Let's see your Karmann Ghia

VW underneath a classic Italian body design.
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david58
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Let's see your Karmann Ghia

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This is a pic of a nice Ghia I found hidden in a garage down by the river. Come on Guys and Gals Post them pics up. :lol:
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Post by shegel »

i dont know why no one else has posted yet. but i'll say that that ghia is freakin sweet.
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Dude....nice score. Hope it runs as GREAT as it looks!
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I didn't buy it the guy who owns it wants me to work on it. He said it was in Hot Vw's in it's lifetime though.
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Post by Desolas »

Looks like a great looking car that someone stopped caring about.. Should clean up real nice.

Are you working on it for the original owner/builder, or has it been past on since it was put together like that?
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I don't know much other than the car is dusty. I thought someone would recognize it looks like it came from Texas.
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Bump lets wake this forum up guy and gals. :wink:
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Here's mine (engine before upgrade to dual 40 IDF's and header/quiet pack exhaust):

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Awesome car. :shock: and it really blends right in with the scenery. :wink:
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Here's my 74 Coupe. I'm stillputting her together and I hope to bring her to the Bug Jam.

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Allen Caron
Warner Robins, GA
74 Karmann Ghia
53 MGTD VW Replica Kit Car

"VWs...They turn an ordinary man into a mechanic"
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Goodwrench wrote:Here's my 74 Coupe. I'm stillputting her together and I hope to bring her to the Bug Jam.

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Nice detail. :wink:
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Here is mine.
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Still in the works of course.
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WickedWagens wrote:Here is mine.

Still in the works of course.
And a work of art too. :lol:
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Our Mexico Ghia

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Our 1965 "Mexico" Ghia, 2007 Carrera Panamericana participant ... before the race. We took a close third in the Historica A class, which is under 2 liters.

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Post by Glenn »

Does the rules really allow you to have the fuel pump in the passenger compartment along with the fuel line?

I know you'd never pass tech at the drag strip.
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