Reply to "My 1971 Karmann Ghia Project"

Thanks for the response Rich.. It really does look like the "ticket" for our cars. It will be interesting to hear comments about it from you later. When I look at it from the top I'm not impressed with how it looks. It looks like a giant hard boiled egg slicer ! But..all the good stuff is there and in the right place ! From underneath it looks fine. My thoughts were drifting to maybe welding on a couple tabs to be able to attach a tow bar as well. Oh....You are doing a fantastic job on your Ghia, I must say !!! Well Done!.....Bruce

3/12/196:20 PM

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