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This Stunning little Blue beauty, is a great example. (the 2nd owner believes the Engine which is a dual port 1600 and Trans to have 69 K miles and are actual). This one has : New Brakes, New Wheels, New Ball Joints, New tie Rods, New Electronic Ignition, New Spark Spark Plug Wires, New Carburetor, New Hoses, New 2 1/2 inch drop Spindles,...

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...

Powered by a 1200 CC air-cooled four-cylinder engine, this VW Karmann Ghia convertible for can scoot! With plenty of pep in its step, running through the gears is thrilling, to say the least. Especially when you get to run through the gears with a manual transmission! Still sporting the stock shifter this little VW shifts from gear to gear quite easily and allows for quick and sporty shifting making you the racer! The power is thrown to the ground thanks to radial tires, wrapped around hardened steel wheels. The exterior is sharp; it has been finished in a pearl white that just shimmers in the sunlight, while looking just white during those late night cruise-ins, until the street lights hits it. With just the right amount of chromed and polished goodies, this beautiful VW has just the right amount of vintage panache. The interior is no different, with white vinyl sport buckets. You're likely to feel like you're in a vintage German sports car, oh wait it is a German Sports car! Cut from the...

During the post war era, the standard of living was steadily increasing, and the Volkswagen brand only had the comparable basic Beetle in production. The executives of VW decided to start a new design based on the Beetle that was to be sportier in looks and in engine performance. The designers turned to Karmann coachworks and styling by Carrozzeria Ghia has produced one of the most iconic designs. This Karmann Ghia has been lovingly owned and enjoyed for the last 9 years and is now ready for a new adventure. This car is painted in a beautiful white pearl with flakes and has all the correct chrome accents. The unique intakes just above the chrome bumper make for an intriguing look reminiscent of the Porsche Boxster of...

This iconic vehicle is a testament to timeless style and engineering, featuring a striking green exterior that captures attention and admiration wherever it goes. The Karmann Ghia's sleek lines and distinctive curves are complemented by its elegant hub caps, which add a touch of vintage charm to its overall appearance. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting tan interior that nicely contrasts with the vibrant exterior. The vinyl interior not only enhances the car's classic appeal but also offers a comfortable and durable seating experience. Equipped with seatbelts, this Karmann Ghia ensures that safety accompanies style, providing peace of mind for both driver and passengers. Under the hood, this 1969 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is powered by a 1500cc engine, delivering a driving experience that is both engaging and enjoyable. Paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and hydraulic clutch, this vehicle offers a hands-on connection to the road, allowing you to fully appreciate the art of...