Karmann Ghia Cabriolet for Sale - Canada

I probably won't get around to restoring it, so might as well sell it. This car has been in the family since 1971.

1967, completely redone a while ago (body, engine, etc.), now needs surface body work and repainting. All metal is sound - just surface rust in some locations. Red with black top and interior. Standard transmission. Stock engine.

Location - Campbellville, Ontario

Photos on request.

robert.carley AT gmail.com

Best Offer - cheaper than Vince's :-)

Does this mean you may be in search of another speedy ? ~Alan

Maybe he heard there was going to be a Spyder on the market in the near future. :>) Hi Bob!!

Ouch !

Hi, guys.

No plans for any big purchases for at least two years (at least, that's the plan). My wife and I have had this Ghia since our wedding. Her father bought it from me after I had it barn stored, had it completely redone (body and mechanicals) and drove it as a fun car in the summers. He gave it back to us a few years ago. It needs some body repair - he kept it under a plastic sheet and the body fill bubbled in a few places, but the metal underneath is completely solid.

It's a quick and easy project for someone.

Alan, what Spyder did you buy?

Bob
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Are you flogging it on ebay as well? Autorader.ca?

Good luck, time to get better money is early spring!

Hi, Mike

I just posted it here. Not advertising it anywhere else at this time. If it sells now, great; if not, no big deal.

Good to talk to you guys again.

Yo Bob, perhaps there will be a new "Red Rooster" a couple of years hence, right?
Hoss

John:

I'm leaning in that direction. Just need to get more time to enjoy it to justify the expense.

How's Carlisle shaping up for this Spring?

Bob

Carlisle looks as though it will be a banner year from what I am reading on the Carlisle-related threads. You should consider joining us, with or without the "Rooster." ;-)

Robert, when you get serious about selling the Ghia, try thesamba.com
mine lasted 2 days before the sale...

Thanks, Vince

That might be my next step. Your Ghia was a beautiful car.

Bob