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The Karmann Ghia has always been a cult car. Collectors all over the world appreciate the clean lines of its timeless design, combined with the simplicity and reliability of its Beatle underpinnings. The Karmann Ghia was conceived as a stylish and sportier alternative to the Beatle. The Karmann Ghia combined the chassis and drive train of the Volkswagen Beetle with the Italian styling of Carrozzeria Ghia and hand-built bodywork by the German coachbuilder Karmann. This 1958 Karmann Is a perfect example of the type. With its Italian styling easily surpassing the test of time.

Even better, this Karmann Ghia is what air-cooled fanatics call the 'low light'. A nod to the headlights sitting lower on the leading edge of the fenders verses the later models where they were moved up to the top of the front fenders. This car exemplifies the classic charm of early air-cooled Volkswagens with minimal chrome and a clean, simple metal dash; completely devoid of pretension. No fake wood and no ugly black vinyl anywhere to be seen - just gorgeous Florida Green adorning every inch of the car. Perfectly contrasted with ivory white nobs and minimalist chrome around the gauges, grills...

Just looking at this small compact vehicle you start to respect the beautiful design. The rounded front nose and fenders with it pointed headlight position looks like it's ready to steam thru the air with its sweeping roof top followed by its rounded back end, gives this ride a sports car look. The Red exterior is in fantastic condition and looks great paired with the clean black leather interior. Powered by a rebuilt rear mounted 1600cc engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission, this vehicle is a blast to drive. Options on this 1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia include: AM/FM Radio, Spare Tire, Hub Caps, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Jack, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, Radial Tires, Aluminum/Alloy Wheels.

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The versatile forward-control style and squared-off 'bread van' style make this instantly reminiscent of the classic VW Bus. That is because the Vanagon is the more powerful, larger, and nimbler successor. As you investigate the details, you will discover that kind of investments that keep this classic a practical choice. In fact, the important Westfalia roof even functions as it should.

Inside, the driver gets all the right comforts with high-back bucket seat upholstered in a plush tan cloth. It has good bolstering and armrests to make sure it is long-haul comfortable. There is a large steering wheel, a gearshift within easy reach, and an old school AM/FM/Cassette player. Behind the seats are built-in cabinets, a fold-up table, and a fold-flat bed that all mean you can take home with you in a compact and well-organized package. Also, as a true Westfalia, it has the iconic pop-up roof for comfortable camping. Additional camping options include a full bed pop-up, van sleeps 4, gas stove with 2 burners, sick that uses onboard water or hookup water, refrigerator that can use 12 volts DC from batteries/ onboard propane/ or 110 volts AC from a hookup, auxiliary heater that runs on propane, curtains that...

The Beetle was first produced in the 1930s with the intention of becoming the 'people's car' or Volkswagen in German. Volkswagen was the brainchild of Adolf Hitler to produce a reliable vehicle for the hardworking people of Germany, and a car that was not only inexpensive but safe to drive. In fact, the Beetle was to be mass-produced and sell for 1000 Reich Marks or about $140. Unfortunately, by 1939 World War II had begun ending production of the Beetle shortly after the first car came off the assembly line. After the war ended, Allies helped resurrect the German auto industry to become a global enterprise. At first, sales were slow due to the Nazi connection, but by 1975 Volkswagen was the largest vehicle importer in the United States. Reaching an incredible fifteen million units sold to date. Our 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle convertible is a mighty fine example. The engine is an air-cooled 1600cc H4 attached to a four-speed manual transmission. Attractive Turquoise paint and top-quality black cloth soft convertible top. The Grey cloth and vinyl seats and...

This Beetle looks sharp painted in Porsche Red with Chrome bumpers and matching Chrome roof cargo rack. Sitting on a set of red Aluminum Wheels and comes with some cargo baskets for the roof rack, to add to the classic Beetle experience. Powered by a Rebuilt, Bored and Stroked 1914CC Flat 4 Cylinder with Cima 94MM Forged Pistons and matted to a rebuilt 4 speed Manual Transmission, both rebuilt in 2008 (3k miles ago). This Beetle is optioned with the Factory...