This 1971 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is instantly recognizable for the attractive Italian lines built with a German accent. As you get a little closer, you can also tell there's some very cool American flair added in, too. The distinct pale gray paint not only makes for a harmonizing two-tone with the black roof, but it also is a terrific canvas for the full pinstriping package. When you look inside, everything from the new seats to the machine-turned dash gives this a cool custom driver feel. And more than just looking cool, you can tell the additions were thoughtful. For example, the upgraded wheels mean better tires and the space for front disc brakes. So dig into the details of a unique Karmann Ghia that's built for true cruiser fun.
HIGHLIGHTS
*Beautiful Ghia design with proper German build quality
*Pale gray color let the hand-painted pinstripes really pop
*Billet nerf bar bumpers
*Cip1 15-inch salt flat-style wheels
*Nice black interior with new low-back front bucket seats
*Custom skull floor mats
*Pop-out rear windows
*Classic VW layout with Wolfsburg crest steering wheel and VDO gauges
*Air-cooled 1600cc dual-port motor -Clean style -New battery -Strong-running nature
*Four-speed manual transmission
*Front disc brakes
*Maintenance records
*Build receipts
This VW has a terrific personality. The bone-gray color and plenty of skull details really play into the coupe's "Bones" nickname. And you even get a custom-painted hubcap that announces this moniker. It makes this car feel special, and that's what vintage vehicle ownership is all about. So you can love this for the custom details or its classic style, but what really makes it terrific is the full individual spirit that gives this one its own unique personality. That's why you know you need to get your hands on these Bones. Call today!!!
