- Metallic Sand over black leather is paired with the SM's US-specification lighting and original-style trim.
- The seller reports that the high-pressure hydraulics and accessories function properly, apart from the tachometer and non-original radio.
Watch For
- The seller notes minor paint bubbling in some areas.
- The leather upholstery has begun to show its age, with minor tears reported on the door panels and seats.
- The tachometer is inoperative following the electronic ignition conversion.
- The radio is non-original and reported as inoperative.
