Shmidt.Art - Maserati - Maserati Mistral - 1960s

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A premium A1-format technical poster dedicated to the Maserati Mistral (1964) — one of the most elegant Italian grand tourers of the 1960s, combining timeless Pietro Frua styling, classic straight-six performance, and unmistakable Maserati character.

This artwork showcases a highly detailed multi-view technical illustration, including front, rear, side, and top perspectives, complete with precise dimensions and key specifications. A refined tribute to one of Maserati’s most distinctive classic grand touring cars.

Highlights

Classic Italian Grand Tourer
Introduced in production form in 1964, the Maserati Mistral succeeded the 3500 GT and became the first Maserati road car to adopt the company’s tradition of naming models after winds.

Legendary Straight-Six Power
Early Mistral models were powered by a 3.5-litre DOHC inline-six engine derived from Maserati’s competition-proven engineering and equipped with Lucas mechanical fuel injection, producing approximately 235 PS. Larger 3.7- and 4.0-litre versions followed during production.

Strong Grand Touring Performance
With its combination of relatively low weight, powerful straight-six engine, and aerodynamic bodywork, the Mistral offered impressive performance for its era, with later versions capable of top speeds approaching 250 km/h (155 mph).

Classic Maserati Engineering
A front-mounted engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, five-speed manual transmission, independent front suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes created a sophisticated grand touring package designed for fast long-distance driving.

Elegant Pietro Frua Design
Designed by Pietro Frua, the Mistral is distinguished by its long sculpted bonnet, low roofline, compact cabin, large glass rear hatch, and beautifully balanced fastback proportions — creating one of the most recognizable Maserati silhouettes of the 1960s.

Rare and Collectible Maserati
Produced in relatively limited numbers, the Mistral represents an important period in Maserati history and remains highly regarded for its combination of elegant Italian coachwork, competition-derived engineering, and classic grand touring character.

Technical Precision
Accurate dimensional layout inspired by original engineering schematics, emphasizing the car’s long-bonnet proportions, straight-six architecture, rear-wheel-drive configuration, and elegant 1960s Italian design.

Condition

New — professionally printed on high-quality paper.

Dimensions

A1 format (594 × 841 mm)

Perfect For

Maserati collectors and enthusiasts
Classic Italian grand touring fans
Vintage sports car collectors
Pietro Frua design enthusiasts
Automotive engineering and design enthusiasts
Premium home, office, garage, or showroom décor
A unique gift for any Maserati enthusiast

A premium A1-format technical poster dedicated to the Maserati Mistral (1964) — one of the most elegant Italian grand tourers of the 1960s, combining timeless Pietro Frua styling, classic straight-six performance, and unmistakable Maserati character.

This artwork showcases a highly detailed multi-view technical illustration, including front, rear, side, and top perspectives, complete with precise dimensions and key specifications. A refined tribute to one of Maserati’s most distinctive classic grand touring cars.

Highlights

Classic Italian Grand Tourer
Introduced in production form in 1964, the Maserati Mistral succeeded the 3500 GT and became the first Maserati road car to adopt the company’s tradition of naming models after winds.

Legendary Straight-Six Power
Early Mistral models were powered by a 3.5-litre DOHC inline-six engine derived from Maserati’s competition-proven engineering and equipped with Lucas mechanical fuel injection, producing approximately 235 PS. Larger 3.7- and 4.0-litre versions followed during production.

Strong Grand Touring Performance
With its combination of relatively low weight, powerful straight-six engine, and aerodynamic bodywork, the Mistral offered impressive performance for its era, with later versions capable of top speeds approaching 250 km/h (155 mph).

Classic Maserati Engineering
A front-mounted engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, five-speed manual transmission, independent front suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes created a sophisticated grand touring package designed for fast long-distance driving.

Elegant Pietro Frua Design
Designed by Pietro Frua, the Mistral is distinguished by its long sculpted bonnet, low roofline, compact cabin, large glass rear hatch, and beautifully balanced fastback proportions — creating one of the most recognizable Maserati silhouettes of the 1960s.

Rare and Collectible Maserati
Produced in relatively limited numbers, the Mistral represents an important period in Maserati history and remains highly regarded for its combination of elegant Italian coachwork, competition-derived engineering, and classic grand touring character.

Technical Precision
Accurate dimensional layout inspired by original engineering schematics, emphasizing the car’s long-bonnet proportions, straight-six architecture, rear-wheel-drive configuration, and elegant 1960s Italian design.

Condition

New — professionally printed on high-quality paper.

Dimensions

A1 format (594 × 841 mm)

Perfect For

Maserati collectors and enthusiasts
Classic Italian grand touring fans
Vintage sports car collectors
Pietro Frua design enthusiasts
Automotive engineering and design enthusiasts
Premium home, office, garage, or showroom décor
A unique gift for any Maserati enthusiast

Details

Era
1900-2000
Designer/artist
Shmidt.Art
Manufacturer/brand
Maserati
Specific region of origin
Modena, Italy
Poster title
Maserati Mistral
Subject
Graphic design, Transport
Estimated period
1960s
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
A (excellent - mint condition)
Number of objects
1
Height
84.1 cm
Width
59.4 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
Sold by
GermanyVerified
440
Objects sold
96.92%
Private

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