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1955 Maserati A6/54 Coupe by Frua s/n 2181
This A6/54 by Frua is one of just two Series III cars ever built and is believed to be the only surviving example. Documented with two binders full of information and optimally restored to factory-correct standards, chassis number 2181 was accepted and presented at the 2014 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, where the Maserati Centennial was being celebrated as a highlight theme. The A6G did not disappoint, winning its class (Maserati Centennial Coachwork).
This rare Maserati Chassis #2181 was fully restored by Bacchelli & Villa in 2007.
CHASSIS #:
2181
COLOR:
Rosso/Crema
RESTORATION YEAR:
2007
Restoration:
Complete Restoration
Timeline
1955 Maserati A6/54 Coupe by Frua s/n 2181
1956Exhibited at the Turin Auto Salon before returning to the factory for final testing.
1957From San Francisco, chassis 2181 was delivered in January 1957 to the Pomona road races for display. Later sold to Stanley Sugarman, a Maserati privateer who moonlighted as the CEO of U.S. Pipe & Supply Corp. in Phoenix, Arizona.
1963Sold around this year to J.S. Massa of California.
1978Sold to Michael Adams of Valley Center, California
1991In the hands of Ed Morgan of San Francisco, California
2007Briefly in the esteemed collection of Peter Hageman in Kirkland, Washington.
2007Acquired by Bacchelli & Villa customer, who immediately re-imported the car to Europe and set about the full restoration
2014Class winner at Pebble Beach, entered by a new owner
2017Reached $2,365,000 at the RM Sotheby’s Amelia Island auction
