With the Monza almost done its time to start thinking of a car for next year, mom wants to come and she has always wanted a Ghia so I figure I can kill a few birds with the same stone. Cheaper is better just need a shell with suspension and brakes
With the Monza almost done its time to start thinking of a car for next year, mom wants to come and she has always wanted a Ghia so I figure I can kill a few birds with the same stone. Cheaper is better just need a shell with suspension and brakes
aint pretty but its cheap and convertible. If you arent interested in the motor I'd be willin to buy it from you.
http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=840048
In reply to BoneYard_Racing:
http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/1357906650.html
The samba is by far the best website for acvw's. The technical forums have the answer to every question you could ever have just by searching. There is also a great classifieds section that has just about every part you could want and hundreds of cars.
If you ever need any help with something or need parts email me and I will see what I have and. I would also be glad to help you figure out what something is does or how it goes back together.
There is a straight one with fresh paint, but not too much interior and trim in the moss landing california pick and pull.
1969 Type 2 Karmann Ghia Project - $800 (Chilton)
1969 Type 3 Karmann Ghia, 1500cc engine, 53hp, runs good. This car is a project car and needs restoring finished or great for parts. Automatic stick shift, new front axle, new shocks brakes and rotors. Body needs work 50%. 12 volt system, 3 bumpers, original light lens, seats 6 tires and rims, windows all in good shape. Also have box of spare parts to go along with this project. $800.00.
Do Ghias use the same pan as the Bug?
Woody wrote: Do Ghias use the same pan as the Bug?
Similar but the pans (floors) are wider same as the 181 (Thing)
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