1968 Karmann GGhia Convertible For Sale

Fairly no-frills, just simple and clean with the quality level right up high where it should be.

Very nice panel fit and the finish level is very good.
Bright chrome, etc.

From all angles it has a fresh showroom appearance.

Very stright nose, Flat H4 headlights.

Brand new rubber on classic Porsche alloy wheels.

Super straight and smooth down the sides.

Cool accessory luggage rack on the back.

Top quality Stayfast Mercedes Canvas top.

Very tidy.

Look at the reflection in the paintwork in this photo...super smooth.

Very clean and tidy 1915cc engine that has about 7000 miles on it.

Very clean, but not too flashy.
Excellent runner and driver.
Freeway Flyer gearing in the trans, adjustable front beam with drop spindles and disc brakes.

Dual carbs with cast aluminum air cleaners and hex bar linkage.

Paintowrk is nice in the corners and under the lids.

Top boot conceals the top when down...in fact there are two boots...one in tan and another in black.

Very clean interior stitched in an early Ghia pattern.
Very classy and the color looks great against the bright red paintwork.

The rear seat...check out the color matched seatbelts as well as the custom fit German square weave carpets.

Back seat folds down for a flat storage area.
Headliner done in a matching tan material.

Very clean dash. What I like with this car is the level of restraint used during the build.
So many cars seem to get overloaded with goodies and extras...this one is just good simple and clean.

The factory steering wheel.

Stock guages.
Car has just 2000 miles on it since completion of the restoration, so it's nice and fresh.

Excellent dash pad.

Nice accessory parcel tray under the dash.

Gene Berg shifter.
Look how nice the carpet is fit around the shifter...very tidy.

Kenwood audio system.

Kenwood 6X9 speakers hidden under the rear shelf...clean and a great way to keep from drilling holes.

Door panels also stitched in an early Ghia pattern...very nice work.

Yummy isnt it?

It sits low but not "slammed". Built right, a grown up car for a grown up owner.

Very tidy under the front hood as well.
Kenwood CD changer.

Nice detailing around the fuel filler lump.

Painted in all the right spots.

Clean and straight in the spare tire well.

Original jack is present.
Very straight car.

Here's the black top boot in case you dont like the tan one.

I think this is my favorite shot...

Disc brakes up front, dropped spindles and an adjustable beam.
Built to be driven, not a trailer queen.

Very solid floor pans.

Looks like they could have undercoated a little better, but everything looks extremely solid under here.

And back out in the sun... what a sweet ride!
Very well built, high quality workmanship through and through.
Subtle and clean and simply beautiful.
The classic Cal Look Ghia defined.

Asking
$29,500 obo