Possibly it could be a Chrysler underneath all that beautiful body. Back in the 60's, no seat belts were required and leaf springs were very common even on foreign makes. Chrysler owned Maseati for some time in the 60's and maybe later.
- Original message from Francis Dutton <francisd@aapt.net.au>: --------------
> Saw one of these this afternoon in Katoomba:
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> http://www.themaseraticlub.com/Mexico%20Concorso%202004.jpg
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> two strange things I noticed about it: a) no seat belts, and b) leaf
> rear springs & solid rear axle
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> cheers-
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