Make:
Volkswagen
Model:
Karmann Ghia
Year:
1973
Mileage:
95672
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Texas
City:
Dallas , TX
Zip:
75201
1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Convertible Beautifully Restored Built 1600cc
The restoration of this 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible gave the paint an award-worthy sleekness. Along with a professionally built engine for some added pep there are premium upgrades like air conditioning and four-wheel disc brakes which prove this convertible has been given the right investments to deliver the premium feeling this Karmann Ghia deserves. Volkswagen was upfront about what the Karmann Ghia was. They told you how it gives you Italian styling and German build quality for a value price. And the humble underpinnings were always part of the charm. But some people thought a car that looked like an Italian sports car was supposed to fully stir your driveling soul... and this one does exactly that. The info we're told was that there were basically two restorations (2004 and 2008). It was sort of about getting your ideal car and then refining the idea. So the black paint is borrowed from a true premium German, Mercedes-Benz, and the quality application and proper care it's always received means it continues to have a piano-like luster today. So the gloss knows how to show off the sculpted curves created by the Italian design house Ghia. The bumpers and trim are a high contrast to the black in chrome/silver, but it all harmonizes from the level of shine this sunshine-friendly convertible radiates.
The restoration of this 1973 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia convertible gave the paint an award-worthy sleekness. Along with a professionally built engine for some added pep there are premium upgrades like air conditioning and four-wheel disc brakes which prove this convertible has been given the right investments to deliver the premium feeling this Karmann Ghia deserves. Volkswagen was upfront about what the Karmann Ghia was. They told you how it gives you Italian styling and German build quality for a value price. And the humble underpinnings were always part of the charm. But some people thought a car that looked like an Italian sports car was supposed to fully stir your driveling soul... and this one does exactly that. The info we're told was that there were basically two restorations (2004 and 2008). It was sort of about getting your ideal car and then refining the idea. So the black paint is borrowed from a true premium German, Mercedes-Benz, and the quality application and proper care it's always received means it continues to have a piano-like luster today. So the gloss knows how to show off the sculpted curves created by the Italian design house Ghia. The bumpers and trim are a high contrast to the black in chrome/silver, but it all harmonizes from the level of shine this sunshine-friendly convertible radiates.
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