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The Ghia was Volkswagen's second passenger car released in 1955 after the Beetle. 1957 was the first year for the convertible. This particular 72 was purchased by the current owner from a private party 48 years ago! The odometer is reported to have rolled over once but at 127,000 miles the 1600cc engine was rebuilt and at 113,000 miles the 4 speed manual transmission was rebuilt. Tires were replaced at 152,000 miles. A list of maintenance items is available on request. The yellow exterior and black convertible top are in stellar shape as well as the black vinyl interior. The dash is free of cracks or warping. Convertibles were rare in 1972 only making up a small percentage of the total Karmann Ghia's built...

With plenty of pep in its step, running through the gears is exciting, to say the least. Especially when you get to run through the gears with a manual transmission! The owner bought this car less then a year ago for something to keep him busy - as he's retired! The reason he choose this example was due to her history, and solid body/floor pan - as these cars were prone to rust. He started with a repaint, and new red vinyl interior which is a nice compliment to the newly finished black exterior. With just the right amount of chromed and polished goodies, this driver quality VW has just the right amount of vintage appeal. The interior is no different, with sport buckets, and all new carpet, and headliner. Before painting, the front and rear glass were removed, and new gaskets installed - he said 'figuring if you're going to do it - do it right! So, on went getting her road worthy, and dependable by handling steering, braking, and servicing! He even updated her sound system w/ Blue Tooth - not bad for an 80+ yr old young guy! If a Karmann Ghia coupe is that sporty German car...

The Karmann Ghia-s of 1955-1974 were designed by an Italian Carrozzeria (Italian Coachbuilder) named Ghia and hand built by the German Coachbuilder named Karmann, which is where the car derives its name. This Karmann Ghia still has the original owner-s manual included with the car. This sleek Red Karmann Ghia Is fitted out with stock black cloth interior. The four-speed manual transmission and 1600 cc engine have only 79,815 miles on them. The VW has all original panels with no touch up body work having been done. The current owner has owned and operated the vehicle since 2013, and in that time has purchased 5 brand new tires for the vehicle in 2016. The VW has radial tires as well as hubcaps and a spare tire. This 72 Karmann Ghia is equipped with a manual convertible top, an AM/FM radio, and a CD player for those warm Sunday afternoon rides. But don-t fret, if its too cold to have the top down, this VW is equipped with...

Just looking at this small compact vehicle you start to respect the Italian design. The rounded front nose and fenders with its pointed headlight position look like it's ready to steam thru the air with its sweeping rooftop followed by its rounded back end, which gives this ride a sports car look. Styling from the front to the rear gives the vehicle a styling of a road course racer. Adding to that is the by rear-mounted built 1835cc engine with Dual Weber Carbs and a 4-speed manual 'Freeway Flyer' transmission, this vehicle is exciting!

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This '72 Karmann Ghia is powered by a 1600cc engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Options on this 1972 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia include: AM/FM radio with CD Player, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior and Kumho Solus Radial Tires wrapped around Factory Wheels with VW Hub Caps. This classic Volkswagen is offered for sale with just over 90,000 original miles and only 5000 miles since the rebuild. This beautiful Karmann Ghia comes with receipts and photos documenting the restoration. The body off restoration took three years and the results are impressive. The floor pans were replaced, the body was sandblasted and all rusted areas were replaced with metal panels. During the restoration the engine was rebuilt to original specs, the brakes and brake lines were replaced and the transmission and axle seals were replaced....