1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Base 1.6l on 2040-cars
Grand Haven, Michigan, United States
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I bought this car at a garage sale on impulse but I just don't use her. I have never seen such an old car looking as good. I took her to a local appraiser and no evidence was found of tampering and he agreed the milage was legit. The engine tells the story, there are lots of stock German parts. She runs perfectly and shifts easily. She actually has a decent amount of power for a 4 speed.
These are rare and I don't know where you're going to find one with such low miles. I tried to take lots of good pics, but please ask for more if you require. There are some scratches to the original paint, but I would leave that to a professional to restore or repaint; I think the original paint adds value. As you can see she's a head turner and the inside is in perfect shape other than a single heat crack in the dash. It has the original tool kit and spare tire/jack. Also the original washer bottle 'powered' by the spare tire air pressure. A real find and a beauty of an antique. Please ask me any questions before you bid. |
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