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Reply to "My 1971 Karmann Ghia Project"

Rich Drewek posted:
As far as the Fuchs, I came very close to going with the RSR look and finish.
BTW, he turns around a set in two weeks, no prolonged wait.

I was on the fence with the RSR finish too. I decided to go with an OEM factory anodized finish and black paint.

When did Al start turning around wheels that quick? I'm going to have to give him a call because I have another set of flat fuchs than need to be restored.

Nice looking Ghia!

6/16/1911:40 AM

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