First generation Maserati Quattroporte toggle switch guide and trivia

Today's Bring A Trailer featured a basket case Series 1 Quattroporte.  I've always wondered what all those toggle switches are for.

Well, here is the manual that explains it all.

Below are highlights from the September 1967 issue of Car & Driver:

• Competition include Mercedes 600, Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, Jaguar Mark X, Cadillac Fleetwood.
• Though it is touted as the fastest sedan in the world, the writer believes a well tuned American sedan with a 428 engine is faster.
• Costs $15,000.
• Sitting in front seats for more than an hour will require chiropractic treatment.
• Speedometer optimistic, by 12%.
• American-made A/C is noisy and hard to adjust.
• Power windows don't disappear completely into the doors and they whine like power winches.
• Test vehicle had 6,000 miles and was already missing several trim screws.  Driver's power window was broken.

I still want one.  Bad.