Reply to "My 1971 Karmann Ghia Project"

Stan Galat

IaM-Ray posted:
Meade, have a look at this one ,,,,https://auburn.craigslist.org/...ghia/6986365823.html

No bondo in that nose. rolleyes

Something is seriously amiss... it would seem this car is missing a couple of kidneys.

This is EXACTLY why I'd love to see somebody splash a fiberglass mold of a pre-1970 Ghia (no love for the big taillights). I'd rather have one than a 356 coupe-- there's more room in the engine compartment, more room inside the car, and the lines are better (in my opinion). However, every car out there (and I mean every last one) is a bucket of oxidation, covered with filler and a nice coat of paint.

I'd pay more for a replica than an original.

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