Sold!~~~~T-Topped, custom metal Ghia for sale w/extra parts

[John Kelly]

The Ghia has sold. Thanks! 1974 Ghia with a '50s front clip ready to weld on to replace the damaged nose. The last pair of my custom steel rear flares goes with it. There are 4 -16X7 Porsche alloys with center caps and 40 series tires with almost no tread wear. The roof has a custom T-top made from the original metal which took me over 200 hours to make. The flares and t-tops are in bare metal and will require some final smoothing to be ready for paint. This is the last and best t-top roof of the five I have made. Complete hydraulic front suspension from my old Ghia roadster comes with the car along with the front suspension that it is riding on now. There are numerous extra parts that go with this car; early and late taillights, early grilles, headlight rings, emblems, trim, Porsche gauges etc. One floor mount VW or Porsche engine stand. One custom lengthened tow bar specially modified for towing Ghias without crunching the headlights in sharp turns. No engine. No seats. The floor pan has a few small areas that were cut out by the previous owner. The price is firm unless I'm unable to sell in the next 8 months or so, at which time I may part it out. If you are interested in any of the parts, let me know and I will contact you if I decide to go that route. There are already 4 or 5 people interested in the flares. Delivery is possible within 1200 miles or so of our place on the Washington coast. Please see this youtube video for an inventory of some of the parts as well as video of the car:

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=Gul ... fZBSW7PFTY

For a limited time, the Chevy stepvan the car is in goes with it for free.

Thanks, John http://www.ghiaspecialties.com

[airdreams1]

Have a friend who may be interested whats the price?

[John Kelly]

Well that was silly of me. The price is in the video, but I forgot to mention it here. It is $3000. If I were still making t-tops the cost of the roof alone would be near what I'm asking for the whole package.

Thanks, John http://www.ghiaspecialties.com

[caseyd45]

Do you have a new website? I was wanting to know if you still made flares for ghias.
Thanks, David