1969 Karmann Ghia Convertible on 2040-cars
Paradise, Pennsylvania, United States
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1969 Karmann Ghia Convertible, This car just came out of 20 plus years of dry storage. It runs and moves, but it does not have brakes and we do not have gas coming from the tank. The car when it was on the road was a driver and could be a driver again with a little work. If you want more than just a driver it needs restoration, The floor pans are patched and would need new floor pans to make it right . The car was hit in the left rear and was patched up. The car does not look bad, the paint is a little faded. The color originally dark red was paint bright red. The interior is fair, the seats, door panels are decent, The dash was recovered poorly.The convertible top is fair, if you were going to restore, you would replace. The motor and trans seem to run good. I also have a parts car that if you are the winner i would sell for an extra $200.00 It does not have a title but it does have parts for this car including a decent floor pan. There is a reasonable reserve so bid to own. If you have no feedback please email me before bidding.
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