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The Mostly Harmless Racing Ghia:

Here is mine






Have fun, thanks.

Got the wheels and old style bumpers mounted. Still need to install the nose grills.

My 62:

My 66, a work in progress.

Finally got mine done. Its been fun this summer.

1971 Ghia Convertible (work in progress)

My 1969 Ghia vert.

Here's mine. Unfortunately, I only put 200 miles on her last year. She has become my step child since I completed my 914. I bought the car in 2002 for 2K. The body was rust free as it had been in an overseas storage container. However, the mice had their way with her. Every hose, suspension part, brake part, bearing, etc was replaced w/ new. The engine is original w/ 80,000K as is the transmission.

My 70 coupe and 67 vert. The coupe's has 43,000 original miles and the vert has 20,000 original miles. The vert was wrecked in 1978 and parked in a barn until just a few years ago. The coupe restoration is almost finished (I'm going to turbo and megasquirt convert a 1776cc or 2110cc...Don't worry the original long block is going to get preserved ) and I'm going to fix the verts front clip, get it running and drive it with the original paint, unrestored interior, narrowed beam and dropped to the deck. I've got lots to do this winter with a very limited budget and limited time. We will see what gets done!

A 68. All #'s match. No rust. 9 mo project. ps Now for sale since my latest project is complete.

and this one captures the colour much better than the other shots; flash seems to rob the colour. after a trip to the store aka heavy hauler

tres mas:

and the reason I'm selling the Ghia: And the family portrait, a Father / Son picture:

New paint. Remember it used to be blue.
Working on interior. used to be stock black.

Front air is complete.
Rear air is complete and now it matches the front.....

Many more mods to come as I get time and money.
Enjoy.

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