1970 Karmann Ghia on 2040-cars
Collierville, Tennessee, United States
I took this car in as a partial trade on a tractor, the actual miles on the car are unknown. The car runs and shifts good. The interior is OK but has numerous flaws. The drivers seat has a rip and the dash pad has a crack in it. The car has a Gene Berg shifter and shifts very nice and smooth. The engine sounds good with an after market exhaust and air cleaner. This Karmann Ghia has been lowered and looks good but rubs a bit on the front fender when turning, needs lower profile tires or raised back up a bit. Body is overall good but has some rust in the drivers floor pan, which has a cheaper patch to it. The drivers door looks as if it has had some body work to it in the past and needs redone. This car is in good overall condition and would make a great project car and would be easy to fix the way you want it for not a lot of money. There is a small box of parts, including original parts replaced and some side trim that was taken off at some point, that go with the car. No reserve, thanks.
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