Group 4 Style Bora FS

[StuartW]

Not a genuine Gr4 but a lovely looking nonetheless

Group 4-Style 1971 Maserati Bora

Bid for the chance to own a Group 4-Style 1971 Maserati Bora at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #104,844.

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[lifes2short]

love the big rear arches

 

[P5Nij]

Love that - it looks and sounds superb

 

[highlander]

never really warmed to the bora tbh............i'll get my coat

 

[CatmanV2]

never really warmed to the bora tbh............i'll get my coat

Hang on, I'll join you. It looks a bit like a Marcos to me. Sort of 'odd'

C

 

[Swedish Paul]

Hang on, I'll join you. It looks a bit like a Marcos to me. Sort of 'odd'

C

I was going to say Marcos too. But my mum said if you haven’t got anything nice to say….

 

[CatmanV2]

I was going to say Marcos too. But my mum said if you haven’t got anything nice to say….

Yeah. I don't get on so well with my parents these days, but I agree with that one!

C

 

[lifes2short]

Yeah. I don't get on so well with my parents these days, but I agree with that one!

C

cherish the days with elderly parents as they wont be around forever

 

[CatmanV2]

cherish the days with elderly parents as they wont be around forever

While I appreciate the sentiment....

C

 

[highlander]

cherish the days with elderly parents as they wont be around forever

jeez, your avatar well named with that sentiment!

 

[lozcb]

cherish the days with elderly parents as they wont be around forever

Agree in the principle, but it all really depends on the individual and what kind of childhood/upbringing you had , one doesnt like to admit our parents were selfish, egotistical, outright alcoholics, incapable of showing love etc etc ...................not all peoples experiences were painted with the idyllic dream that we would like to think

 

[lifes2short]

Agree in the principle, but it all really depends on the individual and what kind of childhood/upbringing you had , one doesnt like to admit our parents were selfish, egotistical, outright alcoholics, incapable of showing love etc etc ...................not all peoples experiences were painted with the idyllic dream that we would like to think

apologies didn't mean to side-track the op's post, suddenly lost my dad last year and i really regret that i didn't do more with him, busyness of life gets in the way and you just assume parents will be around forever

 

[lozcb]

apologies didn't mean to side-track the op's post, suddenly lost my dad last year and i really regret that i didn't do more with him, busyness of life gets in the way and you just assume parents will be around forever

No worries, that seems to be par for the course nowdays had a similar teashirt in 92 with mine ....................I thought all this tech thats been introduced into society was to supposed to make life easier so we had more leisure time to spend with family and friends

 

[CatmanV2]

apologies didn't mean to side-track the op's post, suddenly lost my dad last year and i really regret that i didn't do more with him, busyness of life gets in the way and you just assume parents will be around forever

Sorry for your loss, chap.

C

 

[lifes2short]

must admit i cant see the resemblance with a Marcos as mentioned by others, think the car looks stunning. especially from that main shot angle

 

[Oneball]

Looks like it’s been done without any idea of the final form. The proper grp 4 shape works far better.

 

[Delmonte]

I do like that. Even though I sort of feel I shouldn't... due to its sacrilegious, modded nature.
But it reminds me of a Hot Wheels version of a car and takes me back to being a 9 year old again.
Trouble is, cars like this are becoming the dreaded "investments" and will just sit in garage.
If it was in decent working order (which it might be) and was for a price where you wouldn't be scared to drive it, and reflected its lack of appeal to investors... I don't know, £30-40k?
I'd be interested....

 

[cheburator]

I do like that. Even though I sort of feel I shouldn't... due to its sacrilegious, modded nature.
But it reminds me of a Hot Wheels version of a car and takes me back to being a 9 year old again.
Trouble is, cars like this are becoming the dreaded "investments" and will just sit in garage.
If it was in decent working order (which it might be) and was for a price where you wouldn't be scared to drive it, and reflected its lack of appeal to investors... I don't know, £30-40k?
I'd be interested....

The reality is that when a ******* Bora needing a lot of money/work is around the £75k to £100k mark, this car would never be below that. A good Bora with provenance is £250k…

Just look at the Cat D MC Stradale for £29k asking vs £49k asking from a dealer…