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For sale by owner

This is a pretty rare car that's been under great care for many years.

1990 Chrysler TC by Maserati, these cars were co-designed by Maserati and Chrysler and assembled in Milan Italy and then shipped to the US. Chrysler head honcho Lee Iacocca in the 1980s teamed up with Maserati's Alejandro de Tomaso to produce sporty coupes that combined the so-called best of both brands. The result: the Chrysler TC by Maserati, TC is short for "Turbo Convertible". The two-seat drop-top was built in Milan, Italy, from 1989 to 1991, and it wore a Chrysler Pentastar badge with a Maserati trident inside it. A base TC started at around $33,000 in 1989 (nearly $69,000 in today's dollars). The Chrysler TC by Maserati was available in Arctic White, Exotic Red, Jet Black, Light Yellow, Royal Cabernet Pearl, and Smoke Quartz Pearl. Inside, the interior trim colors were Black, Bordeaux, and Ginger. It also came with a removable hardtop with opera windows, plus an electric rear window defroster. Classy. Standard goodies included A/C, a 10-speaker sound system with CD player, six-way power-adjustable Italian leather bucket seats, leather-covered instrument- and door-trim panels, and more.

This particular car is a V6 version backed by an automatic 4spd OD transmission. It's Arctic White with beautiful Black pillowy leather interior, it only shows 54k miles on the odometer, but the odometer has stopped working and needs to be repaired, it's estimated to have about 56k on it now. The current owner has had the car a few years and bought it from his friend in NC - never in any bad weather while in New England. The soft top is in perfect condition not needing any repairs at all. The Hard top comes with a wheeled carrier and is also in perfect shape. The car has new tires, brakes, and has been maintained very well. She runs and drives great! These cars are sure to appreciate in value over the long haul. If you're considering a collector car and are on a limited budget - this may be the car for you. The paperwork includes the original sales brochure, all service records and some related article from magazines of the period. It even includes something very unique - a Maserati Umbrella that came with these very limited cars.

Call to make an appointment to see this wonderful, sporty Italian-American convertible... no trades please.