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 wammo
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[FS - NSW 2251] Karmann Ghia Coupe Cal Look GEORGEOUS Price Slashed
1962 Karmann Ghia Coupe
Judging by the response to the original post a few weeks ago, everyone loves this car.....but no one has the budget to buy it.
PRICE SLASHED by $4,000 !
Built by an ex-Fast Fours & Rotaries magazine editor, this brand new resto-Cal-Look coupe has had all the hard work done and has never been
debuted at any major VW event.
Undoubtedly one of the finest Karmann Ghias in Australia, duplicating this vehicle would cost approximately $50K. Priced to save you over $20K, it
represents an excellent investment for the KG aficionado.
Don't waste your time and money buying a typical KG for over $20K when what you may get is a patched-up original with a low performance engine,
four-wheel drum brakes, swing-axle rear suspension, and well over 150,000 km on the clock. One that may require years more of your hard-earned money
to keep on the road and still leave you dissatisfied.
If you've dreamed of owning a uniquely beautiful, high performance Karmann Ghia then you could be driving this one in a matter of days. One with all
the performance hardware & custom touches you've ever wanted, that will save you over 30% in cost and the 3-4 years it typically takes to fully
restore one of these classics. Built to be a practical daily driver, it's brand new from top to bottom and has been driven less than 5km.
100% bare metal restoration • body-off rotisserie reconstruction • lower six inches body & floor pans replaced with reproduction steel panels
• Daihatsu Feroza aqua 2K paint • all new rubber seals & chrome • smooth one-piece bumpers • custom removable nerf bars
'67 VW chassis converted to IRS • front torsion beam adjusters for easy ride height adjustment • performance front camber eccentrics • narrowed
ball joint front beam sleeved for extra strength • custom narrow front anti-roll bar • raised front shock towers for standard length shocks with
bump stops • rear air shocks for easy ride height adjustment • rear anti-roll bar • four wheel cross-drilled disc brakes • 17" replica
Porsche Cup wheels • Falken 205/40 & 215/45 tires
Stan Pobjoy 'hi-po' 1916cc engine • 7,000+ rpm counter-weighted crank • balanced rotating assembly including flywheel & clutch • custom
cam grind • 041 VW heads • 44mm Weber carbs • anti-surge oil sump • hidden electronic ignition • electric fuel pump • 911 Porsche style
fan shroud & alternator • fully detailed engine bay with polished aluminium panels • hidden carby linkage & ignition wires • extractors
& custom high-tuck dual exhaust system • rebuilt IRS gearbox • black powder coated suspension • under-body, chassis, & suspension
detailed in two-tone hammertone
All new interior upholstery • sports bucket seats • gearshift & handbrake relocated rearward for better driving ergonomics • custom wiring
loom • battery relocated behind rear seat • battery disconnect switch • fuse box relocated to centre console • VDO oil pressure, oil temp,
volts, left & right cylinder head temp gauges • dual Kombi electric heater fans • two hour break-in on engine • Fast Fours & Rotaries
magazine feature car • FF&R issue included • unregistered • chassis #147158944
You'll likely never have another chance to buy a fully rebuilt Karmann Ghia coupe with extensive, high quality performance modifications, under 5km
on the clock - and save over $20K!
Looks gorgeous, goes hard, sounds awesome, steers straight, & stops on a penny!
If you can't afford this dream KG on your own why not consider buying it between one, two or three good VW buddies?
It's probably not going to be used as a daily driver, so co-ownership is a great solution where you get to enjoy and take pride in ownership of one
of Australia's best Karmann Ghis for a fraction of the cost. Co-ownership is a practical means to enjoy what may be beyond your budget, and is
commonly used to own time-share holiday homes, race cars, expensive boats, and aircraft used on a recreational basis.
Share ownership of this stunning Karmann Ghia with one good buddy and get to drive it two weeks every month for under $15K each. Two buddies and enjoy
it ten days a month for under $10K each. Three buddies and cruise one week a month for under a measley $7,500 each.
In years to come you could buy out your partners and end up owning this beauty outright, with cost spread over a time period you can afford.
That's got to be better than never owning or enjoying a Karmann Ghia of this calibre!
Price: $29,500
NSW 2251
PM or email Steve for more details and photos: 1962kg@gmail.com
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Mellow Yellow 74
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Hi,
This does not seem to be registered but is it registerable (if that is a word) - i.e. street legal?
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donn
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All new interior upholstery • sports bucket seats • custom wiring loom • battery relocated behind rear seat • battery disconnect switch •
fuse box relocated to centre console • VDO oil pressure, oil temp, volts, left & right cylinder head temp gauges • dual Kombi electric heater
fans • two hour break-in on engine • Fast Fours & Rotaries magazine feature car • FF&R issue included •  unregistered  • chassis #147158944
Now if I can just get the misses to lend me what I don't have, like $34000.00
I dream of a day when a chicken can cross a road without being asked for it's motive!
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wammo
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KG is currently unregistered as it's been in storage while I'm working overseas. Previously registered in NSW in the late 1980's with the same
body, chassis and 1600cc engine block. Taken out of storage in September 2010 and $2,500 spent prepping it for sale.
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newghia
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 05:28 AM |
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WOW
with all that work & all the cool bits on it, this is a fantastic price !
i agree that it would cost a hell of a lot more to build,
thats less than i've spent on the razor so far !
good luck with the sale, wish i had some money & garage space spare
Nath
Step up to get out !!!
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chris7
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 06:13 AM |
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dam i want that car !!!....dont have the money mate or i would take it
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devon57
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 05:41 PM |
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SENSATIONAL
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vlad01
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 09:16 PM |
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lol what the? the pic look like a mini prop set. ie small scale photography.
what is it 1:24? or 1:32
71 notchback,
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squizy
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 09:33 PM |
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Hope all is going well Steve from some old faces around the Central Coast. You might remember my similar KG in the late 80's with moons and a
slightly more jade green colour. Good to see this ride still knocking around. Good luck with the sale.
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reub
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| posted on November 18th, 2010 at 09:52 PM |
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Interior pics?
Reub
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newghia
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 06:18 AM |
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| Quote: | Originally
posted by vlad01
lol what the? the pic look like a mini prop set. ie small scale photography.
what is it 1:24? or 1:32
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if you cant say something constructive, why say anything at all........
no need for comments like this,
Nath
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vwsteve
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 07:28 AM |
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if only my ghias looked as good as that!
i absolutely love it
1 1963 356b porsche coupe
2 1960 karmann ghia cab
1 1965 karmann ghia cab
1 1966 karmann cab
1 1961 split ute
1 1967 split p/van
1 1952 standard bug
1 1963 ragtop
1 1960 ragtop
2 1954 ovals
1 1956 oval baja project
1 1957 oval flying flea
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wammo
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 12:05 PM |
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| Quote: | Originally
posted by vlad01
lol what the? the pic look like a mini prop set. ie small scale photography.
what is it 1:24? or 1:32
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A short focal length camera lens puts the background out of focus to emphasize the foreground subject. Check my avatar image, you can see the KG is
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wammo
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 12:10 PM |
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posted by devon57
SENSATIONAL
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Thanks devon57, after all the hard work put into my KG it's great to receive such positive feedback on Aussieveedubbers.com
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 12:23 PM |
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posted by reub
Interior pics?
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Reub, second photo shows seat upholstery - albeit taken mid rebuild. Small scale bucket seats were chosen to fit the scale of the interior and ensure
the top of backrest was no higher than the window sill.
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 02:38 PM |
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Hell yeah! Good to see a fast fours a rotaries man into the classic dubs!
Good luck with the sale!
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wammo
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 03:03 PM |
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Hell yeah! Good to see a fast fours a rotaries man into the classic dubs!
Good luck with the sale!
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Always was more of a flat four fan than any fast four or rotary. Here's my old '69 Notchback, a great daily driver! Sold a decade ago, I wonder who
has it now?
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wammo
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 03:06 PM |
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| Quote: | Originally
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if only my ghias looked as good as that!
i absolutely love it
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Thanks for the positive feedback vwsteve
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 08:11 PM |
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Hey Wammo
Credit to you on both your cars they are nice!
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 09:02 PM |
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Wow. nice cars
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wammo
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 09:04 PM |
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Hey Wammo
Credit to you on both your cars they are nice!
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Thanks Aussie_Mick, however I can't take credit for my old Notchback. I bought it as a stock resto and only lowered it and bolted on the polished
Porsche 914 wheels (originally on my KG) and the Euro-spec tail lights.
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 09:06 PM |
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Wow. nice cars
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Thanks bus914
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 09:30 PM |
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WOW 
remember the build pics of this one and always wondered if it was ever finished and what became of it......
very very nice indeed
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| posted on November 19th, 2010 at 09:49 PM |
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WOW
remember the build pics of this one and always wondered if it was ever finished and what became of it......
very very nice indeed
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Thanks Hellbugged, I'm amazed by how many people remember it from a just a few magazine stories.
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| posted on November 20th, 2010 at 08:54 AM |
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Mmm project Panzer. any info on the cooliing under the fanshroud and the linkage would be much help as am doing a similar conversion atm.
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| Quote: | Originally
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Hope all is going well Steve from some old faces around the Central Coast. You might remember my similar KG in the late 80's with moons and a
slightly more jade green colour. Good to see this ride still knocking around. Good luck with the sale.
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Hi Paul, not only do I remember your KG, I always thought it was very cool and still have a photo of it. Where is it today?
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wammo
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Mmm project Panzer. any info on the cooliing under the fanshroud and the linkage would be much help as am doing a similar conversion atm.
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Empi, the fan shroud and kit to adapt the Porsche fan & alternator came from Vintage Vee Dub Supplies. It uses the stock oil cooler if I remember
correctly. There's some debate about the effectiveness of the cooling, however the only way to be sure is to fit two cylinder head temp gauges, which
I did. The 1916cc has only been run about two hours and head temps seem OK.
The carb linkage came with the Weber kit and was adapted to mount behind the cooling shroud rather than through it. I can't remember the exact
details, however it wasn't that difficult. Sorry I can't provide more specific info.
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i want it but NO room bugger
sweet ride
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wammo
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i want it but NO room bugger
sweet ride
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Thanks for the positive response badkarmann
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[FS - NSW] 1962 Karmann Ghia GORGEOUS RESTO-CAL PRICE SLASHED
1962 Karmann Ghia Coupe
Judging by the response to the original post a few weeks ago, everyone loves this car.....but no one has the budget to buy it.
PRICE SLASHED by $4,000 !
This gorgeous, fully rebuilt resto-mod Karmann Ghia coupe is now an unbelievable bargain at just $29,500 !
Built by an ex-Fast Fours & Rotaries magazine editor, this brand new resto-Cal-Look coupe has had all the hard work done and has never been
debuted at any major VW event.
Undoubtedly one of the finest Karmann Ghias in Australia, duplicating this vehicle would cost approximately $50K. Priced to save you over $20K, it
represents an excellent investment for the KG aficionado.
Don't waste your time and money buying a typical KG for over $20K when what you may get is a patched-up original with a low performance engine,
four-wheel drum brakes, swing-axle rear suspension, and well over 150,000 km on the clock. One that may require years more of your hard-earned money
to keep on the road and still leave you dissatisfied.
If you've dreamed of owning a uniquely beautiful, high performance Karmann Ghia then you could be driving this one in a matter of days. One with all
the performance hardware & custom touches you've ever wanted, that will save you over 30% in cost and the 3-4 years it typically takes to fully
restore one of these classics. Built to be a practical daily driver, it's brand new from top to bottom and has been driven less than 5km.
100% bare metal restoration • body-off rotisserie reconstruction • lower six inches body & floor pans replaced with reproduction steel panels
• Daihatsu Feroza aqua 2K paint • all new rubber seals & chrome • smooth one-piece bumpers • custom removable nerf bars
'67 VW chassis converted to IRS • front torsion beam adjusters for easy ride height adjustment • performance front camber eccentrics • narrowed
ball joint front beam sleeved for extra strength • custom narrow front anti-roll bar • raised front shock towers for standard length shocks with
bump stops • rear air shocks for easy ride height adjustment • rear anti-roll bar • four wheel cross-drilled disc brakes • 17" replica
Porsche Cup wheels • Falken 205/40 & 215/45 tires
Stan Pobjoy 'hi-po' 1916cc engine • 7,000+ rpm counter-weighted crank • balanced rotating assembly including flywheel & clutch • custom
cam grind • 041 VW heads • 44mm Weber carbs • anti-surge oil sump • hidden electronic ignition • electric fuel pump • 911 Porsche style
fan shroud & alternator • fully detailed engine bay with polished aluminium panels • hidden carby linkage & ignition wires • extractors
& custom high-tuck dual exhaust system • rebuilt IRS gearbox • black powder coated suspension • under-body, chassis, & suspension
detailed in two-tone hammertone
All new interior upholstery • sports bucket seats • gearshift & handbrake relocated rearward for better driving
ergonomics • custom wiring loom • battery relocated behind rear seat • battery disconnect switch • fuse box relocated to centre console •
VDO oil pressure, oil temp, volts, left & right cylinder head temp gauges • dual Kombi electric heater fans • two hour break-in on engine •
Fast Fours & Rotaries magazine feature car • FF&R issue included • unregistered • chassis #147158944
You'll likely never have another chance to buy a fully rebuilt Karmann Ghia coupe with extensive, high quality performance modifications, under 5km
on the clock - and save over $20K!
Looks gorgeous, goes hard, sounds awesome, steers straight, & stops on a penny!
If you can't afford this dream KG on your own why not consider buying it between one, two or three good VW buddies?
It's probably not going to be used as a daily driver, so co-ownership is a great solution where you get to enjoy and take pride in ownership of one
of Australia's best Karmann Ghis for a fraction of the cost. Co-ownership is a practical means to enjoy what may be beyond your budget, and is
commonly used to own time-share holiday homes, race cars, expensive boats, and aircraft used on a recreational basis.
Share ownership of this stunning Karmann Ghia with one good buddy and get to drive it two weeks every month for under $15K each. Two buddies and enjoy
it ten days a month for under $10K each. Three buddies and cruise one week a month for under a measley $7,500 each.
In years to come you could buy out your partners and end up owning this beauty outright, with cost spread over a time period you can afford.
That's got to be better than never owning or enjoying a Karmann Ghia of this calibre!
Price: $29,500
NSW 2251
Email Steve for more details and photos: 1962kg@gmail.com
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