1967 Karmann Ghia Convertible on 2040-cars
Los Gatos, California, United States
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1967 Karmann Ghia Convertible. This is a CA car, all there, very solid original pans and no hacks, unmolested. The paint isn't shiny but you know what your getting. The Ghia has a newer top and headliner. The motor has about 2K on it and it runs great. This car is accident free with a couple small issues needing fixing and that's it. The interior has never been taken apart. What I would do is paint it and put new carpet in it then you have a 20K plus car. 1967 is a rare year because production is low. Original color is white with black top and interior. Paint on the inside of the jambs is original. Small amount of rust where the spare tire sat, I have the patch panel (see pics). Clear title. Please no monkey business. If you can't afford, you can bid but don't win. If your spouse says not to buy it, you can bid but don't win. This cost sellers money. Do all your inspections up front. Also, call with questions as the auction gets near end. No reserve. Call 408-813-3098 with questions.
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