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1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

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$8,100

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1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

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1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

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1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia

High Bidder:  Jayman

Highest Bid: $8,100 (USD)

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Location:

Sacramento, California 95841

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

1600cc F4

Transmission:

Manual

Odometer:

61,000 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

1412096504

Carfax:

Lot Number:

Highest Bid: $8,100 (USD)

High Bidder:  Jayman

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Location:

Sacramento, California 95841

Seller:

Private Party

Engine:

1600cc F4

Transmission:

Odometer:

61,000 (Mi)

Chassis/VIN:

1412096504

Carfax:

Lot Number:

19090405

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Vehicle Story

This 1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is powered by a rear-mounted 1600cc flat-four air-cooled engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. Features include bucket seats, independent front and rear suspension, a 12-volt electrical system, and an aftermarket Clarion cassette stereo. This yellow VW with a black vinyl interior is available now and comes with a clear California title in the seller's name.

The exterior is finished in the reportedly original factory yellow paint and has chrome and stainless trim, emblems, and handles. Chip damage can be seen on the right front fender and door. The chrome front bumper with bumper guards and over-riders is mounted below the dual headlamps, grilles, and amber front turn signals. A chrome rear bumper with bumper guards and over-riders is located below the rear tail lamps with integrated reverse lights, license plate lamp, and red reflectors. The rear window has a defroster. According to the seller, rust can be seen underneath the car and on the edges of the doors.

The silver steel wheels with trim rings and dog dish hubcaps are wrapped in radial tires.

The front bucket seats as well as the matching full-width rear seat are upholstered with black vinyl. Black vinyl covers the door panels and the rear interior trim panels. A white pinhole headliner and white vinyl sun visors can be seen above. Gray carpet covers the entire cabin floor. The steel dashboard is covered with a wood veneer overlay which is showing delamination due to age, particularly on the glovebox area to the right of the dashboard. A black vinyl pad is mounted on top of the dashboard. The black locking steering column is topped with a black steering wheel with a half horn ring and VW-logo horn button. The 4-speed manual transmission shifter is located on the tunnel between the front bucket seats.

This model comes equipped with a 90-mph speedometer with a 5-digit odometer, fuel gauge, and clock. The seller states that the 61K miles shown are accurate.

A rear-mounted and air-cooled 1600cc flat-four engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission provides power to the rear wheels. Air cleaner parts, a carburetor, a vapor canister, a coil, spark plug wires, and doghouse cooling hoses are in place. An Optima Yellowtop battery is mounted in the engine compartment. A new starter was installed and an oil change and some electrical work was completed two months ago, according to the seller.

This Karmann Ghia comes equipped with independent front and rear suspension. The suspension, floor pans, and underbody are wearing most of the original black paint and undercoating.

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Comments & Questions

April 05, 2022
10:59 AM

BID: $8,100

March 29, 2022
07:58 PM

BID: $8,000

March 29, 2022
10:59 AM

BID: $6,000

March 29, 2022
10:30 AM

BID: $5,800

March 29, 2022
09:08 AM
Seller

@Megj49 – hi, Is the rust in the Noise or where on this Ghia? Thanks, Megj49 ...

There's visible rust underneath the car and we've tried capturing it best as possible in the photos. Aside from that, there are some areas of surface rust along door/window edges. I would say it's fairly minimal, but certainly important to understand that the car is not in concours condition (yet!).

March 29, 2022
08:59 AM

BID: $1,200

March 29, 2022
08:59 AM
Bidder

hi, Is the rust in the Noise or where on this Ghia? Thanks, Megj49

March 29, 2022
08:54 AM

BID: $600

March 29, 2022
06:39 AM

BID: $500

March 29, 2022
06:19 AM
Seller

@CFD – Yikes, that dash looks a little like a Salvador Dali painting. Other than that looks like it has nice bones to restore or enjoy as is. ...

Ha, there’s definitely some odd warping in the dash. I only wish it were an original Dali… In truth, the dash is probably pretty low hanging fruit and was one of the first places I had planned to start. But I have one too many resto projects going and this is the one least likely to fit both of my kids, which is why I’m trimming it before really getting started. You’re right about enjoying as is, though. It’s a fun Sunday driver / errand runner.

March 29, 2022
12:24 AM
CFD

Yikes, that dash looks a little like a Salvador Dali painting. Other than that looks like it has nice bones to restore or enjoy as is.

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