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He should have vacuumed the interior before he took the pics, good daily driver deano

[ Edited on 31-8-2006 by byronbus ]

My opinion

Wheels/Tyres- Very rare EMPI alloy wheels??.... i dont think so??.... nice - but rare?

Any one who doeas a decent resto then puts a Monza 4 tip on doesnt really know VW's

and yes - such a nice car and you cant be bothered vacuuming it before you advertise??

Certainly top dollar - it is a late one that has had early bumpers grafted on. Think i either prefer late bumpers or have the bullets done as well

[ Edited on 31-8-2006 by Bizarre ]

Top dollar there for an import that has the owners profit margin built in the price considering what they would have bought it into the country for.

Hunt out a local one Deano and pay $15 - 20k.

I know this car. It is a good solid car, and the owner Carlos, put a lot of hours into its resto. He picked up seond best modified Ghia at the last Vic Day of'. He really wants $18k for it. Hope this helps. Your right, he does'nt really know VWs, he owns a hodrod shop.

[ Edited on 31-8-2006 by Hertz ]

mmmmmmmmmmmmm Monza 4 tip :repuke

i had to laugh when i read "very rare EMPI alloy wheels"

didnt KGs get late model square bumpers in 72?

oh yeah monzas are best left to convertbles with carrera kits on LOL

-Joel

I wouldnt buy a Ghia unless i went over it with a magnet

i actually like the bumper job, the conversion looks much nicer on that then it does on the type 3s or bugs i have seen, and rare or not, the rims ARE sweet

yep 71 was the last year KGs had the old round bumpers
so thats how it was meant to be

-Joel

thank you ... buying VWs is a frikkin minefield, just as scary as fixing one...lol...cheers for the info.

If they are real empi 8's then they are rare and worth a lot of money.
Looks like a nice car, and if all the body work has been done correct then the price sounds fair.
Try do a real resto on less money!