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After 7 years of trouble free fun, including a 3000 mile trip on a factory visit, I need the garage space asap. Finished in Azzurro Argentina and described by Marios of Autoshield as the best he’s seen in the UK, the car has had numerous upgrades to improve the whole driving experience. The...

Ex-fórum buy, front and rear discs, unopened. Selling at cost £425 plus delivery at cost. At just over 1k miles in 3 years I’ll never need them

Incl Maserati cover. Unused fluid but out of date. £50 incl uk delivery, excluding Highlands & NI.

Nice display in a rainy Fuengirola’s Superskunk store

Taken from 2002 Spyder with 15,000 miles - excellent condition. £500 delivered UK Mainland

Who’d have thought it.....

Even funnier in the flesh ...

A headlamp washer cover has mysteriously disappeared so I have ordered a replacement - unfortunately they come unpainted. I’ll have a go at painting this tiny piece to match Azzurro Argentino but what is the ‘system’? Primer - type, colour, coats. Main - coats. Lacquer - type, coats. Many thanks...

Must be the heat....... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4509672/Man-beaches-Maserati-Watsons-Bay-plays-golf.html

These were listed on a recent service history for this Maserati GT that is being auctioned by Sytner but I can't find anything current about them. Given that PK seem to be backing away from servicing, these may be the only independents for those of us in the far north. Does anyone know of them?

If only!!!

I can't remember ever activating this before but since dismantling the radio for hydro-dipping the cover, the switch no longer ‘clicks'. Is this right, if not can a replacement be purchased?

Does anyone know the precise location of these springs which sit between the backing plate and circuit board within the radio??? They simply fell out during stripdown but there are no obvious marks as to where they were.

Literally! Hope it wasn't the Maser that put the idea in the ******'s head....

I only hope I can remember how it all goes together ...

Does anyone know how this switch is secured? It's stuck solid and I'm afraid to force it.

At least one member of the PM's audience has good taste...

I have lost the tiny spring clip that retains the lower end of the bonnet strut onto it's male head. Don't suppose anyone has a spare one anywhere???

Anyone tried this for underbonnet covers?