1984 Masterati BiTurbo for sale. No keys, but does that really matter? It's not like it's ever going to run again anyway.
Not mine, etc...
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/cto/4490366656.html
1984 MASERATI BI TURBO ONLY 81,003 ORIGINAL MILES NO TITLE GREAT FOR RESTORATION ASKING $1500 THE CAR HAS NO KEYS CALL MONDAY TO FRIDAY (201)251-9195
I did not understand the excitement about those when they were new. I shurly don't understand it now when they have almost no chance of keeping them running. I must be missing some GRM gene.
nothing more expensive than a cheap maserati...
That has to be one of the highest mileage biturbos in existence, 81k!!!
The Italian in me always wanted one of these, but the American in me knows that it will just leave me stranded, catch fire, or both.
I wonder if a LS/Fiero trans combo would fit... 
When these were launched in the US the US 'headquarters' for Maserati was in a small car dealership building on the south side of Baltimore - I think that sums up the state of Maserati at the time...
Ian F wrote: I wonder if a LS/Fiero trans combo would fit...
Biturbos are front engine rear drive. In theory there should be nearly endless engine swap possibilities, no Fiero transmission needed.
In reply to cdowd:
Biturbos are running joke around here, the only GRM genr you might be missing is the masochistic one
no title? no problem, never need to register a non running car.
no title and no keys.
who steals a biturbo to sell on cragslist?
HappyAndy wrote: Biturbos are front engine rear drive. In theory there should be nearly endless engine swap possibilities, no Fiero transmission needed.
Ah... for some reason I thought they were mid-engine. No keys isn't a problem. No title could be...
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