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the VW 1500 and a journal of my
progress in restoring a 1962
VW 1500 Karmann-Ghia.
Historical information about
the VW 1500 and a journal of my
progress in restoring a 1962
VW 1500 Karmann-Ghia.
parts i'd like to find
• uncracked '62 Type 34 lower dash pad (from chassis 0 042 251 or earlier)
• uncracked Type 34 upper door pads
• uncracked Type 34 upper door pads
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2 comments:
Let's see...I'll take one in Ruby Red and one in Black. I'll even fly over and pick them up in person, no problem. That's one car VW really should have put into mass production. Really a very classy and balanced design. Even as a concept, this one has aged well. I'd rather have one of these that a Type 34 'vert.
I agree on all counts. It really is a shame they never went into production.
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